A luxury cinema near Central Station, New York.

In the No. 2 cinema on the ordinary screen, there were a lot of audiences sitting.

After "Avatar", today when a blockbuster will be transcribed in part of the 3D copy later, "Inception" does the opposite and does not occupy IMAX theaters. The reason is that CG shots are not the mainstream mirrors of the film.

Soon, the lights dimmed and the screen lighted up.

......

"Leo!"

As soon as the video began, the audience was a little turbulent.

The screams of several female fans made some viewers who just wanted to enjoy a movie well and were slightly annoyed.

On the screen.

Little plum was lying on the beach wearing a gray jacket and was at a loss. Then the picture extended forward. The man seemed to see a pair of children playing on the beach. When he turned his head, the man fainted.

The camera turned to the rear and a gun-mounted guard came over and took the fainted man to a Japanese-style house not far away.

After the man was carried in, an old man with pleated face sat in the seat.

The old man was very confused and asked the man if he came to kill him. He also said that he knew a man many years ago and also carried a gyroscope with him.

The man looked at the old man, and the camera suddenly turned. It was still in this Japanese room, but both of them changed their clothes. The old man became a middle-aged man, sitting in his seat, while Leo sat opposite his friend with a big back, talking to the middle-aged man, as if he was an investment bank manager who came to sell his business.

“Wow!”

Such a short seamless scene change shocked the audience. They felt that it was very high-end, but they still didn't know what Nolan wanted to express.

However, the two's identities instantly evolved from a tense confrontation to a party A and B who were selling business. The gap was so big, but there was no sense of incongruity, which was really amazing.

"Sorry, I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Cobb. I am a senior dreamer." Leo, Cobb, had a smile on his face and a confident tone.

Another protagonist of the incident, the middle-aged man who cuts steak and enjoys delicious food and listens to Cobb's speech, is the head of the world's second largest energy company, a super rich man from Japan.

Cobb and his friends are still showing off their skills, promoting the "Dream Preservation" insurance plan to the rich man Saito, and threatening to say that there must be people like me in this world who will come to your dream to steal secrets. If you hire me, I can guarantee that I can rest assured, but the prerequisite is that you must believe me 100%.

Cobb said, a little excited. He stood up from his position and swaggered to Saito, "Listen, hire me to help and you have to be unreserved from me. I have to know your thoughts better than your wife, your counselor, and all the people you are close to. For example, this is a dream, and there is a secret safe hidden in the dream. I must know what is in the safe. This is honest."

But perhaps because he had too much wealth, Saito saw so many people who wanted to get money from him, so he wiped his mouth with a napkin, completely ignored him, said he would take him off, and turned around and went to the banquet. The Japanese didn't believe in any dream theory at all.

When Cobb's companion Arthur saw this scene, he sighed and said that we were exposed.

Just when Arthur's words seemed to prove that the two were liars, the ground swayed, Cobb looked at the watch, the camera changed again, and the scene turned into a small apartment.

The same three people were still there, but the rich man Saito, who was escorted by security personnel, was pressed to the ground by Cobb and Arthur.

There was a riot outside the window, but Cobb in the room showed up to Saito. He said that he was entrusted by his competitor to steal the secrets in his dream.

However, when Cobb said this, the camera corresponds to a speeding train. Cobb, Arthur and others were sleeping soundly in their seats. A little boy looked at the time and put his headphones on Arthur's head. The singing of French singer Piaf sounded simultaneously.

Incredibly, the three people in the apartment heard this song, and Arthur was a little anxious when he heard it. He walked out the window and found that the rioters were rushing towards them.

It's really too late!

Arthur made a gesture, and Cobb looked at it—so soft and hard. He threw Saito to the ground and shouted: "Tell me what you know!"

"Hahaha..." Saito was beaten and still laughed when he was beaten.

The more violent and rampant Cobb was, the more unbridled Saito's cheerful laughter became.

He is a rich man, isn't he afraid of the enemy's trouble?

Money is more important than life?

The audience was wondering, Saito muttered in a dream, "Do you know, I have always hated this carpet. It faded and worn, but at least it was a wool blanket, but now, what I touched is a polyester blanket..."

Arthur's brows frowned.

"That is, I was not lying on the floor of my own apartment, Mr. Cobb, I am still in my dream."

call!

On the train, several people, including Cobb and Arthur, woke up and the action failed.

It was not until this time that the audience discovered what the so-called "Dream Inception" meant.

This is the case for the film critic Joey, who was sitting in the audience. When he completely reminisces about the seamless changes of these scenes, he deeply felt Nolan's ingenious structure - one dream after another, winning the trust again and again, and multiple dolls came down. No matter how they split the scene, the purpose was only to deepen Saito's opinion that what happened in "reality" was reality.

Perhaps it is precisely because it is difficult to believe that the content in the dream is really difficult that Cobb would first sell the so-called dream insurance to obtain commercial information and was ridiculed by Saito, and then said that he was hired by his competitor, "reasonably" kidnapped Saito and asked about the business secrets. If it weren't for the flaws in the final details, Saito would have reacted that it was fake. Under the threat of life, it might have really happened.

Such a strong sense of drama can only be said to be Nolan, even editing and camera turning create traps everywhere.

However, Joey's appreciation was only because he had a strong foundation in Lenovo and could understand it, but the dreams of nesting dolls in these few strokes made the audience quarrel.

"What are you doing? I was in the apartment just now, but now I'm on the train?"

"What kind of dreams are you dreaming, you don't even have an explanation."

"I'm dizzy, what do you want to express at the beginning?"

"Don't call if you don't understand."

"WTF? I just watch a movie, and I still have to analyze the plot by myself? Isn't this the director's job?" - To be honest, the main reason for the failure of "Creedy" is that it sets a higher viewing threshold than "Inception".

The cinema was a little noisy, and in a blink of an eye, a few impatients had left the scene. This film was like "Memory Fragments", and was a bit unfriendly to audiences who just wanted to entertain, which can be regarded as a label for Nolan.
Chapter completed!