Inception (2010)

As a lover of movies and as someone who reserves special time for movies with my precious time, I have another interesting one among the hundred I have watched that has something exceptional to teach and as a much of a story just to make your time worth it. This movie, which was actually named after "Inception," back then in 2010, which was actually covered within the directive of Christopher Nolan, which speaks about the visually stunning sci-fi thriller that is filled with the realm of dreams alongside memory and as much as dreams that have to do with reality as well.

The scenario boils down to the shoulder of a gentleman who is not gentle within the role of the movie named Dom Cobb (played by Leonardo DiCaprio), who was actually a good professional and skilled with manipulation. It came to be that Cobb's ability made him look after the well-recognized figure within the corporate espionage of the world, of which he was actually haunted, backed by his deceased wife, who was named Mal (Marion Cotillard) in the dream, by the image of his wife, of which was caused by the grievances of Mal's death in order to interfere with his aligned mission.

So as the caption was actually surrounded by the action and approach with a wealthy man, who was known by his name, Saito (Ken Watanabe), with Cobb, he made a request that Cobb and his entire team should help him over the caption of the movies, also known as inception, which the prime target of the plan was on Robert Fischer (Cillian Murphy), who was actually the heir across his empire, as he claimed. It all happened that Saito planned a queue just to destroy Fischer's business through Cobb, who works in people’s subconscious minds just to deceive Fischer that his father’s business will be destroyed, which he believes will help him gain an advantage just for the interest of Saito's business.

It comes to the point of action that Cobb assembles his team, partners in crime, which includes the likes of Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), alongside his colleague in extraction, Ariadne (Elliot Page), who is known for how good he is in forging and impersonation, with Yusuf (Dileep Rao), the chemist who is stationed and specialized in creating sedatives, which are needed for that of their multi-layered mission.

So it all happened that they all planned to an idea within the mind of Fischer, which has to dream upon dreams, which should affect his subconscious mind, which has to be descending into the dream world, with a boundary in between the dream world and as much as the reality which become more blurred, which also Cobb was always facing challenges that have to do with Mal’s death, which keeps on manifesting in his own dream, which stands as a threat to his mission he has on his radar to execute.

The tension kept increasing as the various individuals in the crew kept facing different challenges, which was an obstacle over the planned execution of Fischer's; all this was actually a delay toward their dream. As the time draws near, the more fear Cobb gets that the uncertainty will occur just because he was also responsible for Ma’s death. As a matter of fact, at the cause of the journey, Cobb was redeemed, which all goes with reconciliation with that in the past.

With a critical review on this, it has to do with the nature, which has to do with the power and as much as the reality of the mind in question, which shows how dreams and memories can affect one's perception within his immediate act, which is the reason I rated this movie 8-9, which is highly recommendable to be watched by lovers of movies and others.

It all ended with Cobb returning just to reunite with his family members and also leaving the audience in suspense over whether he was actually still dreaming or whether it is real, with Cobb closing at the end with questions on how it all goes unanswered.