Inception

Turns out Inception was all in Scrooge McDuck's head

Twist!

Extraction: what Hollywood could and should learn from Inception

Hopefully by now, you'll have already seen and begun to digest Inception. If you haven't, go and stand in the corner while I heap my shame upon you. Better, go and watch it, then go and stand in the corner. You can digest it while I heap my shame upon you.

Review: Inception

Christopher Nolan is one stealthily clever bastard. While we've all been gasping at jaw-dropping trailers and trying to glean meaning from mind-boggling posters, the actual plot for Inception has remained relatively under wraps. Oh sure, it's a heist movie involving dreams, and you could always guarantee that Nolan would deliver a hefty dose of headfuckery with this subject matter, but you can check your assumptions in at the door – this is a film that defies all your expectations except for one: it is a work of genius.

New Inception trailer just because

What, you need an excuse?

Inception poster set has more jobs than a Jeremy Kyle audience

Inception looks set to be one of the most interesting films released this year, and doesn't Chris Nolan know it. That's probably why - just over a month before release - he's decided to drop a few hints as to what Leo & Co. will actually be doing, with these gorgeous character posters. Because he can. He's Batman.

TV spot: 60 seconds of Inception

What better way to start the weekend than with a whole minute of head-scratching scenes with seemingly no connection to one another?

New Inception trailer isn't afraid to dream a little bigger, darling

Chris Nolan must have got an iPad. Either that, or he lives underwater.

Inception plot revealed — it's all dreams and stuff

Despite much prodding and poking during interviews with the stars of the film, the plot for Christopher Nolan's forthcoming Inception has remained shrouded in mystery. Now, finally, like a bullied man in prison, Nolan is giving up and putting out.

Chris Nolan talks Batman, Superman

You. Shush. Christopher Nolan is talking. When you've made two awesome Batman movies, then you can talk. In the meantime, shut your word-hole and hear what the man has to say. It's about superheroes!

Chris Nolan to 'mentor' new Superman

After Bryan Singer was judged to have dropped the ball with Kal-El's Big Gay Adventure, DC Comics have turned to a tried-and-tested superhero director for guidance on their new Superman movie: Christopher Nolan.