> If anything I think the right analogy with Inception is the second Matrix movie. I too prefer to think Inception as a spiritual successor to Matrix. It explo

> If anything I think the right analogy with Inception is the second Matrix movie. I too prefer to think Inception as a spiritual successor to Matrix. It explores the idea of layers of constructed reality in a recursive fashion that I hoped Matrix sequels would reveal. Also, I suspect Matrix world would seem less weird to computer geeks than the world of Inception. The opposite is also true. Inception appeals even to a non sci-fi buff. That is a remarkable achievement for such a complex movie. There are a lot of questions towards the end, but they make you think much beyond the canvas of the movie. That is truly a rewarding experience.