Honouring Nolan's wish for viewers to know virtually nothing about Inception ahead of going to see it, we will say nothing more about the plot, apart from the fact that it's a challenge to follow – but not in a bad way. He's even a match for DiCaprio when, as things start to fall apart, they have a brief but vicious row.
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Inception, a $160m sci-fi heist movie about a team of "extractors" who join in the dreams of others, boasts a cast of seven Oscar nominees and Leonardo DiCaprio at his intense best, but Gordon-Levitt more than holds his own. Immaculate in pointy black shoes, pinstripe trousers, waistcoat, shirt and tie, he looks as though he's stepped out of a fashion shoot. There's not much of him he takes up barely half the chair on which he perches, tilted forward. Yet, here in a London hotel room, Gordon-Levitt doesn't look like an action hero. The scene is reminiscent of the exquisite – and until now unsurpassed – slow-motion scenes in Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. The grace with which Gordon-Levitt executes this near-impossible act is utterly mesmerising. He is suspended in zero gravity in a hotel corridor and, after dispensing mercilessly with a psychotic henchman, he must gently tie up his floating colleagues with wire and guide them into a lift for safekeeping. There's a scene in Christopher Nolan's astonishing new sci-fi film Inception in which Joseph Gordon-Levitt dances mid-air like Fred Astaire. Scene-stealing role in Christopher Nolan's blockbuster Inception is just the tip of the iceberg for Joseph Gordon-Levitt : next he wants to see your filmsĭream warrior: Joseph Gordon-Levitt's turns heads in Christopher Nolan's Inception HOLLYWOOD´s NEW IT-BOY!!! (many pics!) From 3rd Rock's floppy-haired alien to Leonardo DiCaprio's gravity-defying assistant in Inception
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