It wouldn't be wise to despise this at any case great movie. And yet, one may point out far too many "weaknesses" to put it right at the place and rank it would otherwise deserve to be, if a little more "modesty" was shown there: 1. Far as the script is concerned, this movie is based in concepts we have already been familiar with in earlier films ("dark city", "Matrix", "the fourth floor"). 2. In its effort to make its script original by moving forward these concepts to a further level, the movie turns to chaotic details, so many, that the poor spectator, continuously shelled with them and the terms which represent them, should keep a notebook to catch up with the story. Besides that, the development of the script is to an enormous (for a blockbuster) extend, based on lots of information that the spectator is provided with. Too much for him to fully process and assimilate to follow the movie without missing things and without gaps in his head about it. 3. The sentimental part of the story(the main character's personal drama), is far too much put aside compared with the action part, which is far too long, far too "mission impossible" style, far too chaotic due to the "findings" of the script as written above (...too many "levels of dream" I 'm afraid). So the spectator is left just with the central idea of the story leaving the rest for another time. My goodness, one doesn't go to the movies to make a thesis about the new topic "inception" introduces!!!! To tell the truth I had to watch the film 2 and ½ times to understand it to a satisfactory extend, though some questions still persist. It's a pity! "Inception" would deserve to be as deeply human and sentimental, as deeply emotional and touching, as lyric and elegiac as its ambiguous yet imposing ending suggests...