It’s been a while since I wrote  a movie review.  This is mostly because with all the crappy films that came out recently, I lost my inspiration for a bit.  I’m glad to report that my inspiration is back on track.  How could it not be, with the film like “Inception“, which I went to see in the movies on Saturday night?
We, the non-14-years-old audience, were waiting for this or similar movie for a really long time now. Â It’s everything you want from a movie and more – it’s smart, it’s engaging, it’s entertaining, it’s thought-provoking, it’s pleasant to look at, and it gives you something to talk about for days after. Â I’ve heard plenty of positive reviews of this movie. Â And I’m sure I haven’t heard even a tiny bit of them – currently the film is #3 in IMDB’s Top 250 films of all times.
For me personally, the movie was quite a surprise.  It is similar in different details to so many other movies, yet it is unique, standing on its own, and way better than most.  While a lot of people, of course me included, enjoyed the twisted story, I was mostly taken away by the visuals.  The combination of great visual effects and outstanding photography are break-taking.  It is on par with the bullet-time photography of “The Matrix”, adjusted for a years that pasted.  In particular – two scenes that were jaw-dropping: bending of the city, which is partially seen on the poster, and the fight in the hotel corridor.  During these two scenes I almost totally forgot what the movie was about – it looked so great, that I had a huge “Wow!” sign occupying all space inside my head.
I’ll say even more. Â Do you remember when the “Avatar” movie came out? Â It was great, wasn’t it? Â But you had to use the 3D glasses which were annoying, and you sorta had to see the movie, because there was so much hype about it. Â These two things for me were a bit offsetting. Â I was expected it to be great. Â I had to force myself to wear the glasses. Â “Inception” on the other hand was totally unexpected, and it came in 2D (thank you whoever made that decision). Â I went to see a twisted story with Leonardo DiCaprio, and I what I got out of it was so much more.
Anyways, I can talk about this movie for hours. Â But I’d rather do it with people who saw it. Â So, don’t miss out your chance – movies of this superb quality don’t come out that often. Â Do yourself a favor and see it in the cinema. Â It pretty much requires the big screen. Â It’s so good that I’ll probably go see it again, and end up buying a DVD or something.
Absolutely a 5 out of 5. Â Highly recommended.