Collider named 2010's Inception, directed and written by prolific filmmaker Christopher Nolan, as the "greatest psychological action movie" ever made.
Christopher Nolan Discussed the Film's Premise & Leonardo DiCaprio's Performance in a 2010 Interview
In a 2010 interview with Collider, Nolan discussed penning the film, which focuses on individuals known as extractors, who have dream-inception technology. He explained that dreams have been a source of fascination for him.
Nolan went on to say that he believes "what [dreams] say about the potential of the human mind is quite extraordinary."
In addition, Nolan said he believesLeonardo DiCaprio's portrayal of Dom Cobb is what grounds the film.
"I think Leo's performance is extraordinary in the film, and I think that when I look at the finished film, it seems essential that that extraordinary performance be the focus for the audience, be the guide for the audience. I think otherwise it would be very easy to get lost in the world of Inception," said Nolan during the Collider interview. "I think it's very important to have that point of focus for the audience's sympathy and the audience's attention. I think Leo provides that in an incredibly moving way."
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