Movie Review : Inception (2010)

 INCEPTION (2010)

 Inception is a 2010 science fiction action film that Christopher Nolan wrote and directed. Dom Cobb, a professional thief who enters his targets' dreams in order to steal information from their deep subconscious, is the subject of the film. Numerous well-known performers, including Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, and many others, appear in the film. Beginning in Japan and finishing in Canada, the movie Inception was filmed in six different nations. Best Cinematography, Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing, and Best Visual Effects are among the four Academy Awards it received. I noticed a lot of websites explaining the movie's plot and other people asking for a good explanation of it when I was looking for information about it, so I hope the movie isn't as difficult to follow as they claim. 

                       Leonardo DiCaprio.

Dom Cobb, the protagonist of the film, is an expert at sneaking into people's dreams and taking their knowledge without them knowing. After attempting to do this to Saito, a wealthy and powerful man, failing, he fled, but Saito still tracked him down. It appears to have been a test to discover how skilled he was. Dom has two children in America, but he is unable to visit them because of suspicions that he killed his wife. If he assists Saito in preventing a firm from gaining excessive power, Saito will assist in getting him back to his children. In the process of inception, he had to implant an idea into the company's owner's head and convince him that it was his own. He wants him to consciously mend the father-son bond so that the son will dissolve his father's business. One of the people who assist Dom doesn't think inception is feasible, but Dom does. Arthur. He gets assistance from other individuals. He works with a group of six people to deceive the target on a plane. It is tough and there are some issues when they begin the first dream to offer him three dreams in succession. Evidently, when others started shooting at them, the man had learned to protect himself in his mind. They initially believe there is no issue because, in the event of a dream death, you would just awaken. They would remain in limbo, a realm in their mind where time doesn't exist and from which it is difficult to escape, because they had to sleep so deeply and would be in three distinct dreams, and as a result, they wouldn't awaken. Everyone was in a state of shock as a result, so they had to use extraordinary caution. You must see the movie to find out how this ends.

 The movie is really good. Thought it might not be very nice or be too long at first, but the time really flew by as I watched. One of the reasons I enjoy the film so much is because it is difficult. There are many story twists and you sometimes have to really think, like when you think something is real but it's actually another dream. It was great because there was almost always a lot of action going on. You had to really concentrate to grasp what was occurring when there were people present in four locations at once, each in a distinct dream. I loved it a lot, despite the occasional confusion. The conclusion was the one item that I struggled with a lot. I'm not sure if they're still in a dream. But because it's so fantastic and not at all boring, I would highly suggest that everyone watch this film.