Hi everyone and welcome to my second new segment Classic Film Night. Now just like I did with Is It True? I'll explain what this new segment is. Basically where Cinematic Disasters is me reviewing the worst films ever made Classic Film Night is where I review the best films ever made. And that's pretty much it. So let's review 2010's Inception.
Inception is a 2010 science-fiction movie produced by Legendary Pictures and Syncopy and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. Inception was written and directed by Christopher Nolan.
The story is a thief named Dominick Cobb has the rare ability to enter other people's dreams and steal their secrets from inside their head. By doing this he has tons of success but he has lost the ones he loved. Then one day he's given a chance of redemption by doing the impossible. Plant an idea in someone's head. But the question is will he succeed again or fail.
Inception is a 2010 science-fiction movie produced by Legendary Pictures and Syncopy and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. Inception was written and directed by Christopher Nolan.
The story is a thief named Dominick Cobb has the rare ability to enter other people's dreams and steal their secrets from inside their head. By doing this he has tons of success but he has lost the ones he loved. Then one day he's given a chance of redemption by doing the impossible. Plant an idea in someone's head. But the question is will he succeed again or fail.
My Thoughts
One of the things to love about this movie is the performances by Leonardo DiCaprio and Ellen Page. Their chemistry together was something at first I thought wasn't going to work but throughout the whole movie they do well together.
Another to love about this movie is the concept itself. The concept being people can enter other people's dreams to extract information they need. I loved that back in 2010 and love it to this very day.
Now to since this movie is all about dreaming does that mean we get awesome scenes. Yeah we do. The filmmakers did so many creative, interesting, and new things and what you can do with dreams. One of my favorite scenes it's even an action scene it's when Dominick (DiCaprio) is laying down the rules of what you can and shouldn't do in the dream world to Ariadne (Page).
The film was won an Academy Award for Best Cinematography. And after watching this movie again I can see why. There was so many great and well crafted shots in this movie that it's hard to pick which one you love the most.
Another thing I loved about Inception is no predictable moments. Not once in this movie did I expect something to happen in the way I thought it was going to happen. Yes I have seen this film three times already but despite that the movie still surprises me.
One of the other good aspects to the movie is Han Zimmer's score. I swear he can not make a bad score. Zimmer is so good that I don't know any other way to describe his music.
The other good thing about Inception is that it never drags on. Each scene is well pasted and live I said before none of them drag on to the point where your saying "end it already".
What I also love about Inception is the action scenes. I especially love the action scenes when their in the dream world because thing we can get crazy things like them floating in mid air. It's awesome.
Inception was definitely the film to watch in 2010 and it's definitely a film you should watch now. The cast have great performances, the concept is spectacular, the dream sequences are amazing, the cinematography is beautiful, there's no predictable outcome, Han Zimmer's score is great, and the action scenes are badass.
My final rating is A Must Watch
Well that was fun. I do plan to do another one of these I just haven't decide what film it will be. After all we do have many great films out there. But when I find the film that I'm looking for it will be down below on the State of The Project. Until then look forward to my review for DC's latest animated movie Batman: Gotham by Gaslight coming next week.
State of The Project (Dec 25th - Jan 25th)
Dec 25th - Underrated Films - Arthur Christmas
Dec 28th - Thank You and Have a Happy New Year
Jan 1st - There's Going To Be Some Changes & New Segments
Jan 4th - Raiders of The Lost Media - Firelight (The Lost Steven Spielberg Film)
Jan 15th - Is It True? - Calvin and Hobbes Started Fight Club
Jan 18th - Classic Film Night - Inception Review
Jan 25th - Batman: Gotham by Gaslight Review
NOTE: IF ANYTHING CHANGES I WILL TELL YOU.
One of the things to love about this movie is the performances by Leonardo DiCaprio and Ellen Page. Their chemistry together was something at first I thought wasn't going to work but throughout the whole movie they do well together.
Another to love about this movie is the concept itself. The concept being people can enter other people's dreams to extract information they need. I loved that back in 2010 and love it to this very day.
Now to since this movie is all about dreaming does that mean we get awesome scenes. Yeah we do. The filmmakers did so many creative, interesting, and new things and what you can do with dreams. One of my favorite scenes it's even an action scene it's when Dominick (DiCaprio) is laying down the rules of what you can and shouldn't do in the dream world to Ariadne (Page).
The film was won an Academy Award for Best Cinematography. And after watching this movie again I can see why. There was so many great and well crafted shots in this movie that it's hard to pick which one you love the most.
Another thing I loved about Inception is no predictable moments. Not once in this movie did I expect something to happen in the way I thought it was going to happen. Yes I have seen this film three times already but despite that the movie still surprises me.
One of the other good aspects to the movie is Han Zimmer's score. I swear he can not make a bad score. Zimmer is so good that I don't know any other way to describe his music.
The other good thing about Inception is that it never drags on. Each scene is well pasted and live I said before none of them drag on to the point where your saying "end it already".
What I also love about Inception is the action scenes. I especially love the action scenes when their in the dream world because thing we can get crazy things like them floating in mid air. It's awesome.
Inception was definitely the film to watch in 2010 and it's definitely a film you should watch now. The cast have great performances, the concept is spectacular, the dream sequences are amazing, the cinematography is beautiful, there's no predictable outcome, Han Zimmer's score is great, and the action scenes are badass.
My final rating is A Must Watch
Well that was fun. I do plan to do another one of these I just haven't decide what film it will be. After all we do have many great films out there. But when I find the film that I'm looking for it will be down below on the State of The Project. Until then look forward to my review for DC's latest animated movie Batman: Gotham by Gaslight coming next week.
State of The Project (Dec 25th - Jan 25th)
Dec 25th - Underrated Films - Arthur Christmas
Dec 28th - Thank You and Have a Happy New Year
Jan 1st - There's Going To Be Some Changes & New Segments
Jan 4th - Raiders of The Lost Media - Firelight (The Lost Steven Spielberg Film)
Jan 15th - Is It True? - Calvin and Hobbes Started Fight Club
Jan 18th - Classic Film Night - Inception Review
Jan 25th - Batman: Gotham by Gaslight Review
NOTE: IF ANYTHING CHANGES I WILL TELL YOU.
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