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MOVIE REVIEW This week's reviewed movie is: Inception |
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Leonardo DiCaprio plays Dom Cobb, a thief with the rare ability to enter people's dreams and steal their secrets from their subconscious. His skill has made him a hot item in the world of corporate espionage, but also cost him everything he loves. It would be pointless to explain any more about Inception other than these basic points. It's a film to be experienced, not unraveled. It's an unmissable scissors up. |
Inception is nothing more than a heist film (complete with all the cliches). It's "one last job" that our hero must complete to clear his name, thus allowing him to go home again. But that job is to plant an idea somewhere in the multi-layered world of a dream. Yes, it's a movie about "dream thieves," and the audience is expected to pay attention. It's one of the best mind-altering intellectual films to come out in years. But is it a dream? |
The new science-fiction fantasy movie Inception is a real mind bender about dreams. The story involves a group of freelance dream thieves who steal people's ideas for corporate gain by inserting themselves into strangers' subconscious while they are sleeping. The star plays the group's leader, who agrees to take on one last job -- a very dangerous one that could reunite him with the family from whom he's long been separated. The writer-director has created a dream world of images and ideas. It's a real mind-blowing cinema experience. |
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