Movie Review ~ Inception (2010)

I would like a survey of the type of people who rate IMDB's top movies.

I watched Inception. While I enjoyed the acting and the special effects, the story itself was unnecessarily complex and odd. My son must have thought that my cool reception to this movie might be because I didn't understand it so he tried to explain it . . . LOL. I got it, I just wasn't crazy about it.

Having said all that, I would watch it again if I had to . . . it just wouldn't be my first choice.

It seems the Academy agreed with me . . .

Academy Awards, USA 2011

Won Oscar	Best Achievement in Cinematography Wally Pfister
	Best Achievement in Sound Mixing Lora Hirschberg Gary Rizzo Ed Novick
	Best Achievement in Sound Editing Richard King
	Best Achievement in Visual Effects Chris Corbould Andrew Lockley Pete Bebb Paul J. Franklin
Nominated Oscar	Best Motion Picture of the Year Christopher Nolan Emma Thomas
	Best Writing, Original Screenplay Christopher Nolan
	Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures, Original Score Hans Zimmer
	Best Achievement in Art Direction Guy Hendrix Dyas (production designer) Larry Dias (set decorator) Douglas A. Mowat (set decorator)

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