This is a great video. Inception is one of my favorite movies and Chris Nolan is one of my favorite directors. This is a movie that challenges the audiences and respects them at the same time.
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The soundtrack also blurs the boundaries between real world music with the orchestra and the dream world with synths, or with orchestra imitating synths. Mixing both was a great idea.
Yeah the music is incredible. I just wish @Jack didn't play it in the background while he's talking because it made it hard to focus -- epic music kept making it impossible to hear or process what hes saying. Try listening to 1:34 -- music is too intense and drowns out his message.
This movie is arguably Christopher Nolan's opus which is quite a feat considering his impressive filmography (admittedly, I am more partial to the Dark Knight trilogy but that's just me). Make no mistake, this movie definitely deserves that accolades and praise it receives and it's definitely one of my favorite movies of all time.
The first time I watched this film I didn’t understand it but I was very intrigued by it, since then I’ve watched the film five times and I’ve been trying to analyze it. I remember talking to my uncle about it and I told him about how I was kind of annoyed that everything was explained through diolouge and that Nolan didn’t try to be visual, he then told me that visual storytelling wouldn’t work in this type of film and that every second of diolouge was very crucial and fundamental to the plot and after watching the film as much as I have, I can see what he meant.
I get what you and your uncle were saying but inception does have visual storytelling in it, at the very beginning during the mission dom checks his watch to see the time, it then cuts to the first level of the dream and time begins to slow down for the watch and when it we cut back to the second level time speeds up, we also get shown dream within a dream before it’s even explained, as well as projections, gravity altering etc… inception does have exposition but it’s used well and mixed with a lot imagery
I always thought that since he and mal only died once on the train track (and they were like four levels deep), she was right and it’s Michael Caine incepting Leo out of his dream world by think he’s doing a heist, which is exactly what they did to Cillian Murphy.
Jack, great review as always. I would love to see a Jack Review on Midnight In Paris. One of my favorite movies and one of my favorite Woody Allen movies there is a lot to dissect there. Thanks for the great work you do!
I've always wanted to say FIRST! Jack, could you say what some of the flaws you see in this movie are? I don't think it's perfect I just don't go as deep into film dissection as you do.
Well congratulations! There's a lot of unnecessary dialogue, for the characters which is important for explaining to the audience, but it repeats what the characters within the film would know.
Inception is a brilliant movie. Your right, people do criticise it, but thats the price you pay for being an excellent auteur filmmaker. Whether its Stanley Kubrick or Quentein Tarantino, auteur filmmakers always have their work scrutinised. Sometimes unfairly. Can't wait for Tenet.
Inception is Gnosticism. Cobb and Saito are the same person. Saito is God, Cobb is Demiurge. This movie is not even funny, once you understand that it's the Gnostic story of the Demiurge.
I’m pretty late here 😂. I have mixed feelings about this movie. It’s a great action adventure movie. Lots of clues, metaphors, double meanings. Great rewatch value. I just think the dream sequences were a bit drab. The dreams didn’t feel like dreams. They just felt like movie scenes. And maybe this was the point, but then what’s the fun in that?
Weird comment by the end. Of course, no movie are perfect. And I get the feeling Inception is not the kind of movie to get much backlash. I may be biaised though, Inception is still in my personnal top 5 favorite film of all time. The only critique I get about Nolan is that he always make ambiguous endings. But it's totally the point. When you think about a movie or a tv show ending years after seeing it, that's because it was better than average. In the case of Inception, who cares if Cobbs was dreaming all along? We still got a hell of a ride watching some of the best action sequences in cinema.
I get the backlash thing. I know several people who really dislike it (I'm don't like it much either) but I can definitely see the things it does right. I think I need to revisit it before forming a definite opinion.
This "live in reality" take is the one I most agree with, though the video on a film psychology channel about Cobb and narcissism is also important to incorporate
I really appreciate your interpretation, and yes, I too thought that there was a subtle reference to the bliss afforded by drug use that short cuts reality but offers a quick high. Bravo.
I'll always remember Inception as wasted potential. The first half of the movie has two grand surreal set pieces, halfway through you can tell Nolan gets bored with this so the next settings are boring realistic places like a chateau. And, of course, dullards think this simple story is the most complex and mind-blowing thing ever.
I don't think this movie refers to drugs specifically, but it more generally shows how obsession can influence how one acts and thinks. This is reflected through Dom's obsession with his family, and how his obsession with them (but especially his wife) almost costs him the opportunity to see them again. You don't think clearly while under the influence of an obsession or addiction. Whether your vice is your loved ones (Like Dom), drugs, or something else doesn't matter. Much like how the Montage Theory suggests, the film is cinematic translation of how obsession can drive a person, using the obscurity of the dream sequences as manifestations of Dom's subconscious being clouded by his goal to see his wife, and less so his children. Not to say that the entirety of the movie's events exist in his subconscious, but they serve to complement it. But then again, the whole point of Inception is to leave the true ending ambiguous. Regardless, great video and great channel. Keep it up! :)
Hi Jack, great video as always. I like how you focused on Leo coming to terms with his loss and learning to move forward with his life and live in the present, I think that’s the most powerful arch of the movie. The whole “is he still dreaming” argument is increasingly unclear by the fact that his top totem makes 0 sense (I can explain why if you don’t understand what I’m saying). I’m still unsure of whether or not this was intentional by Nolan or not.
I'd have to go find where Nolan said it, but the top at the end wasn't supposed to make you question whether Cobb was still in a dream or not, but rather symbolize that he had finally left Mal's top, and by extension, Mal herself, behind to instead be with his children who are real. Of course, via death of the author people are more than welcome to disregard that and interpret the end however they want, but I figured I would point that out.
Good job, Jack! Side note, I don’t know if you did something different in this video’s production, but the audio seemed a bit faint than usual. Could just be imagining things, though.
The brilliant play of three acts. One of my all time favourites and whilst the word genius is thrown around lightly. Nolan is just that a true genius. What makes the film so brilliant is the lightest of touches it does in just the right junctures. In a Jungian context the concept of synchronicity and the summation of actions and as you rightly put the idea of real actions and outcomes is true. In David Lynch’s Lost Highway the protagonist of film is asked about videos and his statement put this film perfectly, “I like to remember things my own way”. Thank you for your insight , this film has great significance and importance for me.
I have not seen this movie since it first came out. After 10 years, there is still the question of the ending and if Cobb is dreaming. As I was thinking about this and watching it again and again, I started to feel that Cobb was in Saito's dream. He is way to present and involved to be just hiring Cobb. I like the theory that Mal was right, Cobb didn't know he was still dreaming and the Michael Caine character hires Saito to bring Cobb back to reality. From that perspective, Saito's presence makes sense. Using Fisher kept Cobb focused and he did not suspect he was in Saito's dream. Cobb also was using Mal's totem. According to the movies rules, it should not work for Cobb, only for Mal. I also strongly suspect several members of the team were involved with Saito's plan.
Agreed. That's why they all had funny expressions and quirks when Cobb woke up on the airplane and walked through the airport after the heist. Brilliant!
I've never seen this film, but so many people have done video essays on it and I have watched them. I saw the title and thumbnail and rolled my eyes. I watched. Good analysis and a fresh take. I enjoyed.
I think that every dream the gang goes into has a different color palette that's how I could keep track of the dreams hAH also great dissection!! your videos are amazing!!
Dream is all about things which we want to achieve in real life. Inception how ever told you to ,how mold thinking change so you can achive in real life. Great video btw. Keep it up
This isn't Nolan's best film (that honor goes to The Prestige IMO) but Inception is my favorite Nolan film. It was actually kind of nice to see someone tackle Inception from the angle that there WAS a real world in it. Personally, I don't think so but, as Movies With Mikey points out, the ambiguity is on purpose and thus unsolvable. The point about just dreaming with no action to back it hits home for me. The way I did with my writing until this decade illustrates its truth to a tee. Thanks for this video!
It's a dream, the children are playing the same exact way they play in his dreams and are wearing the same clothes and haven't aged a day. But it doesn't really matter coz cobb doesn't really care at that moment. He's just happy to see their faces
I don't think it's possible to know if they've aged a day. We never really saw them earlier, remember, their time in dreams doesn't correlate to time in the real world, we don't know how long it really has been.
First having a good mic is a big step up-I record with a Shure SM7B which is perfect for doing what I do, next I have a pretty good voice for public speaking, third I apply a few filters which make me sound that much better, and finally I go over it manually to remove clicks that often come at the beginning and end of audio chunks! Truth be told, I feel like audio mixing is an aspect with which I struggle. I can get it to sound good, but I can't go for a specific sound, always improving right!
@@JacksMovieReviews Thanks for the reply man. I was trying to do my own videos, (not movie analysis), and I must admit, even if you say you struggle, its amazing man. One of the channels I thoroughly enjoy for the amazing quality put into it.
I have experienced lucid dreaming all my life , couple of times I have experienced 4 dreams within one dream, the scariest part was when I wake up from the dream within a dream , it took me 10 minutes to realize that I am back on this reality, hope never happen again it was scary.
@@simonyj The dreams I had that night was I was going to bed in the same room same clothes no change , dram no 1 going down to basement putting on my pajamas and go to sleep, second dream the same , third dream same moves , fourth dream , I wake up and start climbing the stares from by bedroom I decided to open the main door from the house, the scenery was different a street busy with peoples traffic and stores I stepped outside with my pajamas peoples looking at me like I do not belong on there, there was a guy next to a lighting street pole with dark glasses holding a news paper under his right arm very well dressed by the way looking at me , I decided to approach him and ask him where I am he pulled his glasses down on his nose looked at me and start walking as soon as I laid my hand on him to stop him two guys from behind grabbed me by my shoulder and one of them said "do you know who is he ?" I said No then I felt kind of electric shock and wake up.
It was really wired that when I wake up I rushed to the stairs in the same pajamas tried to open main door it I managed to open the door just a bit , there was like a force preventing me to open it it was like somebody was holding the door against my will , I felt the same electric shock that wake me up , third dream I wasn't able to open the bedroom door to run the stairs , same shock , this time I waked up didn't realizing that this was the real world , I stood on the corner of my bed looking at the door and thinking what it will happen next if I try to open it. After a wile I stand up and open it climb the stairs opened the main door and look outside , I was so happy seeing the quiet street I was living on finally I was back, it was so happy .
Inception was the film I saw that broke the spell that Nolan was weaving. It turned out that he wasn't actually good at explaining... he just... Explains... A lot... Most of his movies are just that. A long series of exposition dumps. And the fact that people call his films complex and hard to get always perplexes me. Because the characters don't ever shut up about the meanings of everything in it. Heck... In Memento he even color coded the scenes to make it super clear what he was doing. It's one of the main reasons I liked Dunkirk. In it the characters stopped having long poetic speeches and for once we were allowed to get to the conclusion without help. And if Inception is indicative of his dreams... He has some damned boring dreams.
Inception is about a husband's sorrow and grief that he cannot mend his wife's trauma about her sexual abuse as a child ... Her decaying childhood home (they call it their home), the locking of memories and secrets, the broken glass/things etc. etc.
This is a great video. Inception is one of my favorite movies and Chris Nolan is one of my favorite directors. This is a movie that challenges the audiences and respects them at the same time.
Theodore Turnquest II
Nolan is a genius.
But boy did he play us.
Hey man ..... I have a doubt .. your using movie clips and it did not create a copyrights problem how? . Pls explain it will be help me to start my new channel pls
The soundtrack also blurs the boundaries between real world music with the orchestra and the dream world with synths, or with orchestra imitating synths. Mixing both was a great idea.
Yeah the music is incredible.
I just wish @Jack didn't play it in the background while he's talking because it made it hard to focus -- epic music kept making it impossible to hear or process what hes saying. Try listening to 1:34 -- music is too intense and drowns out his message.
i guess Im kind of off topic but does anyone know of a good site to watch new tv shows online?
@Dario Miles i would suggest FlixZone. Just search on google for it :)
This movie is arguably Christopher Nolan's opus which is quite a feat considering his impressive filmography (admittedly, I am more partial to the Dark Knight trilogy but that's just me). Make no mistake, this movie definitely deserves that accolades and praise it receives and it's definitely one of my favorite movies of all time.
The first time I watched this film I didn’t understand it but I was very intrigued by it, since then I’ve watched the film five times and I’ve been trying to analyze it. I remember talking to my uncle about it and I told him about how I was kind of annoyed that everything was explained through diolouge and that Nolan didn’t try to be visual, he then told me that visual storytelling wouldn’t work in this type of film and that every second of diolouge was very crucial and fundamental to the plot and after watching the film as much as I have, I can see what he meant.
Truth in 24 frames amazing
I love how you end your comment right before it gives any meaning ...
I get what you and your uncle were saying but inception does have visual storytelling in it, at the very beginning during the mission dom checks his watch to see the time, it then cuts to the first level of the dream and time begins to slow down for the watch and when it we cut back to the second level time speeds up, we also get shown dream within a dream before it’s even explained, as well as projections, gravity altering etc… inception does have exposition but it’s used well and mixed with a lot imagery
I always thought that since he and mal only died once on the train track (and they were like four levels deep), she was right and it’s Michael Caine incepting Leo out of his dream world by think he’s doing a heist, which is exactly what they did to Cillian Murphy.
Super interesting theory-gives a lot more significance to a character played by a great actor who would otherwise more or less be a throwaway!
mindblowing theory
This sounds like a really Christopher Nolan thing to do too lol.
Axhiro Madlander
Nolan is cobb
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Jack, great review as always. I would love to see a Jack Review on Midnight In Paris. One of my favorite movies and one of my favorite Woody Allen movies there is a lot to dissect there. Thanks for the great work you do!
I love Midnight in Paris! Definitely a real possibility coming soon!
Jack's Movie Reviews that would be so awesome. Thanks so much for considering that! Keep up the great work.
I've always wanted to say FIRST!
Jack, could you say what some of the flaws you see in this movie are? I don't think it's perfect I just don't go as deep into film dissection as you do.
Well congratulations! There's a lot of unnecessary dialogue, for the characters which is important for explaining to the audience, but it repeats what the characters within the film would know.
This is my favorite Christopher Nolan film thus far. It was nominated for a couple of Oscar nominations including Best Picture.
It's one of my favourite film thanks for analysis and get the point of the film
Thank you for watching!
@@JacksMovieReviews always my pleasure, please keep it up
Personally, this is my favourite Leonardo DiCaprio movie! I really do think he gives his best performance in this film. Like if you agree.
Hate to break it to you wont be getting many likes.
The only other one where his performance is arguably at the same level is The Departed as psychologically imploding Billy Costigan.
Inception is a brilliant movie. Your right, people do criticise it, but thats the price you pay for being an excellent auteur filmmaker. Whether its Stanley Kubrick or Quentein Tarantino, auteur filmmakers always have their work scrutinised. Sometimes unfairly. Can't wait for Tenet.
Inception is Gnosticism.
Cobb and Saito are the same person. Saito is God, Cobb is Demiurge.
This movie is not even funny, once you understand that it's the Gnostic story of the Demiurge.
I’m pretty late here 😂. I have mixed feelings about this movie. It’s a great action adventure movie. Lots of clues, metaphors, double meanings. Great rewatch value. I just think the dream sequences were a bit drab. The dreams didn’t feel like dreams. They just felt like movie scenes. And maybe this was the point, but then what’s the fun in that?
Weird comment by the end. Of course, no movie are perfect. And I get the feeling Inception is not the kind of movie to get much backlash. I may be biaised though, Inception is still in my personnal top 5 favorite film of all time.
The only critique I get about Nolan is that he always make ambiguous endings. But it's totally the point. When you think about a movie or a tv show ending years after seeing it, that's because it was better than average.
In the case of Inception, who cares if Cobbs was dreaming all along? We still got a hell of a ride watching some of the best action sequences in cinema.
At their core, most of Nolan's films seem to end asking the same question: "Now how much of the truth do you think I just told you?"
I get the backlash thing. I know several people who really dislike it (I'm don't like it much either) but I can definitely see the things it does right. I think I need to revisit it before forming a definite opinion.
This is a great fucking movie, don't know where the hate comes from
Still someone need a spoiler warning for this, they should go to coma.
People hate Inception? Malarkey I say. This movie is great and so was this video.
people hate everything
Nice work! I will start looking at your work more closely. You have a unique perspective, and are an excellent narrator Thank you!
This "live in reality" take is the one I most agree with, though the video on a film psychology channel about Cobb and narcissism is also important to incorporate
click on this as fast as i could
loved everything you had to say!!
I really appreciate your interpretation, and yes, I too thought that there was a subtle reference to the bliss afforded by drug use that short cuts reality but offers a quick high. Bravo.
Thanks Sean!
7:22 You and me both I say that the end of the film that was all real I believe that he is not dreaming that
Literally have an inception tattoo. This movie is among the best ever made
Thank you. Great insight.
I do appreciate your work, please keep it up.
Will do!
This film fucked me up
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I love this movie.
I think this is one of the best movies of all time
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any scene with Michael Caine is reality.
plz plz plz do one for casablanca plz
Very possibly!
@@JacksMovieReviews there are barely any videos showing its brilliance i hope you do
it motivated me to be a filmmaker
One of my favorite film of all time. Never seen such irony work so well. Has been an inspiration of all my creative work.
I'll always remember Inception as wasted potential. The first half of the movie has two grand surreal set pieces, halfway through you can tell Nolan gets bored with this so the next settings are boring realistic places like a chateau. And, of course, dullards think this simple story is the most complex and mind-blowing thing ever.
Inception is the greatest movie ever made.
Yes sir! Can't be topped.
I don't think this movie refers to drugs specifically, but it more generally shows how obsession can influence how one acts and thinks. This is reflected through Dom's obsession with his family, and how his obsession with them (but especially his wife) almost costs him the opportunity to see them again.
You don't think clearly while under the influence of an obsession or addiction. Whether your vice is your loved ones (Like Dom), drugs, or something else doesn't matter. Much like how the Montage Theory suggests, the film is cinematic translation of how obsession can drive a person, using the obscurity of the dream sequences as manifestations of Dom's subconscious being clouded by his goal to see his wife, and less so his children.
Not to say that the entirety of the movie's events exist in his subconscious, but they serve to complement it. But then again, the whole point of Inception is to leave the true ending ambiguous.
Regardless, great video and great channel. Keep it up! :)
Hi Jack, great video as always. I like how you focused on Leo coming to terms with his loss and learning to move forward with his life and live in the present, I think that’s the most powerful arch of the movie. The whole “is he still dreaming” argument is increasingly unclear by the fact that his top totem makes 0 sense (I can explain why if you don’t understand what I’m saying). I’m still unsure of whether or not this was intentional by Nolan or not.
I'd have to go find where Nolan said it, but the top at the end wasn't supposed to make you question whether Cobb was still in a dream or not, but rather symbolize that he had finally left Mal's top, and by extension, Mal herself, behind to instead be with his children who are real. Of course, via death of the author people are more than welcome to disregard that and interpret the end however they want, but I figured I would point that out.
Good job, Jack! Side note, I don’t know if you did something different in this video’s production, but the audio seemed a bit faint than usual. Could just be imagining things, though.
I never really liked this movie much, but your video made me dislike it less. Maybe I should give it another try.
The brilliant play of three acts. One of my all time favourites and whilst the word genius is thrown around lightly. Nolan is just that a true genius.
What makes the film so brilliant is the lightest of touches it does in just the right junctures. In a Jungian context the concept of synchronicity and the summation of actions and as you rightly put the idea of real actions and outcomes is true.
In David Lynch’s Lost Highway the protagonist of film is asked about videos and his statement put this film perfectly, “I like to remember things my own way”.
Thank you for your insight , this film has great significance and importance for me.
Inception is amazing 👌🏽 great video man! You analyzed it perfectly and helped me to understand it a little more
Hi jack, your reviews are great I was wondering if you went to film school or is this just a hobby? Anyway keep up the good work.
great, video-essay about Inception №2897
I strongly disagree.It is a perfect movie.✌
I have not seen this movie since it first came out. After 10 years, there is still the question of the ending and if Cobb is dreaming. As I was thinking about this and watching it again and again, I started to feel that Cobb was in Saito's dream. He is way to present and involved to be just hiring Cobb. I like the theory that Mal was right, Cobb didn't know he was still dreaming and the Michael Caine character hires Saito to bring Cobb back to reality. From that perspective, Saito's presence makes sense. Using Fisher kept Cobb focused and he did not suspect he was in Saito's dream. Cobb also was using Mal's totem. According to the movies rules, it should not work for Cobb, only for Mal. I also strongly suspect several members of the team were involved with Saito's plan.
Agreed. That's why they all had funny expressions and quirks when Cobb woke up on the airplane and walked through the airport after the heist. Brilliant!
Please do a video on the film Gladiator... Love the content
Wonderful essay. Thank you!
Just watched Lambs for the first time two days ago, and now it pops up randomly in a video. Hm.
You should check out my video on it too!
I've never seen this film, but so many people have done video essays on it and I have watched them. I saw the title and thumbnail and rolled my eyes. I watched. Good analysis and a fresh take. I enjoyed.
You should totally check it out!
I think that every dream the gang goes into has a different color palette that's how I could keep track of the dreams hAH
also great dissection!! your videos are amazing!!
That's a good point-there is a distinction within every layer of dream, but if one is "the first level" vs "the dream world" we wouldn't know...
Dream is all about things which we want to achieve in real life. Inception how ever told you to ,how mold thinking change so you can achive in real life. Great video btw. Keep it up
Thanks Kumar!
This isn't Nolan's best film (that honor goes to The Prestige IMO) but Inception is my favorite Nolan film. It was actually kind of nice to see someone tackle Inception from the angle that there WAS a real world in it. Personally, I don't think so but, as Movies With Mikey points out, the ambiguity is on purpose and thus unsolvable.
The point about just dreaming with no action to back it hits home for me. The way I did with my writing until this decade illustrates its truth to a tee. Thanks for this video!
Fascinating. Love your videos
Thanks Brandon!
It's a dream, the children are playing the same exact way they play in his dreams and are wearing the same clothes and haven't aged a day. But it doesn't really matter coz cobb doesn't really care at that moment. He's just happy to see their faces
Andrew Kulubi I think they used different actors for the kids
@@5easy watch it again
Andrew Kulubi uhh no. But I did look it up and they did use different actors. So you watch it again, biyiatch lol
@@5easy no, you watch it again
I don't think it's possible to know if they've aged a day. We never really saw them earlier, remember, their time in dreams doesn't correlate to time in the real world, we don't know how long it really has been.
This is great
Dude, how do you do your sound production ? its amazing. Software and process etc ?
First having a good mic is a big step up-I record with a Shure SM7B which is perfect for doing what I do, next I have a pretty good voice for public speaking, third I apply a few filters which make me sound that much better, and finally I go over it manually to remove clicks that often come at the beginning and end of audio chunks!
Truth be told, I feel like audio mixing is an aspect with which I struggle. I can get it to sound good, but I can't go for a specific sound, always improving right!
@@JacksMovieReviews Thanks for the reply man. I was trying to do my own videos, (not movie analysis), and I must admit, even if you say you struggle, its amazing man. One of the channels I thoroughly enjoy for the amazing quality put into it.
I have experienced lucid dreaming all my life , couple of times I have experienced 4 dreams within one dream, the scariest part was when I wake up from the dream within a dream , it took me 10 minutes to realize that I am back on this reality, hope never happen again it was scary.
Fascinating. How did you wake up from a dream within a dream, was it by dying in your dream or by some other method ?
@@simonyj The dreams I had that night was I was going to bed in the same room same clothes no change , dram no 1 going down to basement putting on my pajamas and go to sleep, second dream the same , third dream same moves , fourth dream , I wake up and start climbing the stares from by bedroom I decided to open the main door from the house, the scenery was different a street busy with peoples traffic and stores I stepped outside with my pajamas peoples looking at me like I do not belong on there, there was a guy next to a lighting street pole with dark glasses holding a news paper under his right arm very well dressed by the way looking at me , I decided to approach him and ask him where I am he pulled his glasses down on his nose looked at me and start walking as soon as I laid my hand on him to stop him two guys from behind grabbed me by my shoulder and one of them said "do you know who is he ?" I said No then I felt kind of electric shock and wake up.
It was really wired that when I wake up I rushed to the stairs in the same pajamas tried to open main door it I managed to open the door just a bit , there was like a force preventing me to open it it was like somebody was holding the door against my will , I felt the same electric shock that wake me up , third dream I wasn't able to open the bedroom door to run the stairs , same shock , this time I waked up didn't realizing that this was the real world , I stood on the corner of my bed looking at the door and thinking what it will happen next if I try to open it. After a wile I stand up and open it climb the stairs opened the main door and look outside , I was so happy seeing the quiet street I was living on finally I was back, it was so happy .
7:08 = what a GREAT mindset 😉👌
That's what everybody does, it's not about thinking, it's about action
Fantastic video my guy!
Thanks Alonzo
The best movie of the last decade. This is how cinematic masterpieces are crafted. Not like the Mediocre Marvel Garbage.
A lot of good movies have come out in the last 10 years, don't know where I'd rank this!
Aashish Khakha I never understand why people hate Marvel movies so much lol
Nice video
Thank you!
great
Thank you!
I don’t see the drug use - I think it’s just a clumsy bit of writing. But everything else was on point IMO
The major flaw is your analysis
Inception was the film I saw that broke the spell that Nolan was weaving. It turned out that he wasn't actually good at explaining... he just... Explains... A lot... Most of his movies are just that. A long series of exposition dumps. And the fact that people call his films complex and hard to get always perplexes me. Because the characters don't ever shut up about the meanings of everything in it. Heck... In Memento he even color coded the scenes to make it super clear what he was doing.
It's one of the main reasons I liked Dunkirk. In it the characters stopped having long poetic speeches and for once we were allowed to get to the conclusion without help.
And if Inception is indicative of his dreams... He has some damned boring dreams.
Inception is about a husband's sorrow and grief that he cannot mend his wife's trauma about her sexual abuse as a child ...
Her decaying childhood home (they call it their home), the locking of memories and secrets, the broken glass/things etc. etc.