Waste of time

Rating: 5/10 (25 February 2020)

"Inception" is Christopher Nolan's science fiction drama, released in 2010 and that grossed more than $800 million worldwide (film is definitely successful, because the budget is $160 million).
Christopher Nolan is creaing this art perfomance as a director, screenwriter and one of the producers.
Operator - Wally Pfister
Composer - Hans Zimmer
Artists: Guy Diaz, Luke Freeborn, Brad Ricoeur
The main character Cobb is a unique thief: he steals valuable secrets from the depths of the subconscious during sleep, when the human mind is most vulnerable. Cobb's abilities and capabilities made him a valuable player in the world of espionage, but they also turned him into an eternal fugitive and deprived him of his family.
And now Cobb has a chance to correct mistakes. He, along with his team, will have to implement the idea, and not steal it.
I'll start with the cons.
Firstly, the visualization is messy. The characters of the picture are engaged in espionage, penetrating the dreams of their victims. Does that actually look as a dream? Not. Rather, there are continuous labyrinths of surrealism and empty absurdity. For example, cool concept of the Cobb's subconscious multi-level world could be made more spectacular.
Secondly, in fact, "Inception" is mainly an action movie of the 21st century, that attempts to also include drama and look thought-provoking.
Thirdly, not a single character is perfomed enough, and the script line with the wife of the protagonist looks dull. As a viewer, I was completely uninterested in Cobb's experiences and his relationship with his wife.
Further, druing the film, the feeling that "now, it will definitely begin!" doesn't leave you. But nothing begins. There is no goddamn madness.
In this chaotic hurricane, not a damn thing is clear. And he makes the pathos public exaggerate the meaning of the "Inception" and include it in all kinds of movie tops for all time, and to justify saying that this movie is not for everyone.
Passing through pros, the main plus in the film is music. Hans Zimmer's music fits the "drama" of the film.
The second plus is imagination - the integration of ideas through sleep and so on will excite any viewer, because it is original and unusual. Nolan even developed a whole concept - the creation of sleep, a sense of time. But it turned out far-fetched.