Inception: A Christopher Nolan Movie

Is it a dream or is it a reality? A dream is an interesting creation of our subconscious that represents our subconscious desire, thought and motivation. The relationship between dreams and movies is always a matter of thought, both of which have a common idea of ​​influencing our future thinking process. "Origin" acknowledged by critics and the general public is a movie that challenges the concept of the whole consciousness in the process of depicting science fiction in a positive and vivid way.

Dr. Strange's most obvious visual influence is "the beginning" of Christopher Nolan, and another movie makes it possible for the audience to fall into the world of collapsed urban structure and gravity. It bends and turns. Both movies are played in the direction of the character, put them in the opposite side environment, and roll around while moving around them. But the wizard of Dr. Strange is not just moving the world of moving gravity, but it manipulates the environment from wall to ceiling and bridges made from the anatomical structure of other buildings. Derekson has been manipulated by magical will and created a world that can be used as a weapon

A basic question to explain the beginning: Do you give writer / director Christopher Nolan the benefit of doubt? I said so. His movies seem to be well thought out, and I decided to believe that people making souvenirs and fame carefully thinking when making an inception. This means that a big contradiction is a signal, not an error. The character repeatedly listed the rules that exist in the dream. In a dreamer, he creates a space of dreams; fills the theme or goal of a dream with subconscious projection; it joins other sleepers between them. For example, at James Bondish Snow Mountain Fortress, Eames (Tom Hardy) is a dreamer, Robert Fischer (Cillian Murphy) is the theme, Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Ariadne (Ellen Paige) are other sleeping cars. Other people in the dream, such as confession of the fortress, were created by Fisher's subconscious mind.