Inception. As the name suggests, it was going to be a confusing movie in my language. But being a Nolan fan, and also a fan of sci-fi action movies, and whatever the movie was hyped to offer, i decided to watch it during the second week.
Now to be frank, I had a lot of expectations before watching the movie. When you have a blabber-mouth for a friend who criticises everything to be anything other than 'good', come to you with exaggerated opinions calling it a masterpiece, it makes you wonder a few things. First, what does she know of Nolan to watch just one movie and call it a master-piece? Second, what were you doing till now - your friend comes up to you with praises for one of your most cherished directors, and you cant approve or even relate to the movie?!.... I went to see the movie the following weekend.


This movie has all it takes to be called Nolan's master-piece to date. From a fresh idea to slick editing, mesmerising special effects and snappy screenplay, this film is a visual treat to the ignorant. To a more mature audience though, this movie means something more. To want for creativity is not wrong, in fact in my opinion it is the job of every director to deliver in these terms. In this day of stereo-type stories and numb-skulled raw action movies, Inception is nothing less than an extraordinary undertaking from Nolan!
Bravo!!.......