A classic that introduced a story and effects never seen before and questioned what is real
Inception was one of those movies that so blew your mind after watching it you had to see it again and again to try to figure it out. I saw it three times in a theater and many more times afterward. I’d been impressed with Christopher Nolan when I saw Memento in 2000 which has one of the most original scripts ever put to film, then with the Prestige in 2006 and the Dark Knight in 2008. Inception took his movie making to a new level. The movie is about questioning reality. If dreams are part of your subconscious and feel real who is to say they aren’t?<br /><br />The plot surrounds Leonardo DiCaprio as Cobb, a man that used military technology to delve into people’s brains using dreams to steal from them. He’s hired by Mr. Saito (Ken Watanabe) to do something different, in plant an idea into his rival’s mind, something called inception. The problem for Cobb is that he has a problem separating his dreams and past memories from reality. If someone is lost in a dream they may never come out and be lost in a place called limbo. Cobb takes an entire team into the mind of Saito’s rival a businessman named Fischer (Cilian Murphy) and there lies the dilemma. Will they be lost down there? Will Cobb’s own memories come in and trap them? This ties to the theme about what is reality. Cobb thinks his past is still alive by his own doing. Doesn’t that make them real?<br /><br />The story is part science fiction, part espionage, part personal exploration. Nothing like it had been seen before. The plot was thick and rich. The acting was amazing. The effects in the dream scape where landscapes could fold and bend were never seen before. The ending left everyone talking about exactly what it meant. In short, Inception became a classic and remains so to this day.<br />C
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