In this article the author discusses "Inception," a motion picture directed by Christopher Nolan, starring Ellen Page and Leonardo DiCaprio. A number of issues are addressed including the plot of the film and Nolan's innovative use of slow motion in the film.

Though the plot is really one giant hallucination, it's an experience that doesn't blow your mind so much as challenge it. Viewers will have to work to keep up with all the shifting perspectives and layers of deceit. Inception is like the coolest, toughest final exam--or like the dream of one, in which you're suddenly in class and you realize you didn't prepare for the big test. This is a movie that you'll wish you had crammed for.

The article discusses smartphone software being developed by the companies Warner Bros. and Verizon Wireless to give users information about the movie "Inception," directed by Christopher Nolan. The so-called Mind Crime Prevention application will offer users information on the movie, a crime game, and movie show times.

App Editions provide a fully-loaded, connected viewing experience that gives consumers the first five minutes of a feature film and a portion of bonus content that can include games, trivia, soundtracks and soundboards.