What kind of Chinese film is Inception? There are several in Inception

Chinese name: InceptionForeign name: inceptionOther translation names:

American Director: Christopher Nolan Screenwriter: Christopher Nolan Producer:

Emma Thomas Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Marion Cotillard, Ken Watanabe, Alan Page Genre: Mystery Sci-fi Thriller Action Movie Length:

September 2, 2010.

Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a seasoned thief who is one of the best in his profession because he can sneak into people's most fragile dreams and steal valuable secrets from the subconscious. Cobb's rare skill makes him the most coveted target of dangerous corporate espionage, but it also makes him an international fugitive and loses his love.

Now Cobb has a chance to atone for his sins, and his life will return to its original appearance as soon as he completes the last task. Unlike in the past, Cobb and his team are not tasked with stealing ideas, but implanting them. If they succeed, it's a perfect crime.

But even with meticulous and professional arrangements in advance, it was impossible to predict that the dangerous enemy would already know their movements, and only Cobb could have predicted the enemy's whereabouts.

Chinese name: Inception.

Foreign name: inception

Other translated names: Foundation, Beginning, Full Launch, Mind Crime, Hidden **, Memory Rubik's Cube.

Company: Legendary Pictures.

Distribution Company: Warner Bros. Pictures.

Produced in: United States.

Production cost: $100 million.

Filming location: United States.

Date of shooting: July 13, 2009.

Director: Christopher Nolan.

Screenwriter: Christopher Nolan.

Producers: Emma Thomas, Christopher Nolan.

Genre: Action, Suspense, Thriller, Sci-Fi.

Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Marion Cotillard, Ken Watanabe, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Alan Page, Dilip Law, Tom Hardy, Cirien Murphy, Tom Berenger, Michael Kane, Pete Postlethwaite, Taylor Gillet, Lucas Haas, Andrew Plivan.

Runtime: 155 minutes.

Box office: $100 million.

Classification: USA: PG-13

Dialogue language: English, Chinese (public version).

Color: Color.

IMDB code: TT1375666

Main awards: 83rd Academy Awards - Best Visual Effects37th Saturn Awards for Best Science Fiction Film.

The 20th MTV Film Awards – The Most Horrific Performance.

Suspenseful movies like "Inception" include: "The Matrix", "Butterfly Effect", "District 9" and so on.

"The Matrix" is a film with profound significance, and this is also Keanu Reeves's masterpiece, which can make Neo (Neo) synonymous with Reeves in people's minds, which is not only his own efforts, but also reflects the all-round success from director to screenwriter to actor to audience.

The Matrix parses the real and the surreal in many ways, and there are also people who believe that the real world is real and the physical world is unreal. "The essence of the idea that deserves our attention and ** in the hacker trilogy is always the same, that is, the film involves and thinks about the future fate of mankind and how to deal with it. ”

Another reason why The Matrix is a sci-fi film is so powerful is its diverse visual narrative style.

The first is the modeling: in terms of appearance, the black sunglasses and black suit of Neil during the decisive battle have the decisiveness and domineering of the modern era; In terms of action modeling, most of Neil's fights are the movements of Chinese martial arts.

As the only miracle of the four ancient civilizations, China's martial arts born in China also have a long history and are broad and profound. The actions of the characters are given to the Chinese martial arts such as Feihe, Jing Snake and Tai Chi, etc., which reveal the film's ever-present praise for human civilization, which is a metaphor for the eventual victory of human civilization over artificial intelligence.

What is deeper is that when Neil and Morpheus practice against each other, the colors of one white and one black are in line with the yin and yang in Tai Chi, that is, the Taoist idea of dialectical transformation, who is the savior Neil or Morpheus? This is the suspense left for the audience.

The second is the color palette - green: green is a symbol of vitality, but it is not so vibrant, and this business is fused with the idea of silent opposition and yin and yang, deepening the film critic's thinking about the reality and program world of the unity of opposites.

At the beginning and end of the film, there is a green computer password, which is the computer program and the world, and the world of the film is full of green.

There is only one part of Inception, but the results in the middle of this mess are very good, so I don't rule out the possibility of a second part. Inception is one of the very good sci-fi blockbusters in recent years, the plot of the movie is compact and logical, and it is a movie worth revisiting many times, and you will have a different harvest every time you watch it.

Inception is different from American blockbusters with fierce battles, although it can give people a super visual impact, but it is relatively old-fashioned in terms of plot. The logic of "Inception" is very meticulous, and the novel plot can catch people's attention, allowing the audience to follow the protagonist in the movie between reality and dreams, which is one of the best works in brain-burning movies.

The film stars Leonardo, whose character is a dreammaker who can enter other people's dreams and know his secrets from their subconscious. And he also relied on this stunt to help the ** team steal secrets, in the movie he and other dream makers also had a fierce fight, between the true and the false, it is difficult to tell which is the dream and which hail is the reality, and it is very enjoyable to watch.

There are only two places in Inception that are extremely scary! Which side of the real world does the first protagonist and his wife argue about on their wedding anniversary? Is it a dream for the second protagonist to return to his home in the United States at the end?

In fact, the director gave us a big suspense at the end, and this suspense is: Has the totem fallen in the end? Obviously, we didn't see the final result, but on the bright side, it should be a real return to the real home.

But there are flaws! If Miyata said that the Japanese could really whitewash a murderer who had been on the run for many years with a **, I don't think the American law would be so easily changed, and it would be impossible to complete many procedures at once. This is against the laws of a country.

I think Miyata, as a Japanese, shouldn't have such a big ability, so it should be fake when he returns home.

The second is the topic of the protagonist's argument with his wife in the hotel on his wedding anniversary.,In the end** is the real world.。 I have a bold idea, that is, this has always been a dream of the protagonist. It should be the wife who can really return to the real world.

Because the protagonist is a dreamer who can create multiple dreams, it shouldn't be very difficult for him to make this bridge a little bigger. So I think it's supposed to be multiple dreams created by the dreammaker in his own dreams.

This can also explain why the shadow of his dead wife appears many times in his dreams. It's possible that his wife was watching him at his bedside in the real world. From time to time, he participates in the dream maker's dream to save the hero.。

I think this should be the place where this movie is very scary.

The plot of "Inception" tells the story of a dream maker played by Leonardo DiCaprio, who leads his ** team to enter other people's dreams, steal secrets from other people's subconscious, and reshape the story of other people's dreams.

Daum Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his colleagues Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and Nash (Lukas Haas) fail in a dream attack against Japanese energy tycoon Saito (Ken Watanabe) and are used by Saito instead. Saito coerces and lures Cobb, who is wanted and in exile, to help him break up his rival company, taking extreme measures to plant the idea of abandoning the family company and starting his own business in the deep subconscious ingenuity of his sole heir, Rob Oak Pett Fichhon (Cillian Murphy). In order to return to the United States, Cobb secretly turns to his father-in-law Miles (Michael Caine) and recruits young dream designer Ariadney (Ellen Page), dream actor Ames (Tom Hardy) and pharmacist Joseph (Dileep Rao) to join the action.

In the progressive dreamscape, Cobb not only has to rebel against the subconscious instincts of Payhill, but also must confront the destruction of his deceased wife, Mel (Marion Cotillard), who is far ......more dangerous than he imagined

Inception is a very clever film, rich in detail, with an intricate narrative that takes the audience into a subconscious labyrinth. Nolan has created a surrealist thriller world, somewhat similar to Jungian doctrine, that challenges the viewer on multiple levels, the real and the unreal. Rapid editing and agile storytelling bring the surreal world to life, and the virtual image technology presents the consciousness of the human brain to the extreme.