INCEPTION

INCEPTION
I will say this now, without reservation and completely certain that many will concur;
Inception is effectively the best enormous spending film of the year up to this point. I'll go further
and state that it's one of the most wonderful, elegantly composed, and completely
acknowledged high dollar movies of the most recent five years. Inception, is near flawlessness.
In a mid year motion picture season overflowing with '80s changes and spin-offs,
Leonardo DiCarpio's Inception conveys an absolutely unique and engaging film understanding.
Composed, delivered, and coordinated by Christopher Nolan, the uber-gifted person who made
Memento, Batman Begins, and The Dark Knight, this film is the finish of a 10-year innovative
procedure, taking us on a staggering voyage through the openings of the human personality by
means of dreams.
Well thrown, very much coordinated, and all around shot, Inception is the current year's
principle fascination. It's a late spring blockbuster activity film that doesn't present a normal story
with a reiteration of rough scenes. Its quick paced activity and sincerely captivating storyline will
amuse and frustrate the individuals who see it on the big screen.
Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a hoodlum – not of assets or riches, yet of privileged
insights. Talented at getting to an individual's brain through their fantasies, Cobb is a needed
man in the corporate undercover work business. His line of mind work changes somewhat when
he's offered an opportunity at recovery and rejoining with his family. Cobb must draw off the
ideal, and practically outlandish, wrongdoing known in his exchange – origin. This time around,
he isn't taking, yet planting a thought in his objective's intuitive.
From the clever personality of British movie producer Christopher Nolan, Inception asks
these inquiries: consider the possibility that you could impart a fantasy to somebody. What can
the brain truly make? What's more, as we find the complexities of the brain, what is the base of
motivation?
An action movie based on a sci-fi premise, according to director Nolan, Inception is his
attempt at creating "a story in a world that embraced all different types of human experience, all
the different types of grand scale Hollywood entertainment." Filmed in six countries and in
extreme weather conditions, this new action sci-fier goes extra lengths to make the
dream/reality unfolding on screen as tangible as possible. Nolan did not want to leave too much
for the special effects team to create on their computers – as evidence in the real blizzard and
avalanche they captured on film. It's a film that will not only boggle your mind, but one in which
the inventive action scenes excite your senses.
Two standout performances are accomplished in Inception. Somewhat expected, French
actress Marion Cotillard steals the show as Cobb's wife, Mal. The tormented, yet beautifully
emotional persona Cotillard adds to the film is unforgettable, very much like her portrayal of
Edith Piaf in Le Vie en Rose. The girl can act. The other impressive performance came from
child star turned dramatic actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who plays Cobb's dream-extracting
associate Arthur. Coming as a complete surprise, this familiar face matches the talent of
Inception lead Leonardo DiCaprio. Not sure how he would do with this action role, Gordon-Levitt
proves doubters wrong with a strong presence on screen. More from him please.
Rated PG-13, Inception contains sequences of violence with action throughout. Though
level of violence never reaches bloody or gore stages, parents should know that it is likely to be
too much for kids, especially considering how heady the story is itself. People of faith would also
be interested in knowing that though obscenities aren't a problem, profanities are uttered. From
the lips of Cobb, you will hear the Lord's name taken in vain. While the cinematic quality of
Inception is excellent, this deserving movie is knocked down to a lower rating because of this
offense.
Interestingly, a featured song in the film, "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien", may be familiar if
you watched Marion Cotillard's Le Vie en Rose. The famous Edith Piaf song about having no
regrets encompasses main character Cobb's personal struggle and one of the takeaways from
the film. He must learn to let go of the life-altering mistakes of his past. And dream or not, the
reality is that inspiration cannot be faked or forced.
Going beyond what the film explicitly eludes to we, as Christians, realize that it initiates
the discussion of the mind's complexity and that true inspiration and our creative powers come
from The Creator – God.
The Devil Wears Prada
“The Devil wears prada” a story written by Lauren Weisberger focuses on the life of
Andrea Sachs a fresh college-graduate who is passionate about journalism. This is a simple girl
who lives with her chef-boyfriend, Nate. She worked in the famous magazine named “Runaway”
under one of the most influential people in the industry named miranda presley a highly
respected magazine editor. There she faces the struggles of working in such industry without a
proper mindset. The Devil Wears Prada, is a movie that shows the impact fashion has on the
world and the work ethic of many people.The movie teaches us that in order to succeed in life
we must have a proper mindset and to be passionate in what you do or what job you take and
just us what nigel said in the movie “you are not trying, You are whining” this emphasis the point
that whining will get you no where, only actions do. Not only does whining do nothing in terms
of changing the state of things, it drowns you in negativity, to the point where you view
everything in a negative light. In the point of the movie where andy start to change her
personality and appearance and forget who she really is,she begins to push away those people
who care the most about her.After a series of life events andy realizes that she has lost sight of
herself and decided to quit her job and pursue her passion which is journalism. People tend to
be caught up in what others around them are doing, and sometimes it almost feels right to do
the same thing as everyone else. But, you will never be happy if you just try to achieve what
society deems to be successful and ignore your personal wants and interests. The movie “devil
wears prada has many life lessons to teach us,it tells us to never stray away from our goals and
in order to succeed we must work hard in everything we do.

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