The entire cast is phenomenal, but as for favorite character, it would be Eames, then Arthur, and Cobb. Mal was haunting and and intense. I was on the edge of my seat watching Marion Cotillard in the film. Christopher Nola did an amazing job at choosing the right people for the right roles.

Arthur's fight scenes
BIt where Saito talks about buying the entire airline and the fact that it seems neater.
Paris exploding around Cobb and Ariadne.
Ariadne noticing Mal for the first time.
The ending scene with Time playing, so emotional, yet powerful at the time.

Heck, the entire film!!

Arthur because he's calm, collected, and he kicks ass. Sorry Cobb, you had a too much of dark live with being in limbo and having guilt over the loss of your beloved Mal.

Got my copy along with the soundtrack last week, haven't read it yet, but heard great things about it. Can't wait to finally sit down and read it.

Batman Begins: Vespertilio & Lasiurus (Especially at the end when Batman flies off into the night and the credits rolls) The Dark Knight: Man, that's a tough one, I love the tracks though. Favorites are Why So Serious, I Am Batman, Blood On My Hands, A Watchful Guardian, and Decent Men In A Indecent...

Memento (Downloaded it): 1 The Prestige: 1 Insomnia: 1 The Dark Knight (5 times in theaters, including opening day and downloaded it after it came out on DVD) Inception: Four times in theaters, watched it for three straight week starting from opening day. Batman Begins: 4, caught it on DVD. The Foll...

Batman Begins---Insomnia---The Prestige---The Dark Knight----Inception.

I downloaded Memento and view that, but I want to watch it again though. I haven't seen The Following yet.

Mmm, I haven't see The Following yet. So, here are my picks. 1. Inception 2. Batman Begins/The Dark Knight 3. The Prestige 4. Memento (Finally, I watched this brilliant film for the first time recently, but need to watch it again to better understand it. It was a little bit confusing on the first ti...

Saw it for the three time last Thursday. It never gets old. I would like to see it two more times before it leaves theaters.

1. Inception (seen it three times, can't get it out of my head)
2. Memento (Watched it for the very first time today)
3. The Dark Knight
4 Batman Begins
5. The Prestige