Yesterday night i went to the ciné with my flatmate and some friends of him to watch The Inception.
It's the new movie by Christopher Nolan, the same, previously director of Batman, Memento and The Prestige. I really enjoyed the movie that, although it was pretty long (about 2,30h), flew quite well. The idea behind the story is pretty fascinating and well developed. Finally it is an action movie, even if artworks and fights are (hopefully) not the more meaningful part of the movie. The best part of the movie is infact the coté tricky-mysterious-unclear of the different levels of the story that overlap each other.
It is the kind of the movie that leaves you a bit upset and confused. The kind of movie that makes you think about what you just saw, not only because it makes you eager to unveil the trick that lies on the bottom of the plot, but also because it makes you transfer the story in your possible reality.
E.
It's the new movie by Christopher Nolan, the same, previously director of Batman, Memento and The Prestige. I really enjoyed the movie that, although it was pretty long (about 2,30h), flew quite well. The idea behind the story is pretty fascinating and well developed. Finally it is an action movie, even if artworks and fights are (hopefully) not the more meaningful part of the movie. The best part of the movie is infact the coté tricky-mysterious-unclear of the different levels of the story that overlap each other.
It is the kind of the movie that leaves you a bit upset and confused. The kind of movie that makes you think about what you just saw, not only because it makes you eager to unveil the trick that lies on the bottom of the plot, but also because it makes you transfer the story in your possible reality.
E.
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