(2010) Inception THRILLER/ SCIENCE- FICTION

By looking at the big picture 'entering into people's dreams' is a concept that's been done before on such films such as the Japan Animation classic "Paprika" made in 2006 and (1984) "Dreamscape" and a third inspiration could be the first "Matrix" film except that it has a lot of very impressive action sequences in it! The only difference with this version as opposed to the other versions is that this is Christopher Nolan's version of entering into someone's dreams and perhaps altering those dreams as well! With actual locales and an avoidance of CGI, one thing this movie lacks is innovative action sequences and not enough of it but plenty of chasing and odd fight sequences between actor Joseph Levitt Vincent and the other men rotating while upside and sideways! The theater I saw this film on was quite loud and wasn't able to comprehend everything that was being said and was going to submit a review after a proper screening again on rental or another and listen word for word! But the more I read and discuss about this film with other people, the more I come to realize this movie is not as great as one would want to lead it believe! A lot of it (though people won't agree with me) is the miscasting of Leo DiCaprio as Cobb who in real life taller than any normal size actor in the movie and has a supermodel girlfriend who is not even married to her! I say this because I feel that any celebrities private life is just as scrutinized as the people playing those characters on film and while I was watching this film I couldn't get over the fact how perfect Christian Bale would be instead of Leo DiCaprio who in real life does have a wife and a daughter in which I want to point out this film showcases! Whereas everybody amongst the cast is perfect except for Leo DiCaprio who i believe got this role as a result of his popularity rather than being right for this part instead of using the other Christopher Nolan's alter ego Christian Bale whose already starred in three movies with Nolan. And on top of it all besides casting a bunch of non-commercial low brow actors except Leo who is definitely the odd man out are the action sequences that upon seeing them or it are either not very inspiring no matter how realistic or a lack of action sequences in it! I'll still give this film a pass because of Nolan's attempts at a 'entering into a dream' notion but in the meantime this is what'll give it unless someone could convince me otherwise why this film deserve a much higher rating, in a civilize manner of course.