See Inception. No, really, see it.

By: Cynti Oshin
Director of Client Services/Business Development

Or maybe you already have. It has grossed more than $227,663,000 world wide already. And it only opened 11 days ago. It’s a movie about dreams, stealing them, falling deeper into them, and never coming out of them. It’s about a man struggling to get back to his home and his children. It’s about blurring the line between dreams and reality.

The cinematography is ground breaking at least – awe-inspiring at best. Shot predominantly on location in Tokyo, Sidney, Alberta, London, Paris, Tangiers and Los Angeles. Scenes where floors turned into walls into ceilings into walls and into floors again were filmed in a giant 100 ft long “hamster wheel”- like set, rotating as men fought one another. An entire city folds onto itself, turning the city into a box.

There are those who feel like the marketing for the movie spoiled the mystery for what some thought was the number 1 anticipated movie of 2010. I, for one, only saw trailers in theatre. Didn’t spoil it for me.

You’ve got to see it. Really. And tell us what you thought.