Inception movie review

[@rileyherbert4657]

Inception gets better the more you think about it..

[@idacbakken]

Your profile pic fits your comment

[@Ghaffar_KH]

+Fierrryyy Do you know his face is from which meme? I'be been searching for the meme for a really long time but I can't find an answer.

[@idacbakken]

TooCoolForYou No I don't either

[@rileyherbert4657]

TooCoolForYou Eddy wally AKA the "wow" guy

[@sirpizo555]

Wow *Wink*

[@chaitanyapatel1946]

"This movie takes a lot of brain power." After watching and understanding Tenet, Inception is a fairy-tale.

[@camzilla_does_music834]

Everytime I think I get it, I think about it more and that goes away and I'm just like WHAT?

[@stonedfinn3649]

Still Inception is smarter, Tenet is just complex.

[@vehzee]

Tenet is psuedo-logic. Think about it for more than a minute and it falls apart

[@DavidHernandez-ug9gb]

1. The Dark Knight 2. Inception 3. Interstellar 4. The Dark Knight Rises 5. The Prestige 6. Memento 7. Batman Begins 8. Insomnia Even Nolan's worst film is still a really good one

[@Ghaffar_KH]

I never watched 5, 6, and 8. Do you recommend them?

[@DavidHernandez-ug9gb]

TooCoolForYou absolutely. Particularly the Prestige, but keep your eyes open and listen to everything said or else you might miss some important plot points.

[@Ghaffar_KH]

+David Hernandez Yeah I heard it was amazing, also Christian Bale was in it, and that guy from X-men.

[@DavidHernandez-ug9gb]

TooCoolForYou *Hugh Jackman. And yes they're both amazing

[@Ghaffar_KH]

+David Hernandez Yup Hugh Jackman, really great actor. I loved him in Prisoners, that movie was so great. I highly recommend it :)

[@kbdemonbain]

i would love to see Jeremy do another movie on Inception full of spoilers and in depth talk about it and the ending

[@ChannelBlaino]

Eye2EyeIIIV Stupid list

[@BlazeTheMovieFan]

It's very unlikely he'll ever do that. He usually doesn't do a spoiler review of an old movie. He usually only does one on a movie that's in theaters. But I could possibly do it though. I probably should do a spoiler review of the movie some day.

[@bigkahunaburger1092]

inception one of the best movies of all time

[@elmertjee]

Yep, It's even the best movie ever for me. I must have seen a 1000 movies by now, believe me, I have seen A LOT of movies and my top 10 favorite movies consists of 5 different genres. But Inception just has everything for me. It is the best blockbuster out there. I LOVE me some artsy films, but Inception just has a special place in my heart. The music by Hans Zimmer (I went to a live concert in Amsterdam not long ago, it was truly fantastic and a performence to remember for a lifetime, I fucking love soundtracks!), the editing by Lee Smith, the brilliant writing by Christopher Nolan and of course his brilliant directing makes this movie truly something special indeed. I can never get over how happy this movie made me feel the first time I watched it in theaters, it's still my favorite cinema experience to date. I watch this movie at least 1 time every year. Thank god for Christopher Nolan and his genius mind. This movie made me want to work in the movie industry and made me direct my own first movie ever. I'll enjoy it 'till I die!

[@KB_MUFC]

elmertjee interstellar for me

[@alfontana606]

The best movie of all time*

[@KB_MUFC]

@Derp 101 ok boomer

[@RT-gn7de]

@@KB_MUFC I actually prefer Inception over Interstellar.

[@drtr3173]

Nolan is such a fucking genius.

[@piccolo56000]

i love the Dark knight trilogy but Inception is Nolan's greatest work i have ever watched.

[@Numberoneiosgameplay]

I enjoy Memento more tbh

[@jakek22]

1.Memento 2.Inception 3.The dark knight

[@AsianTheDomination]

Memento

[@jagrut4559]

Interstellar

[@ZR38315]

Dark knight and the prestige are his best movies

[@obedbardhan]

8th day, god created nolan and 9th day nolan started making movies......awesome line Jeremy....

[@hoilet6999]

I know it's a compliment but I don't really understand what is his meaning by that.

[@classicblue]

Lunatic Saix its a play on the old scripture where god was creating everything day by and and saw that it was good.

[@hoilet6999]

classicblue Thanks. I think I kinda get it now.

[@piccolo56000]

+Obed Bardhan haha that is a great line.

[@Sapcetroughme]

obed b agreed bro

[@amitabhmishra7401]

That ending is still the best ever. was he dreaming?

[@jvr6809]

Maybe?

[@henzostar7556]

@Derp 101 it was a perfect cut to end the movie. I live it so fking much.

[@apachedisco]

it's 2020, aww look Jeremy looks like a teenager.

[@TaiNguyen-um2ji]

Watched it again tonight and came in here to watch this in 2020

[@sid.469]

Hmm

[@AyeleVassell]

How old was he here

[@apachedisco]

@@AyeleVassell 45

[@crylikewolf]

He was 30

[@barrychuckle4306]

"On the eighth day, God created Christopher Nolan. And on the ninth, Christopher Nolan started making movies" I don't think I've ever agreed with something so much

[@RationalLlama]

This is the best movie of the 2010s so far.

[@captainjakemerica4579]

Agreed well many great movies have come out in the 2010s like Argo and Lincoln and Bridge of Spies along with The Wolf of Wall Street and Mad Max Fury Road and The Martian and The Revenant and many more

[@RationalLlama]

Captain Jakemerica Argo's alright nothing special in my opinion. As a Canadian I did not like how they diminished Canada's role in the movie. I haven't seen Lincoln yet but I heard it's good. The rest of the movies you mentioned are all awesome too, besides maybe the revenant. Not the biggest fan.

[@captainjakemerica4579]

RationalLllama Really? Why aren't you the biggest fan of The Revenant? It was like no type of movie that came before and Leo Dicaprio and Tom Hardy along with the whole cast killed it!!!

[@RationalLlama]

Captain Jakemerica Well I'll say this about the Revenant. From a technical level, it is a very well made movie. Very impressive. It's a technical masterpiece. However it was the story itself I didn't find appealing. I hated the fictional stuff they added into the movie like the Native American wife and son for dramatic effect. The real story is just much more appealing to me.

[@captainjakemerica4579]

RationalLllama Oh well personally I like both stories so yeah

[@Laughnowcrylaterx2]

1.) The Prestige 2.) The Dark Knight 3.) Inception 4.) Memento 5.) Batman Begins 6.) The Dark Knight Rises 7.) Interstellar 8.) Insomnia 9.) Following

[@brimac6556]

Prestige is God tier.

[@zerothefaceless4888]

I know it was one of your earliest reviews but still i missed the part when you said that inception is... AWESOMETACULAR.(clap sound)

[@Nothing_serious]

+Zero the Faceless I like your Zero picture. Reminds me of playing 999 again

[@EzraDair]

+Zero the Faceless wild women screaming

[@nicolefogarty7843]

I just watched this movie in 2014...and I feel like Christopher Nolan might be one of the most brilliant directors ever. So interesting, so involved, so intelligent, and I absolutely will watch it again :)

[@GioGarnada]

He has 2 movies in the top 15 rated movies in IMDb. He's definitely my favorite. And he hasn't made a bad movie. The Dark Knight was the first movie I saw by him but you should definitely see his other movies.

[@nolanhenshall7630]

Just watched Inception for the 4th time. such a brilliant film. thought provoking long after you watch it, an array of incredible characters, and very emotional and impactful

[@JordanJimmyDavison]

Back when Jeremy looked like a vampire nerd 🤓

[@carlweathers5714]

Haha

[@ivespoken8902]

the beard is really doing its magic for him right now ;)

[@PoojaDeshpande84]

its very difficult to label this movie, it just elevates cinema, it just cannot fucking be described...... its just that movie that comes out just ... like ... twice in a century?

[@retardosaurusrex360]

Watch Memento, just as mind boggling.

[@AmineHj]

***** MAn where is Interstellar ?

[@AmineHj]

For an astronomy fanatic like me ... It's an amazing movie Bro !! far better than Shitty "Gravity" !

[@agustincurutchet8649]

Avengers ? Are you joking?

[@blakebackes]

God no. Best movie of the year, definitely. Of the decade? Top 10-15. 2 in a century? Hell no.

[@ZaboshiTsutomeru]

I am a person from 2014 and after watching inception..... It is still AWESOMETACULAR!

[@RobbieHarston]

I'm that person in 2019 reading a comment from 2014 about 2010's Inception.

[@lapislazuli3173]

@@RobbieHarston 202p

[@lohithreddy6629]

I’m from 2020

[@Tkara8]

people who think inception is boring or stupid just wasn't smart enough to follow the plot and understand the concepts. Because it does require brainpower lol. Unless you are a genius haha.

[@Blizzardwizard111]

Tkara8 Do you want a medal? It isn't exactly difficult to follow, and requires far less understanding and thought than other movies simply because Cobb spells everything out about how the 'extraction' and 'inception' methods work almost immediately.

[@Tkara8]

Seb Gigner why are you taking this so seriously dude?? I was obviously making fun of the people who didn't like it because they thought it was "confusing" jeez chill out.

[@shubham2076]

Yaa i mean why people give noble prize to scientist and all just give it to people who watch inception... You like inception ? Yes ! Heres the noble prize Because they are the smartest spices ever born on this planet congrats my friend you are one of them

[@imjustaboymartinez8862]

One of the best parts was when someone told fisher something (which was the most epic 6 words ever) while the military small builiding explodes while the elevator falls while the van falls and while someone falls from a building it was epic

[@vighneshpillai7996]

I WAS DISAPPOINTED BECAUSE YOU TRIED

[@Dryftburn]

The ending...so amazing. It was kind of like a...choose your own ending. You could decide what happens and that changes everything. Personally, I loved the thought of Mal being right.

[@RaheemD]

I was so insulted when I watched this with my mum today (I saw it already as soon as I saw your review last year) and she gave up not even a quarter way through and said 'great job at finding a boring movie!' and then complained every now and then that it was too loud..-_-

[@Orka9ty]

I totally agree with you at the part where we have to work our brain to fully understand the movie. Actually I don't think I'm anywhere near that. But still it was the best movie I've seen in years & I'm kicking myself right now that I waited until today to finally see it on Blu-ray.

[@Andhaira]

Jeremy, please review the Prestige

[@georgeneelath7582]

Those hardcore Interstellar fanboys should watch this review. They think Jeremy is a Nolan hater, which is not true. Just because he didn't give Interstellar an awesometacular, doesn't mean he hate Nolan and his movies. Those guys should stop making false assumptions like that.

[@VideoGameChimp5]

Nolan directed the dark knight and dark knight rises doe

[@zerothefaceless4888]

+George Neelath Jeremy didn't even dislike Interstellar. He agreed that it IS a good movie, he never once said it was bad. Considering that out of 5 Nolan movies he revied Interstellar is the first one not to get Awesometacular is saying something. And even more saying is the fact that two of his top 10 lists have Nolan movies at nr 1.

[@yudhveer99]

well of course he's not a Nolan hater ...he gave an awesometacular to all the dark knight movies -_-

[@practiceyourart]

+Yuvi Singh Which was the right choice.

[@fuckso2342]

+George Neelath Why did jeremy get shit for his review he said it was a good movie lol.

[@Lewa500]

Personally, after my childhood favourites - the Indiana Jones *trilogy* - Inception is my second favourite, and Jeremy pretty much said why.

[@smile_jpg6673]

Inception ages like fine wine

[@milimunder]

How the hell do people think this movie was so complicated? xD

[@1Flyingfist]

Yep, I found it predictable. Maybe I'd have liked it if I'd never seen The Matrix.

[@sonyproHD]

+Che Hristov It's more complicated then most movies today I believe that's a better way to say it.

[@milimunder]

sony I guess I can agree with that, yeah.

[@milimunder]

buzzooo21 Wooo, there. Calm down a bit, buddy. Maybe to you the film was complicated but to me and obviously a few other people commenting here it was a pretty simple and solid flic. Yes, entertaining, that's a given, but in many places I found it predictable.

[@milimunder]

buzzooo21 calm down, kid, rofl. Your level of rage is gonna burst a vein.

[@aswin5046]

1:Inception 2:Dark Knight 3:Interstellar 4:The prestige 5:Dark knight rises 6:Memento

[@raizelshadez3122]

one of my top 10 favorite movies of all time

[@NitaTheDiva510]

I couldn't understand it. But I was younger. Maybe I'll watch it again now.

[@MrJagermeister]

Still holds up on it’s 10th anniversary!!!

[@mc00094]

I'm here from the future: if you think this one was complicated, wait 10 years to see his latest film Tenet.

[@ballerfrank6482]

Fucking true

[@HarryBondInc]

love these old reviews. they unlock hidden memories

[@nii_amart]

Finally watched Inception after 7yrs and it was freaking awesome. Had to come back in time for the review. Lol

[@nicholasleavitt5326]

Wow, even you're older low quality videos are just as entertaining.

[@SpikeJet2736]

Inception: Great, not too complicated just enough to keep things interesting, coherent, interesting characters (for the most part), messes with your perception of reality and fantasy Innerstaller: Crap, overly long, only like one character that had a personality, wants to be about hard science but then turns into lovey dovey magic shit towards the end It's not about us not getting them or hating Nolan, you crazy fanatics. One clearly did it better than the other so stop with your condescending "You're too dumb to get it" bullshit

[@tanujchowdhury1066]

Watching this right before i see Oppenheimer, and i cant believe how short this review is. You've come along way since 'i dont f*ck around'!! Kudos

[@Simoss13]

Inception is a movie you can watch a dozen times and not get bored of due to the complexities and struggles found in the movie. This would have to be one of the greatest movie made.

[@lopfi4366]

I don't have a favorite movie, I have 3 movies tied as Number 1, and they are: Inception Django Unchained The Wolf of Wallstreet.

[@lopfi4366]

BAT TT yeah, he deserve an oscar for every movie above.

[@captainjakemerica4579]

Great favorite movies damn

[@arahul4045]

Watch The Last Samurai

[@benshumway2609]

The dark Knight is one of my favorite movies of all time. But Inception IS my favorite movie of all time!

[@CornishCreamtea07]

2:34 Couldn't of said it any better

[@benjpress]

He is awesome. I don't get why people hate the DK movies or MoS. He makes superheroes and villains more realistic.

[@timslick7390]

2:40 bro predicted the future 😳

[@seopiyush554]

Christopher Nolan 's Inception is an excellent movie.

[@TenTonNuke]

One of the major things that bothered me with this movie is that they didn't even attempt to use brain sensor devices for the shared dreaming. How does an IV tube attached to several peoples wrists sync up their brain patterns? All you needed was like a little patch or something to stick on their heads and I would've bought it. The other stuff that bothered me was the typical cheap convenient plot explanations. Why can't we just shoot him and wake him up? Because the sedatives are too strong, he'll fall into brain limbo.... what?

[@raekm]

the synching bit is (somewhat) explained when the protagonist points out that they step into the space in between producing the reality of the dream and experiencing the dream if they are in control of that, everything is possible, limited by the subconscient mind of the person they are trying to plant the idea on i also think the director does not believe dreams happen inside the brain, so it would not make much sense for him to use "brain sensors" as it would for you

[@GioGarnada]

You have to accept those things, just like how you have to accept all those bullshit things to like Raiders of the Lost Ark. It's a movie, and it has it's own law. You can't watch Back to the Future and talk about how Time Traveling isn't possible when that's the main thing that drives the movie.

[@seanharris3126]

It was the shit

[@buca117]

Inception is a rare film. It combines the appeal of heart-stopping action with superb characters, actors, and dialog and an interesting and thought provoking premise and plot. It creates a fictional world that is painstakingly realized to the point that despite the fact that very little of it is based on reality (dream layers and the effects of reality on dreams) you are never brought out of the experience. Excellent movie.

[@RpgCrow]

I tried to watch this movie when i wasnt that big of a fan of cinema and i found it pretty confusing. Well im in my 30s and i appreciate film as a artform now days. I think im gonna give this movie another go this evening

[@CriegHD]

SPOILER SPOILER : I saw the movie yesterday , i liked it but i don't think i fully understood the ending, was Cobb still in a dream or not ? because at one moment in the movie Cobb said " She ( talking about Mal's spinning top ) would spin it in the dream and it would never topple " but i don't know for you but at the end of the movie the spinning top is slowing down so my guess is that's reality , so am i right or what ?

[@MrNygiz]

Go watch it again. There is something that you missed

[@balbal123321]

It was reality IMO, but each person has a different interpretation.

[@iveayu]

I think it was reality. Notice how the kids at the end had different clothing and longer hair...

[@Nazani]

you're missing the point.he doesn't care already if its real or not.he didn't look if it did or did not topple,in the end he just wanted to be with his kids and didn't care if it was or was not a dream.

[@JakeIsDev]

In his dream his totem will constantly spin and not stop unless he stops it. In the end you see his totem on the table and it wobbles and and falls over, therefore he is in the real world

[@juniwilliams]

Lol. That transformers part at the end was hilarious

[@melihates6129]

i watch this 2018

[@tjempire4870]

PBO- ALP me too

[@izlshf5879]

2019 for me

[@noc_yt]

For any body wondering, in the end when the top is spinning and it cuts to the credits. The point isn't wether he's dreaming or not. The point is that he turned to his kids. Saying that he doesn't care if it's reality or not. He just cares that he's with his children. Wether he's dreaming or not I don't know. It could have stopped spinning when it hit the credits for all we know. But that's not the point.

[@nickwoodhouse6587]

Every time you watch Inception... it just gets better.

[@joeschmoe3665]

I don't think that Joseph Gordon Lewitt pulled off his role in inception he was just there always nagging, questioning all of Cobbs decisions. He seemed to always be irritated like a bratty little skinny teenager walking around with a suit and backslick. He's a good actor otherwise but during the film he had me constantly questioning why is this guy here ? Cobbs kids ? Money ? Friendship ? Bored ?

[@Th3NrY]

Levit* love to see you not be a little nervous. And it not effect your performance all because you were working with leo. Dicapro

[@justinpatrickalmonte8718]

Th3NrY *Levitt

[@Th3NrY]

i would love to mad at but know that reply was great

[@gyrate4]

Great review!

[@Chandler890]

didn't understand the movie

[@Cida_hanal]

bruh

[@1945joshuaruiz]

It's basically like this .. This guy who steals your secrets (extractor) with a team of an architect who designs the dream like a maze (who's the dreamer ) . With a point man (the man who studies the person they're gonna steal from) who is the man who knows everything of the target man. Basically Cobb steals dreams . But he failed with the Asian guy .So Arthur and cobb assembly a team of the Arabic chemist (guy who makes the sedative) the new architect (Ellen page) with Mad max as the forger (the shape shifter) Instead of stealing secrets like they tried from saito instead Cobb has to plant an idea on fishers mind. But the catch is it has been an original fisher idea . So they have to do several levels of dreaming because the deeper they get the more personal they get to fishers life . Eventually forging fishers father to explain to him that he wants him to be his own man instead of Cobb telling fisher to spilt your company.

[@justintheoreo]

Thats your fault lmao not the movies

[@sirpizo555]

So was Fischer's father really disappointed with him?

[@1945joshuaruiz]

Primitive Spongebob could be but now Fisher's reality is that he's father wants him to be him

[@battlep0t]

This movie really needs your full attention. The first time I watched it was on dvd and I had to pause it countless times throughout the first half of the movie just to process information and make sure I didn't miss anything. The second half isn't as confusing though once you've got through all the concepts of what Cobb's extraction process entails.

[@benjpress]

You'll hear it rattle before the screen goes black.

[@CubanSauce]

Inception makes the matrix look like it was written by an 8 year old? Aww no. I love inception, but the matrix 1 takes the cake..

[@blakekneippfilms]

no, just no. The Matrix is like that person you know that goes around saying big words, trying to sound smart. Inception is the guy who has a PhD and doesn't go around telling everyone.

[@CubanSauce]

BKFILMS How do you figure one film based around one concept is better than a whole world created by the Matrix? I love both films but the matrix was mind blowing while Inception was a really good film.

[@jazzyprince3335]

TheSaucySauce Seriously? The matrix is a cool movie and one of the greatest sci-fi's of all time, but when you get down to it the matrix has some very stale performance's from pretty much everybody in the darn film. While Inception has one of the most greatest performance's in sci-fi history along with one of the most original sci-fi storylines of all time(not to say that the matrix story line is not totally original, but machines taking over the human race and a group of people who are trying to stop them, yeah not totally original).

[@brucewayne3927]

TheSaucySauce Lol fuck the Matrix. Inception is way better.

[@CubanSauce]

***** Well thank you for taking a break from being a genius to bless us idiots with your presence.

[@totterdell]

I.............Fucking...................Love.......................INCEPTION

[@mohotafa6834]

the virgin era of jeremy

[@JigsawJay007]

easily one of the best movies of all times, the people that didn't like it or thought it was boring didn't understand it. I recommend seeing it 2 or 3 times

[@kordzzzz]

i didn't mention it is deep, but it sticks in your head, after you leave the cinema, because of the very interesting (interesting not deep) idea behind the movie and not because of the visual effects. For example "Melancholia" doesn't stick in your head cause of the last special effect, it does because of everything else, which make the special effects much more impressive.

[@ItsJaseShawty]

What inception really reminds me of is paprika

[@arthrisis9629]

1 word Paprika.

[@skelz0r73]

Mind=Blown

[@1lopimoss1]

WHOA!!! matrix i wayyyy better than inception, I like inception but it had no political message like the Matrix did

[@GioGarnada]

the Matrix was a great movie, but definitely no. This movie was way better. Just cause the political message was there doesn't mean it was better. If you think that's so important you should watch documentaries instead.

[@SILK97]

What was the political message of Matrix?

[@theren8311]

+Gio Garnada If you dont think the Matrix was more complicated and had deeper philosophy then you probably didn't understand the Matrix beyond it being a 'shoot em up'

[@GioGarnada]

Aventine Every single thing you said was irrelevant to my response, 1. My understanding towards the philosophy behind the Matrix was not mentioned. so mentioning "if you don't think... etc." was completely pointless since I didn't imply that I thought it was less complicated than the Matrix. 2. "you probably didn't understand..." I even clearly admitted that the message was there, but then I also followed that with saying that it's not what makes great movies. You know what made the Matrix a great movie? creativity. Not the "hidden message" which was pretty obvious. Go watch the Hunger games, Avatar, or some other shit that contains deeper philosophy lmao

[@theren8311]

Gio Garnada Then, with your reasons as to what makes a "better movie", please give plausible reasons as to how Inception is better than the Matrix, so we can at least have a decent debate.

[@stevienightheat1]

5: Bane was working for Daggett and later on in the film we find out that Daggett was putting things into place for Bane all over the city including his construction workers. Besides that Bane's crew were dressed as delivery workers and in big cities motor bikes are known to be used for those types of jobs.

[@benashley4837]

Just watched this for the second time since it hit the cinema, so glad i did, having the ability to rewind moments that don't specifically stick the first time is a blessing in the film

[@Stockfish1511]

Lol making matrix like it was written by 8 year old? Indeed this movie is great, but it is not even close to the meaning, story and overall as a movie inception is not better than matrix. Matrix is exceptional

[@paulregan9304]

Armo Abrahamyan Matrix is awful once you have watched it once.

[@Stockfish1511]

Orbinator 2687 nope, 15 years gone and still mindblowing

[@piccolo56000]

+Orbinator 2687 awful ? what ? oh ok ....

[@paulregan9304]

lonewolf colin By awful I mean boring.

[@piccolo56000]

Orbinator 2687 i never found it boring , i have watched it more then 30 times just for the fun of it.

[@chorromocomocochorro3337]

"Inception makes The Matrix look like it was written by an eight year old"? That actually offended me. So you consider yourself a good movie critic by saying that? Inception is incredibly overrated with a non-existent and shallow plot, which in its quest to be "mentally challenging" or "intelligent" so viewers can think they are smart, actually fails in its convolluted and far fetched storyline (the "architect" learns from doodling on a notebook to "building" dream cities? she isn't at all impressed or afraid of what she is experiencing when first in a dream? what is the point in having so many useless characters? what was the scene from the snowy fortress about? it was excruciatingly long) To finish, please don't ever disgrace The Matrix again, which I have to remind you was done in 1999, and still manages to have better story-line, succession of events, action scenes, slickness, special effects, awesome quotes and a great soundtrack.

[@Fauxbourg]

Jesus man, fuck off. He even said he loves The Matrix as well. But Inception is just so much better.

[@chorromocomocochorro3337]

It really isn't, there are so many superfluous scenes that it turns boring. Could you say why is it so much better? Does it make you feel smarter? XD

[@Fauxbourg]

It's not what I said, it's what the reviewer said.

[@shitonatable]

Im sorry, I couldn't hear you over your pretentiousness.

[@chorromocomocochorro3337]

Corey Clark I'm sure any respected critic would say Inception makes The Matrix look like it was "written and directed by an eight-year-old"... which of course doesn't sound pretentious.

[@sudarshanguruacharya4942]

why this movie is unoriginal and lame? coz i had already watched the japanese anime called paprika (2006) long time ago and which i feel is a much superior movie about dream hacking. inception has too simple a plot, flat character i didn't really care for, the climax begins half way into the story. that's a really really long climax. climaxes are not supposed to be that long. also, i am quite comfortable with open ended movies (think roshomon), but here it is cheap and feels like it is done just to generate a buzz and get people talking and make nolan like some intellectual, which he is not.

[@anandinata21]

please explain unoriginal, simple plot and flat character. there are tons of movies that involves dream hacking so you can't just say Inception is unoriginal because the movie that you mention also involves dream hacking. i have made a research about the movie you're talking about (Paprika) and i'm guessing that it is a psychological thriller/love drama about a dream therapy that involves a japanese doll and a robot which sounds kinda cheesy (personally) even rotten tomatoes said it "rarely makes sense", and it's also an anime which is personally not really my type of film, so it's not aimed towards me, compared to Inception which is an action/drama/psychological thriller/mystery and aimed towards everyone. They made a theory about how the real world affect the dream and how a dream works, it felt so real some of you may think that it really is how it works. so I simply conclude that Inception is about 1) the complicated process of entering a person's mind and planting an idea in it through lucid dreaming and 2) an awesome plot twist about the main character's deceased wife, So I don't get it if you said it has a simple plot. And third you mention about the flat character, do you know what a flat character means? Here's what I get from wikipedia, "A flat character is a minor character in a play who has no important roles or who is not greatly affected by the events in the story. They are uncomplicated and do not undergo much (if any) transformation during the course of the play." and all the characters in Inception is involved and greatly affected by the events in the plot, and all of them are great actors/actresses. You said the climax is really long, here's a climax definition, "the most exciting and important part of a story, play, or scene that occurs usually at or near the end" so basically you're saying that there is so many excitements which is good or you're saying that the scene when Cobb meets his wife is too long, it's not too long it's necessary to be long, if it's not long enough it will not cover some of the information you need to know. In my opinion you're just not ready for long movies (Inception: 2hrs 28mins) that need lots of brain power.Cheers :)

[@mobydick3769]

Dieva Lala You know nothing about Paprika, go watch the movie, seriously, before you comment on it. If you liked Inception and you like psychological thrillers and those things, you'll love Paprika. Besides, Paprika has the absurdity of dreams the real dreams have. Your dreams are not like the dreams of Inception, dreams are waaay too irrational and absurd to be like that. It just makes no sense that a movie about dreams has dreams that make sense. That is NOT how our unconscious works.

[@anandinata21]

I've watched it... its good to be honest, but I like inception way more. Let us respect each other's opinions on both movies... liking a movie doesn't have to make you hate another movie, which I was clearly doing, im sorry :)

[@Nothing_serious]

+Sudarshan Guruacharya Lol Inception was planned 5 years prior to Paprika idiot. Nolan worked on the script for nine to ten years.When he first started thinking about making the film, Nolan was influenced by "that era of movies where you had The Matrix (1999), you had Dark City (1998), you had The Thirteenth Floor(1999) and, to a certain extent, you had Memento (2000), too. They were based in the principles that the world around you might not be real."Nolan first pitched the film to Warner Bros. in 2001, but then felt that he needed more experience making large-scale films, and embarked on Batman Begins and The Dark Knight

[@stevienightheat1]

When Bane seized the reactor, it was mentioned that they had about 5 months before it blew up. That gives Bruce enough time for a return trip from anywhere in the world. Gotham wasn't technically quarantined, as food shipments were allowed in. Citizens just weren't allowed out. That's how the Special Forces team managed to get into the city. Not to mention, Bruce was able to travel around the world living among the criminal underworld for 7 years when he ran away from Gotham.

[@stevienightheat1]

It was never stated where the prison was. So we have no idea how long it takes to get there. When Alfred mentions it to Bruce early on, he says in an "some more ancient part of the world." (The fort is in Jodhpur, India). It is also revealed that Miranda/Talia has a plane, when she says to Bruce: "We could leave. Tonight. Take my plane. Go anywhere we wanted."

[@jrez8225]

Yeah, dude. This movie blew me away when I saw it in theater. I was completely into it from beginning to end. Christopher Nolan is a mad genius. Oh, and Hans Zimmer is a musical genius. I got chills at the end because of his score.

[@lundc6397]

I cant believe you've been doin this for 9 years... congrats on sticking with it

[@francescoromano]

He was not dreaming in the end, Nolan has stated in a few interviews that he was not dreaming. The only way he represented this notion was through the top having a VERY SLIGHT shake JUST before the black screen in the end. It's subtle, yet powerful as a dream is represented by the impossibility of a top which endlessly spins. Whereas the effects of gravity are all too real.

[@francescoromano]

I have read an interview before where Nolan was presented with an enormous number of theories and he couldn't believe how imaginative people were (and this was probably Nolan's intention). But in the end Nolan's interpretation was that he had returned to reality. The characters arc was complete when he didn't even bother to wait and see if the top would stop spinning--and this is what he wanted to emphasise. The little bits which implied 'reality' were much more subtle-shaking top, aged kids etc

[@michaelbeckles3453]

one of my favorite movies of all time

[@kordzzzz]

Probably this was for you the most memorable thing, for me it was the whole idea of diving into dreams, and that i felt like when i was a small child hearing the story of "alice in wonderland" for the first time. It definately gives you more then normal blockbuster..

[@stevienightheat1]

We actually see him push a lever while in flight, but the scene cuts away before revealing this lever's effect. John Blake and the orphans then view an explosion near a building, followed by the Bat flying over the bay.

[@ice319]

I wanted to catch Inception in the theater SO BAD... but because of work and a business and other bullshit, I missed it. Then a friend of mine bought it for me on Blu Ray for Christmas one year, so I sat down and watched it. Then immediately after it was over, I watched it again. It was really good the first time, but it was even better the second time. I'm actually glad that I didn't see it in the theater, because it is a LOT to take in without the ability to rewind. It was a great movie, definitely Awesometacular.

[@TrainerCTZ]

My favorite movie of all time, still in 2014.

[@maujo2009]

I think you nailed it when said that you think you can come in prepared to see this movie but you´re really no way close to be prepared.

[@imicca]

best movie ever, for me

[@dr.frankcastle7349]

I've seen plenty of movie reviewers, you took the cake, despite these movies are old, I found it hilarious on how you review them. Thanks and keep up the good work. PS. Please keep doing game reviews, I love watching them too.

[@otmani1]

Seen inception over 10 times!!! MY GOD!! I LOVE IT MORE EACH TIME!! AAARRGGHHH!!!

[@matthewmaguire71]

One of my favourite movies of all time and my favourite review of yours Jeremy. This was the first review I watched of yours and Ive been hooked ever since!

[@TheDrunkenHer0]

Before Inception, it was called Dreamscape.

[@tubadinozzo]

I think this is a movie that takes a couple watches to figure out completely. Then once you figure it out, watch it with a group of friends so you can actually talk about it and what it all means. Helps get a much better understanding of this excellent movie

[@stevienightheat1]

Bruce's spine was pulled out of place which is why later the doctor pushed it back into place with the old med skill called contraction. It was a blackhole like prison and cleary stated in the film that this was Bane's prison and no one elses. The need for guards is a moot point seeing as how there is only one way out of the pit. What sniper, the police were trapped underground and the few that were not had none of that gear. This was clearly talked about in the film.

[@stevienightheat1]

He ejected from the Bat before it flew out over the Bay. Immediately before he boarded the Bat, Selina Kyle suggested that he would eject, but Batman said he could not because the plane had "no autopilot."

[@kylejeboss1469]

My favorite movie of all time. That being said I don't watch that many movies

[@honeyhotsauce]

thank you for being respectful on people own opinions.

[@user-it8kw3wy2y]

Finally! They put this film on Netflix!!

[@dalsup53]

Just watched it and its was awesome

[@zaprese]

Its definatly not boring!!

[@sagesy9774]

wow 11 years

[@stevienightheat1]

That leg atapter is called a P150 leg holt, it is a real tool used by many doctors in this country. Not a flaw at all, my step father has one. Catwoman loved him and he loved her, nothing bad about that scene. In reality shooting Bane would be the only sure way to kill him, although I hated the way he died to. Talia's death was very realistic, dogpile search what happened when someone breaks there neck and get back to me. Gordon never walked the streets by himself, he always had backup.

[@DarthVader-ib7tl]

This movie for me was fun to watch as with other Christopher Nolan's works. It had over the top action, great concept for a story and really kept me at the edge of my seat! Fantastic movie!