Fantastic Trip To The Unconscious

Rating: 10/10 (18 May 2019)

The year 2010 was marked by the film "The Inception", which opened July 8 in London. The genre of the movie is science fiction, with adventure, suspense and drama; within a amazing script; arresting the viewer's attention from beginning to end.
With a budget of 160 million dollars and Box Office of 828 million, in addition to the four Oscars, the film was nominated for another four, including best picture.
The plot is based on the story of Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), two invaders of minds, who use the technique of industrial espionage through dreams. After an unsuccessful job, they end up being sought by a powerful Japanese businessman who orders an insertion of ideas in the mind of the son of the president of a multinational company competitor. In order to perform the service, Dom needs to form a new team and face international persecution and the sabotages provoked by the mental projection of his late wife, Mal (Marion Cotillard).
Throughout the unfolding of the film, psychoanalytic aspects of the main character are revealed and overcome, in parallel with fantastic situations linked to the invasion of minds and dreams within dreams. This feature was as significant at the beginning of the 21st century as the Matrix was at the end of the 20th century. The two films, by the way, have much in common, especially the fact that they create a fantastic universe through visual effects. In this sense, Inception surpasses said film, since, although the complexity is similar, it leaves less loose ends. Matrix foreseeing continuations, left a series of things to complete that ended up badly solved, which does not occur in Inception, where everything it needed, was well explained. It's a great movie, to be seen and reviewed. Absolutely recommended to all lovers of cinema art.