Inception has a very special place in my heart. Since I watched it the first time, I have returned to it on several occasions throughout the years, and every time I get transported right back to the same trance I was in the first time. Because it isn't often you watch a movie that leaves you with a feeling of completion to such a degree as this movie.
It's a 2-hour and 28-minute masterpiece containing one of the best and most iconic movie scores ever.
It's a 2-hour and 28-minute triumph in visual effects.
And It's a 2 hour and 28-minute long showcase of why Christopher Nolan might just be the most unique, refined and important director of the 21st century so far.
After careful consideration, I've concluded that there is not a single aspect of this movie that isn't straight-out world-class.
Dare I say film perfection?
It's a 2-hour and 28-minute masterpiece containing one of the best and most iconic movie scores ever.
It's a 2-hour and 28-minute triumph in visual effects.
And It's a 2 hour and 28-minute long showcase of why Christopher Nolan might just be the most unique, refined and important director of the 21st century so far.
After careful consideration, I've concluded that there is not a single aspect of this movie that isn't straight-out world-class.
Dare I say film perfection?
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