Do you like Inception? 5

Alas. Nolan finally walked into Hollywood's business model, dazzling the picture, dazzling the star, "Inception" no longer has Nolan's usual strong avant-garde film language, no, if it doesn't, it's fine, but it is mixed with some of his past style, because the story itself is an avant-garde story, does it have to have such a foil? But these mixed things seem weak and ridiculous compared to his previous works, there is a feeling that an unknown director is imitating Nolan's style and imitating it very lamely, but this is his own work, if the previous "Batman Prequel" is the beginning of Nolan's commercial transformation, then "Inception" gives me the feeling that Nolan is still on the edge of business and self, and such a hesitant attitude gave birth to such a regrettable work as "Inception", looking forward to "Bat 3" Nolan, where can you go?

I'm looking forward to it.

I have to like it, I watched it 3 times, and I always fantasize that I can also enter the dream, and my beloved, and never come out again.

It's a very creative movie.

went to Leonardo, the movie is really good and innovative.

I can't talk about liking it or not.

appreciate the faint sad temperament of the male protagonist.

Love this kind of movie.

The movie "Inception" tells the story of a dream inception gang led by Cooper who specializes in entering a person's subconscious through dreams and stealing important information from his dreams.

This is a relatively fantasy movie, some in the clouds, especially for some people who are intoxicated with the material world, there is a lack of understanding of this movie. Because the dimension of this movie revolves around dreams, although dreams are often done by many people in real life, many people can't help but control them in their dreams, not to mention that people can use dreams to enter a person's subconscious, and then get more important information from his dreams.

However, because dreams are something that everyone is familiar with but don't understand, most people are still very curious about this movie. This movie is related to psychology and the subconscious, and in the eyes of those who can't understand it, it seems too fantasy to choose not to believe it. And for those who believe in dreams and believe that they can control a person's subconscious, then the core of this movie can be seen.

The film tells the story of the protagonist Cobb, who decides to follow Saito's challenge to a difficult task in order to meet his children, which is to implant ideas in the heir of Saito's long-time business rival. The idea here refers to entering a person's subconscious through dreams, constructing a reasonable plot, allowing him to naturally accept a certain idea, thereby influencing his actions in real life, and the deeper the dream is implanted, the more deeply rooted the idea is in the human heart.

At the end of the movie, because the heir Fisher was in a coma by Cobb's wife** in the third layer of dreams, in a hurry, the little girl thought that she and Cobb entered the fourth layer of dreams together, where she found Fisher, and with Eames's electric shock, she could successfully wake up Fisher in the third layer of dreams.

Eventually, after a deeper dream, Fisher was found and awakened, and Fisher went to the secret room and met his dying father, who told him, "I'm disappointed that you want to be like me." It was also because Fisher learned about his father's wishes through a dream, and he finally gave up inheriting the company.

And Saito also lifted the arrest warrant for Cobb and others because of the success of the plan, and Cobb successfully returned to the United States to see his children as he wished.

It's a very curious story.,It's also a story that's hard to understand.,And in the dream, you will collect a lot of information.,And there will be an obsession.。

It's mainly about a team of inceptions, and then enter the subconscious of others through dreams, and then steal some more important information.

It is about a gang that enters other people's dreams and then obtains some information about other people, and this movie still has some sci-fi flavor.

Douban score. Gundam scores, a sci-fi drama with explosive word-of-mouth, that's right, this is "Inception".

When many viewers see such a high rating, they will think: With such a high rating, the plot must be very brain-burning! Actually, there is no need to be frightened by this evaluation, although the amount of information in the story is relatively large, but the main plot is still very easy to understand, as long as you mobilize your imagination and pay more attention to the details inside, it is still very simple to understand the story.

Today, I will lead you to re-acquaint yourself with this brain-burning drama.

First of all, the main plot of the story is "Inception", that is, you can enter other people's dreams through a kind of technology. We all know that when people are dreaming, their brains are actually thinking, so if we can construct a dream and pull others and ourselves into this dream, then we are very likely to steal the "secrets" that others remember in their minds.

The protagonist of the movie does just that, and he and his team help customers steal the trade secrets of business competitors by constructing dreams.

It's not difficult to understand having a chaotic dream, so why is this movie brain-burning? That's because it can divide into different levels of dreams. In the plot, we can see that when entering the first dream, the person in the dream can sleep again, that is, dreaming in the dream, and this "dream within a dream" operation has brought huge hidden dangers.

Originally, when there was only one layer of dreams, it was easy for people in the dream to distinguish between reality and dreams, but as the number of dreams increased, it was easy for people in it to get lost.

is also because of this, the audience will also be confused by these layers of dreams, plus the plot deliberately leaves only some details for the audience, allowing the audience to think for themselves. If some viewers are not serious in the ** movie and miss a certain clip, they may not be able to understand why the next plot will develop like this, which also leads many viewers to complain after watching the movie: It's too complicated, I don't understand it at all, it's really brain-burning!

So sometimes, it's not that the plot is too brain-burning, but that the audience doesn't use their brains!

In addition, the movie's peculiar visual effects and special effects also make the audience addicted, as if they are really watching someone else's dreams, which is also an important reason why this movie makes people feel brain-burning.

Because the plot in it is linked one by one, if you don't think about it carefully, you can't even understand it, but in general, it's purely done, this is a very good work of Lun Hengtong, and I recommend you to take a look.

It's because this movie is really brain-burning, and there are a lot of things in this movie that people don't understand, so I feel like this.

Because the plot of this work has a lot to think about, and a lot of foreshadowing is buried, so the audience will feel this way.

"Inception" is a story of love and a theft, stealing and implanting thoughts in dreams, and dreaming in dreams.

Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) is washed up on the beach by the sea, and then taken to an old man's private club by a guard with a gun, and after a conversation with the old man, the scene switches to Saito (Ken Watanabe). Coober, Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and Nash (Lucas Haas) are hired to steal business plans in Saito's consciousness. Cooper managed to steal confidential information, but found that it was incomplete, and Saito already knew they were hacking into his dreams.

After waking up, the four of them are in Saito's private residence in Venezuela and begin to torture him, but Saito accidentally discovers that the carpet is made of a different material, so he still knows that he is still in a dream. The mission was declared a failure, and everyone woke up on the Shinkansen train to Osaka, hastily packing up their instruments before Saito woke up. Cooper and Arthur blame Nash for his mistakes, and their team is disbanded in order to escape their employer's pursuit.

Cooper and Arthur meet at a hotel in Tokyo and plan to escape from the top floor with ***, but Saito shows up in ***. Saito informs Cooper and Arthur that the person who revealed their refuge route is Nashi, but Saito instead offers them a job and a deal, and orders his men to deal with Nash, who betrayed his companion and leaked his secrets. The object of the dream is Rob Fisher (Robert Fischer, Srian Murphy), the son of Maurice Fischer (Peter Pustleville), Saito's plan to plant Fisher with the idea of dismantling his father's corporate empire in order to prevent the company from monopolizing the energy market, and Cooper and Arthur accept the task.

Cooper began to assemble the team, first hiring Eames (Tom Hardy), a veteran who can freely change his appearance in his dreams; and the chemist Yusuf (Dilip Leo), who has developed a powerful tranquilizer that stabilizes the state of the three-layer dream state; There's also architecture student Ariadne (Araine Page), the new dreamer. However, while training in Cooper's dreams, Ariad discovers that Cooper's late wife, Mole (MAL, Marion Cotillard), is constantly interfering with Cooper's dreams. Only then did Cooper tell Aryad the truth about everything, he and Moore had lived together in a dream for decades, and they grew old together in the dream, but Moore woke up from the dream and still thought she was still in the dream, so she tried to convince Cooper to commit suicide again and return to the real world.

In the end, Mo'er set a trap and fell to his death in front of him, and Cooper has since gone into exile in order to escape the accusation of **.

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 first time I watched "Inception", I was stupidly worried that I wouldn't be able to fall asleep after watching it, after all, it was late at night, and I couldn't bother too much, and I struggled for more than ten seconds, but in the end I insisted on reading it, and I couldn't calm down for a long time after reading it, and it lasted for ten minutes, and I was going to talk about my ending analysis.

Indeed, the screenwriter left a suspense for everyone, the top seems to stop but not stop, what is going on?! In fact, Xiao Lizi has really returned to reality, allowing us to reminisce about the foreshadowing and echoes before and after.

Cobb and Saito wake up together, and there are a few details that he and his companions were in a dream, and not just a dream on a plane.

1. When Cobb wakes up, he wonders about his companion's meaningful smile, indicating that he is still thinking that he has returned to reality? Or are you still dreaming?

2. Cobb woke up and Saito woke up, quickly took out his mobile phone, and without the slightest hesitation, confirmed his promise to Cobb before entering the dream: let Cobb go home openly. This also illustrates the flip side, Cobb found Saito in the last layer of the dream and walked out of the subconscious together.

3. After getting off the plane, his companions didn't speak to each other, but only confirmed their eyes in the crowd? Why didn't you confirm when you woke up on the plane? Because a long time has passed in the dream, but the time on the plane is not long, and the role played by everyone at first is not to know each other in order to implant ideas into the target, so there will definitely be no greeting at the moment when the dream ends, and even when you get off the plane, you don't say hello, just confirm your eyes.

So I have to admire everyone's acting skills, seamless docking. It's just that I don't understand or remember clearly is that the flight of the plane at the beginning doesn't seem to be in the direction of Cobb's house, and the end is indeed a flight to home, maybe the plot needs it!

4. When Cobb and his father returned home, he turned the top until he saw his children turn their heads and return to reality with joy and confirmation of the reduced speed of the top spin. In love, the children in the dream are not positive (maybe there is a positive, but every time Cobb doesn't dare to look at it, so he doesn't shoot his face from Cobb's point of view, haha, please ignore this brain hole). According to the distance of physical speed, the gyroscope has done a deceleration motion instead of a uniform motion, so the speed will definitely stop at zero (just an academic joke here).