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Story: What stands out most in "Inception" is its originality, particularly in its non-linear storytelling, which is a characteristic feature of Nolan's movies. The movie has a complex narrative, with layers of dreams that unfold in a mind-bending manner. It's initially confusing but brilliantly executed.  Visual Storytelling: I am impressed with such clever details of how actors who are in the dream are checked whether they are really in the dream. There are very cool unexpected moments in the dream sequences that showcase the film's capacity to surprise and impress viewers. The special effects are impressive, highlighting advanced physics and carefully crafted real-life 3D models. Cinematography: Inception (2010) shines with its crisp cinematography, using medium and close-up shots and slow zoom-ins building tension. The chase scene set in Mombasa is a visual treat, showcasing the film's thoughtful location choices. The stunts, though appearing dangerous, a...

It has been already 4 months since Oppenheimer (2023) by Christopher Nolan released. It is so rare for me but I would not believe that I would go watch this movie more than 1 time. I watched it 4 times which is 12 hours in total. This film is 3 hours long, and I can honestly say that I have never regretted seeing it more than once.  First time I watched Oppenheimer (2023) was in the local cinema in 2D format. Second time was on a big IMAX 2D screen format in Riga. Third time in Forum Cinemas in ISENSE format. Fourth time in 2D format but in German. Of all these options, the IMAX 2D experience was the most attractive. The loud sound system and big visuals made me feel like I was really in the movie. This format made "Oppenheimer" a really immersive and memorable experience.  Oppenheimer (2023) is not only visually impressive, but also delves deep into the moral challenges of developing the atomic bomb. The movie shows a "crazy chance" for morally undetermined charact...