Inception, the Movie - 600 Words

Inception Inception is not only a film that uses unique cinematography techniques but also tells a story with a big concept that one can’t comprehend right away. The concept of dreams and how one dream can effect another dream is a risky topic to discuss due being the endless possibilities and complexities it can have. The director of Inception was none other than Christopher Nolan, as shown by the obvious concept of noir and conceptual thought that is in many of his films. Together with his partner in crime, Walter Pfister, a well known cinematographer; the two work together to create an incredible motion picture. According to the text, every good movie has two major ingredients. The two ingredients are none other than â€Å"a good script, and a directors inspiration, vision, intelligence, and supervision of all aspects of the film’s production† (Barsam 483). Inception is no exception to this rule at all. Inception uses a unique familiarity technique in modern cinema of alienating and shocking the audience throughout the film. The audience members are thrown in the middle of a scene right from the start of the film with close-ups of Cobb’s face. Abruptly the movie spontaneously moves to another scene where Cobb and Arthur are talking to Mr. Saito, making the scene to appear to be â€Å"present time†, only to have the scenery switched once again to an apartment where everyone is asleep. Unfortunately that wasn’t the end scene jumping as it turns out everyone is asleep on a trainShow MoreRelatedMovie Synopsis: Inception961 Words   |  4 PagesContents Inception 2 Introduction 2 Synopsis of Inception 2 Explanation 3 Conclusion 4 Works Cited 5 Inception Introduction Some movies are based on philosophical themes that run through the whole movie and imply meaning other than those being visibly represented. 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The conjunct melody becomes more disjunct as â€Å"Time† reaches its climax. â€Å"Time† also has great dynamic contrast, starting with an eerie pianissimo and slowly building up until the climax where the piece reaches a gripping fortississimo. Finally, because this piece is based on the conceptRead MoreThe Dream Inside Of A Dream By Christopher Nolan1683 Words   |  7 Pagesand wide. However, before Inception came out in 2010 by director Christopher Nolan, many people in the modern world may not have ever considered this idea. Nonetheless, this idea of â€Å"a dream inside a dream† has been around since 1640, when Rene Descartes published Meditations. In Inception, Christopher Nolan uses Descartes ideas to enhance the storyline of his film. 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It helps the designer show their creative skills in the mass media, internet , film and television and so on . Vision effects plays an important role in the sense of motion in most of the movie industryï ¼Ë†Krasner, 2008ï ¼â€°. However, in the study of visual communication, most of the students take wrong path while to perform their creative and smart design. Pranayama (2006) said the ethical awareness and responsibility towards the world that livedRead MoreInception: Pure Science Fiction Essay857 Words   |  4 Pagesthe concept of inception, which is planting an idea into a person’s mind and letting it grow (Inception, 2010). Other concepts in relation to inception are dream sharing and a dream within a dream. Dream sharing is a person manufacturing a dream and bringing a person or persons into that dream (Inception, 2010). As an individual dreams or dream shares, he or she can go deeper into a dream and further into the layers of the subconscious also known as a dreaming within a dream (Inception, 2010). As aRead MoreFreuds Theories Applied in Inception1220 Words   |  5 Pagessee modern artists use influences from past theories, ideas, designs, etc. Inception, the 2010 sci-fi action film, is a movie about illegal spying by entering the minds of certain individuals by sharing dreams. Dom Cobb and his partner, Arthur, use this tactic to extract or plant desired information from or into their unconscious. Mr. Saito, an exceedingly wealthy business owner, asks Cobb and Arthur to perform â€Å"Inception† (imbedding an idea inside a person’s mind without them recognizing) on hisRead MoreCharacter Analysis Of Dom Cobb ( Played By Leonardo Dicaprio ) Is Not Your Normal Thief1122 Words   |  5 PagesInception is an overhyped blockbuster accompanied by several moving parts that will leave you in awe, but nonetheless it s a work of art. Dom Cobb (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) is not your normal thief he has the ability to enter people s dreams and steal their ideas from their subconscious. His skill set has made him very sought after in the world of corporate espionage which has also cost him everything he loves. Cobb gets a second shot at redemption. He’s offered a job, plant an idea in someone