InceptionTrailer

Votre esprit est la scène du crime.

Translation: Your mind is the scene of the crime, or less literally, there's a low-res Inception trailer online and it's in French (courtesy of Making Of). If that's all you need to hear, then just go below the jump and we've got the trailer embedded for you.

If you're curious as to what exactly is being said in the trailer, Daemon's Movies went to the trouble of translating things for us. After checking out the translation, I'd say the voice-over is intriguing but definitely not the least bit revealing. Christopher Nolan and the Warner Bros. promotional team seem to be playing things close to the chest, and after catching this extended look at what they've got on hand, it looks like the mystery could really play to their advantage.

We watch a city block literally fold in on itself (correct me if I'm wrong, but that looks like Paris), scenes of city destruction and some very, chilly blue shots of Leonardo DiCaprio in what could easily have been an outtake from The Dark Knight. In short, this thing looks absolutely wild (side note: DiCaprio and Ellen Page make for an interesting visual pair on the screen, eager to see how that works out in full).

The first teaser trailer for Christopher Nolan's Inception has arrived online, courtesy of Yahoo (watch it after the jump), and while it looks very cool, we still have no idea what this sucker is really about. This, I think, is a good thing -- too many movies are ruined too far in advance these days, and so for this to hit the teaser trailer stage without a somewhat meaty synopsis having already been revealed, that, well, is a pretty cool thing.

Here's what we do know: It's a film that will take place within the architecture of the mind (does that mean our main character can control things with his mind?), and that Leonardo DiCaprio plays a "CEO type who gets caught up in a blackmailing scandal." What the teaser does tell is that this will definitely play a little strange, as one scene features men fighting Matrix-style in a hallway ... and what's with the spinning silver top? So much is left to be revealed, and you bet this is already at the top of our most anticipated list for next summer.

Inception is due in theaters on July 16, 2010. Watch the trailer after the jump.