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If you haven't taken the time to see Chritopher Nolan's newest psychological thriller "Inception," stop what you are currently doing and immediately go to your local movie theater. This movie is incredible. I'm not going to give anything away, but it is a mix between the Matrix, the Butterfly Effect and what ever you consider to be the greatest suspense movie ever made. 

Nolan, director of Batman, Memento and the Prestige, has, in my opinion, cemented himself as the greatest director of ALL time. Bold? Not after you see this movie. It has everything you could possibly want out of a thriller. Riveting story, gnarly special effects, great acting, unbelievable writing and absolutely no cheese.

After you have completed your trip to the theater, dont stop there. Swing by blockbuster and pick up "Memento" and "The Prestige." Prepare to be blown away. These movies have been overlooked as two of the greatest of this past decade.

Yet, neither of them can touch Inception. According to Nolan, he began writing the script for "Inception" in early 2000. He new it would be a high budget movie and had to tinker with it for the next 10 years. After making god knows how much cash off of Batman, Warner Bros backed up a dump truck onto his front loan,  and poured straight cash all over his house, informing him to make whatever movie he damn well pleased.

Thus, became Inception. Watch it!