Inception (2010)

While fans have been spinning about the ending to Inception for 10 years, Michael Caine had the answers all along.

Is the "popular Oscar" really that bad of a thing? Perhaps these 11 alternate history lessons may change your mind on the matter.

The latest Honest Trailer has a lot of fun with the beloved director's acclaimed filmography.

Christopher Nolan has one of the best track records in Hollywood, but there's one specific note that his films always receive from industry insiders.

Science fiction is quite simply one of the most popular genres of film that we have. The creation of far away places and futuristic technology seems to be exactly what the medium of film was designed to create. Science fiction on film has been around for as long as there have been movies. But which ones are the best?

Cliffhangers are both thrilling and frustrating, and these 5 films have some of the most hotly debated cliffhangers of all time.

Hans Zimmer played the Inception soundtrack at Coachella, and the video of the event is absolutely breathtaking. Check it out!

While sci-fi has given the world quite a few prospects over the last ten years, we've narrowed down their various gifts to the ten best offerings we've been given in that time frame. Read on to see the films that captivated our imaginations, and caused us to ponder their meaning for years after, and will probably continue to enthrall us in the decades to come.

If IMDB selected the year-end winners instead of the Academy, the “Best” movies from the past 25 years would look like this. Do you agree?

Admit it, even now after almost five years since it hit theaters, you still only kind of know what the ending of Inception was about. And Christopher Nolan is here to confuse you even more.

Michael Bay’s Transformers film franchise is a crushing colossus that callously walks across box-office surfaces to the sound of trembling Earth as it smashes its competition to bits. Yet, the only real takeaway from the films is that they break the world to bits in each entry. Now, thanks to this hilarious supercut, we get to see an array of our favorite films suffer their wrath!

For years the debate has been raging over whether the top is still spinning at the end of Christopher Nolan's Inception, and for years everyone thinks they've got the right answer. Add us to that list, as we've picked a side and we've got the proof.

The world's greatest filmmakers tell their stories from the very first frame in their movies to the very last. Need proof? Just watch the amazing supercut below, and you'll notice just how many brilliant films have beginnings and endings that work in stunning tandem.

If you thought Inception was too long, too complicated and/or too difficult to understand... chances are you're not alone. Lucky for me (and anyone else suffering from Inception confusion) Mashable has released a TL;DW video simplifying the events of the film using animation, dragons, fart jokes and more. Check it out below.

While a movie’s box office numbers are a good sign of its popularity or the level of anticipation it was able to muster, one could argue that Blu-ray sales are an indicator of just how beloved that title is.

Nolan movies have a very distinct style to them, they make the viewer think in ways many other films can not, especially Marvel movies.

Science fiction movies can be epic in big or small ways. More often than not, they make you think.

Someone should tell Chris Nolan that he needs to re-edit his 2010 critically acclaimed blockbuster Inception, because there is a mother out there who really doesn’t have a clue about what happened in the heist thriller. You can check out her epic re-telling below. But you should probably be warned that it doesn’t make any sense.

A strong case could be made that Inception is the single most complicated big budget movie ever released. I’ve seen it about a dozen times, read complicated write-ups and talked extensively with others, and I’m still not sure I understand everything that happened. It’s a ludicrously in-depth and complicated logic puzzle.

It is baffling to me to see that the most pirated movies are the very movies that work best on the big screen. Movie piracy continues to be an issue, and based on the list of most pirated movies, those who are opting not to pay for their entertainment prefer the big blockbuster movies, Avatar topping the list with a whopping 21 million downloads.

The MTV Movie Awards are like a televised drinking game for celebrities. It doesn’t even matter who wins or looses. No one remembers who won a beer pong game from five years ago, just like no one remembers who took home that popcorn statue. The whole point is for movie stars is to show up, have a few laughs with their friends and then call it a night

If you've been paying any attention to the awards over the last few years you won't be surprised that The Twilight Saga: Eclipse led the nominations total with 8, and will compete against Best Picture nominees Black Swan, Inception and The Social Network

Sucker Punch failed to get it right. But there are movies out there that not only take place largely in dream worlds, or places existing entirely within a character's head, but do it exceptionally well. We spent a week figuring out exactly how to define these

I choose to see it as the only logical result in a year that was crammed with great movies, all of them worthwhile for their own reasons and all of them deserving of their moment. Even films that didn't take home a single prize felt well-honored by tonight's ceremony

Though it wound up missing out on a lot of Oscar nominations it deserved, and probably won't take home more than technical prizes on Sunday, Inception has racked up 9 nominations at the awards ceremony guaranteed to love it: The Saturn Awards

All purchases will come with all the available special features, as well as trivia games and the ability to easily post comments and responses on Facebook and Twitter. The special applications are already available, and if successful, Warner Brothers will launch a more expansive offering of movie apps throughout 2011 and beyond.

I cover nearly 200 movie news stories a month here on Cinema Blend. In addition to giving me an excuse to thinking about movies from the time I wake up till the time I go to bed, it also gives me a pretty good sense of what’s going on in the film industry and what kind of projects are moving into development. You want to know the biggest thing I’ve learned after writing more than 1,700 articles for this site?

It’s the one major snub everyone is talking about. How the hell did Christopher Nolan get his third Director’s Guild nomination and still fail to secure his first Academy nomination

In only 11 days the nominations for this year's Academy Awards will be announced. Thanks to the ridiculous politics of the whole awards show, it's nearly impossible to determine precisely which

For various reasons the WGA had disqualified many of the year's best scripts, including Toy Story 3, and The King's Speech, which left some serious gaps in the lineup