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Escapism. That’s the reason
why we go to movies. To escape the world we live in, if only for an hour or
two. What better way to escape reality than through a dream. That’s what
Christopher Nolan wants you to do in his new movie “Inception.” Let me just come
right out and say it, “Inception” is the best movie of 2010 up until this
point, and has the possibility of being the best of the entire year. It’s been
a long time since I felt that complete feeling of being engulfed by a movie,
but Nolan’s “Inception” engrosses your senses, and takes you along a ride you
will not soon forget.
