Made in Hollywood

This is not a typical sci-fi movie, perhaps it is more appropriate to be defined as a contemporary action sci-fi movie that takes place within the structure of consciousness. The movie is not about the future world, but the current real world, a new creature Information technology has been developed to allow people to enter the hearts, minds or dreams of others through this means.

Inception is in a way like The Matrix or Minority Report synthesis.

A brand-new technology has appeared in the world of the film, which allows people to enter other people's dreams, thereby spying on other people's privacy and stealing important information.

Unprepared, dreams have become the best way to enter the subconscious of human beings. The protagonist Cobb, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, is a thief, an experienced thief, different from most Three Hands, He doesn't need to pick other people's wallets.

In this world, there is a very strange name for a person like him—Dream Stealer.

His special skill is to sneak into other people's dreams and steal valuable information and secrets in the subconscious. If necessary, he will perform further memory transplantation and tamper with his memory.

As a pioneer Dream Stealer, he naturally has a team. He and his team were hired by a wealthy Japanese businessman to invade the dream of a wealthy businessman, and implanted memories to make the wealthy businessman split up his company. And this is almost an impossible task...

The story is not complicated, but the film uses a relatively complicated narrative technique.

Audiences who like sci-fi movies may feel this way. Most of the stories in sci-fi movies are actually very simple and straightforward. or suddenly fell into the pursuit of some kind of terrifying monster; or was forced to embark on a life-changing adventure in some strange environment in the future...

This kind of repeatable, imitative, and mass-produced story core is one of the characteristics of commercial films. If it is well shot, it will be widely circulated. Done poorly, it tends to leave viewers feeling uninspired, flamboyant, empty, and without personality, like fast food that gets boring.

Inception is definitely not in that category.

The film has not been shown for a long time, and many viewers have discovered that the plot of the film is complicated, with ups and downs, and there are subtle or obvious echoes.

Brad Pitt has his own film company. He is not only a star actor, but also a very successful producer. Among all the movie studios invested and opened by actors in Hollywood, only Drew Barrymore's Flower Pictures can be compared with him.

In his opinion, from the perspective of science fiction conception, the conception of the film Inception is not unprecedented and unique.

The most successful part of Duke is obviously not in the creativity of the film, but in his ability to make the film fascinating and meaningful with wonderful narrative and perfect details. Most of the movies about virtual reality and dreams still focus on the part of real life, because it is difficult for them to present a complete dream world. Duke shows how to enter the dream in detail, and what may appear in the dream Questions, how to wake up and so on. Let the dream completely form a complete world, with its own unique rules, rules, and logic.

Coupled with some puzzle solving and the excellent visual effects of Yiru, the whole film is extremely charming.

For the story, Brad Pitt thinks this is not a suspense film. Unlike Leonardo's last film, Shutter Island directed by Martin Scorsese.

Inception is obviously not here to test the IQ of the audience. So the plot is complicated but not deliberate. Everything is needed for this shocking content. It seems complicated, but there is not a single extra shot or a single extra line. Randomly miss a shot or miss a dialogue, and it will not make the movie viewing complete.

Moreover, Duke seems to have tried his best to make the plot clearer, because the whole story has a very obvious main line - Cobb and Arthur, the dream thief, were entrusted by the Japanese giant Saito to invade Saito's rival French giant The consciousness of Little Fisher, the son of Old Fisher, made him automatically dissolve his father's company after Old Fisher passed away.

This process is completed with a set of dreams. During this period, he saw all kinds of incredible visual spectacle, such as space reversal, resurrection from the dead, all of which seemed impossible to appear in live-action movies, because live-action movies have extremely limited depictions of human dreams, including David Lynch Just playing with the jigsaw puzzle of reality and dreams in a single space,

The amazing thing about this film is that the dreams described by Duke can do whatever they want, subverting the laws of physics recognized by human beings at will.

When the subtitles came to an end, the audience burst into extremely warm applause. Brad Pitt also stood up and clapped his hands. At the same time, he slightly turned his head and looked back. There is no tendency to stop for several minutes.

Inception is not as neglected as those complex films, but is very popular with audiences.

Brad Pitt frowned slightly, and after thinking for a few minutes, he understood the reason.

Obviously, when Duke made this film, as always, he wanted it to face more audiences, not just limited to some senior movie fans. In addition to superstars at the level of Prio and Charlize Theron, he also deliberately added those action movie skills he is good at. These seemingly vulgar plots are of great significance in the film, and they not only play a role in the incredible plot. The buffering effect also allows some viewers who are used to watching popcorn movies to have a kind sense of return, so as not to lose their way in this relatively complicated narrative.

As the applause faded, Brad Pitt, like other guests attending the premiere, went to the front row to congratulate the crew.

Duke, what a great movie!

What he said is indeed his sincere thoughts. This film is likely to sell well. Unfortunately, the film does not belong to his studio. I can't find a suitable adjective to describe my feelings after watching the film.

In terms of commercial and text contributions, Inception is definitely a rare good film in recent years.

When he left the Chinese Theater in Hollywood, Brad Pitt had to sigh with emotion that some second-hand ideas that Hollywood had used for a long time, once combined by Duke Rosenberg, burst out with breathtaking charm.

Of all the elements about dreams in the film, what fascinates him most is the fact that the flow of time in dreams is subjectively different from reality. A dream that has ended in physical time is captured in the lens of Duke Rosenberg. Extended into a long dream with no end in time and wild galloping in space, it also creates a thrilling plot tension.

Duke's movies are like this. There is little masterful compassion in the story, and even some ideas are not original,

Sitting in the car, Brad Pitt shook his head, but with a bit of admiration on his face, He always has a way to make the story climax.

The premiere ended, and more and more spectators walked out of the Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

What kind of movie is Inception?

Quite a few viewers walked out of the North American premiere of Inception with incredible expressions.

Some people are puzzled, some are thinking about the plot of the movie, some are exchanging opinions, some people seem to have a big explosion in their minds, and the aftermath is not over. The color hasn't faded yet.

Some people find it cool. This kind of refreshment is not the sensory stimulation that can be produced by cold electronic words such as CGI, IMAX, and 3D.

These people have only one feeling, and what Duke Rosenberg provides them is an experience they have never had before—whether it is a picture or a story, the pleasure runs through every nerve ending!

Some people are dizzy, a large number of pre-conceived concepts-from Freud to Einstein; multi-level and multi-clue narrative; every step is a maze, and every step is foreshadowed.

Can you keep up with Duke? Are you willing to nail yourself to the seat in a fixed position and temporarily forget the popcorn, Coke and toilet, and the tender little hands of the girl? Or, is it really necessary to watch a movie? ?

Many people also have such doubts in their hearts. In the face of Inception and the name Duke Rosenberg, there is actually only one answer—very necessary!

This is Duke Rosenberg's movie for smart people who think they're smart enough!

This tired and boring summer finally ushered in a savior.

Walking among countless movie fans, Norman Shearer looked at the people around him excitedly discussing the plot of Inception and the various doubts it brought, and couldn't help expressing his feelings in his heart. How long have they not been like this in the past year? Group carnival? Inception is another Dark Knight? No, more complicated and subversive than The Dark Knight, Inception has no way to define and describe, he can't find a template similar to it, except for the most revolutionary movie of the last decade ...

Yes, The Matrix! His original sense of trembling joy of witnessing a miracle came back.

Norman Shearer believes that before long, there will be countless people, countless posts, and countless sleepless nights, just to analyze and discuss this movie frame by frame, just like they did for The Matrix like that.

Whether you like it or not, whether you feel dizzy or stupid after watching it, you must admit it anyway——Duke Rosenberg has brought a movie that truly belongs to this century and this era!

Get ready to read it a second or third time!

Among the crowd pouring out of the Hollywood Grand Theater, someone yelled such a sentence, and everyone around nodded in agreement. (to be continued ~^~)

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