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Tuesday, September 7, 2010

The much awaited ‘INCEPTION’ hits the cinemas!



The blockbuster movie, Inception, hits the cinemas on July16th 2010. After watching the movie, one might be apparently perplexed and ponder whether reality as we see, it is a dream or whether one is truly awake. Being a huge fan of ‘Leonardo’, I couldn’t wait to watch the movie. The trailer of the movie was indeed very fascinating for me and increased my level of expectations for the movie. But the Hollywood flick didn’t let down my expectations.
The movie is regarded as Hollywood’s first existential heist movie. The movie revolves around an essential plot that is; Leonardo plays ‘Cobb’ a spy who steals secrets from his victims when they dream, sometimes as they dream within a dream (Telegraph). However the unusual element is that Cobb can set an idea in an unconscious mind, where it can take root. He says, “The toughest parasite is an idea”. An idea is it positive or negative can take a root and get bigger into either evil or good that is true of human nature. It is a catharsis of life. However it can be said that the story is ambiguous and beyond belief. One of the most exciting ideas in the movie is when time is passing by quickly within a certain dream, and more rapidly still in a dream fixed within another dream, so does that mean months can pass by in a matter of seconds. This is pretty much astounding isn’t it? The story of the movie thus creates a dream world for the audience. One of the several dilemmas the movie creates is if you capture yourself in an alternative world created by your own brain, are the laws of Physics observed?
Inception, is a refined, pompous ride, thus I believie it is a movie which should not be missed out and should be watched. This is a film that is more to admire about and be fascinated about.  So drive yourself crazy in order to cope up the sci-fie- epic, if you can’t get hold of it in the first go, go for it the next time. Audiences today have opened up to intelligence cinema and such genera of films is gaining acceptance.

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