I didn't expect what's called one of the best movies to be one of the most unoriginal digital mess I've seen. Inception is a 2010 science fiction action thriller (more accurately, it's supposed to be one) created by the king of convolutedness and confusion Christopher Nolan. If you're wondering what it's like to watch a two hour film with zero emotion this would be one such example, cause nothing about the film is coherent, it's just a two hour compilation of random insignificant one dimensional characters engaging in pointless car chases and gun fights.. Upon reading Wikipedia this is what I got, two agents named Arthur and Cobb use technology to infiltrate dreams to extract thoughts and information, in the film they try implant a thought into a businessman in order to shut down his company, which is supposed to be a hard task.

Straight to the point and much to the polarized reaction of the film's fans, the movie was bad. Nothing about it is understandable, there's no direction, story, purpose, uniqueness, nothing. Nolan only has two good movies and they were still nothing special and his work usually makes extreme confusion out of the simplest ideas. That's not a bad thing if it's handled properly but it isn't, it ends up boring you. Nothing about Inception made sense, the characters and their personalities were flat, you'll watch it without any idea of what's going on, what the story is, and just sit their confused like you're watching a quantum physics lecture. I intend to see it again but I wouldn't watch this for entertainment, it's not entertaining or informative, it's just dull, boring, flat, and convoluted. There's little I can say about it cause it offers nothing unique, media works like Doctor Who and Smile make a much better execution of this "trapped in dreams" premise so I'd recommend watching them. If this is the best that Hollywood has to offer in the eyes of the people then I wouldn't trust Hollywood to write well, but it certainly isn't. This is is a film you're better off skipping, you're better off watching science-fiction masterpieces like Avatar, the MCU, and Jurassic World.