I've been hearing a lot about the movie Inception -- never in billboards or commercials but a lot through word of mouth. And from the plan of watching Hating Kapatid starring Judy Ann Santos and Sarah Geronimo, my friend and I end up watching Inception(in 2D, got no other choice anyway).

A dream within a dream. That's what the movie inception is all about. And the vastness of the possibilities lets you think of the possibilities itself - 3 Levels of dreams, a story that makes you raise your left eyebrow at the start and say "aaaaaahhhhh" at the end. This is a a movie that at the end, it least assures you that you'll be able to arrange the puzzle that's being served to you at the start. It connects the dots -- who the old man, the women in a gun who is actually his wife Mal played by Marion Cotillard and the 2 children who has been at same scene for like 10 times and never had their faces on screen a.k.a distractors and what's with the brass top.

I like much the scene when Ariadne played by Ellen Page was being trained to design dreams and created a cubed city[in 00:22 of Official trailer 2]. I also like that scene in the airplane when everyone just got back from the dream thing and Cobb was the last to wake up.

Would you imagine that the action and suspense packed scenes on the most part of the movie(80% of the movie time) was all just in 1 3-layered dream.

The idea of the "kick" was also interesting. I dunno if it's a already an established fact that the kick happens to everyone. I myself experience the "kick" and yes it wakes me up from my dreams all the time.

I can't see any lessons but the MYSTERY in the movie and connecting the dots -- much kudos to all the creativity:)

Here are a few scenes which I guess are the highlights of the movie:

"You know I'm hotter than you"- Jacob
This line was very catchy and the whole cinema really like growled with this line. This was a funny scene. This might sound intriguing and boastful of Jacob's if you have not seen the movie but that's not the case here. The three of them(Bella, Edward and Jacob) were up in the mountain when the first rain of snow came. Bella was already chilling and Edward cannot do anything[we know that Edward is fre*kin cold]. Well at least we could see frmo Edward's face that he is hurt to see Bella like that. The here comes Jacob in the scene and asking permission from Edward to make Bella feel a little bit warm. How? Wrapping Bella in his arms, that's so sweet of Jacob well and an advantage I should say. Of course Edward can't do anything because she can't let Bella die in cold. This is where Jacob's drops the line "You know I'm hotter that you."

The Wolves and the Vampires unite together. This is one likeable scene that they somehow have to force themselves in alliance along with several tribe to tribe meet ups and shake hands. Underlying reason for the alliance -- to protect the long-haired Bella from Victoria.

Jacob confesses to Bella. Finally! Jacob reveals his true feelings for her. Poor Bella, she got her hand broke after punching a wolf[jacob] in the face. I don't know if I'd be happy that somehow he has feelings for jacob or should be mad[to Bella's character of course] because i know she's still gonna end up hurting Jacob's feelings.

The bracelet - Edward gives Bella a crystal or diamond bracelet after seeing here wearing Jacob's gift which is also a bracelet with a small sculptured wolf hanging on it. [This scene is also funny]

Edward proposing to Bella. Bella wans't in favor of marriage(which I strongly disagree) saying that it's just a piece of paper. Good thing that even if edward is a vampire -- he DO respect Bella as a human and as woman.

ToyStory3. I wasn't a big fan of Toy Story. I don't remember my youth playing with toys and I haven't watched Parts 1 and 2 neither but I would give Toy Story 3 a 10-out-of-10 score. The story itself stands alone(meaning you get the story even if you have not watched the first 2 parts as in my case).

The plot was simple and clear. Andy is going to college and the toys(due to series fo misfortunate events) have to make Woody come back home before he leaves.

There are a lot of moral values you could get.

Loyalty -- this that have been going over circles throughout the story. Their loyalty over Andy -- their original owners.

Leadership -- this that Woody has showed off over his friends.

Unity -- what which matters for them. Was highly emphasized when they almost fell off over a burning landfill.

Conviction -- Doing what they are made for. I can highly relate to this. Even if they are just toys, they highly demonstrate as well how we as human beings should act. Living and doing faithfully what we are made to do --- submitting to our own callings. Toys bring joy to their masters and us humans being submitted to our own Master. It's as if the toys are gonna die if they can't be played with anymore.

Love - Looking into another perspective of the movie, Andy's love for his toys -- that scene where he's off to college but before that, he dropped by a house to give the toys to this little girl and making last wishes for her to take GOOD care of the things that are precious to him.That was a very dramatic and thoughtful scene.



And of the course as a big add-on -- the 3d effect. What more could I say?