Inception Review

Inception is one of my favorite movies of all time. It is about a man who works as a dream infiltrator. He has been hired to do the impossible, perform inception. The movie has amazing special effects. The plot was very well developed, with many twists and turns. Even with that, the plot was very interesting. The characters of this movie had the right personalities to make this movie what it is.

The plot of Inception was well developed. It could keep your eyes glued to the screen for the entire duration of the movie. One second you are in a zero-gravity hotel room, and the next on a mountain covered in snow. It was an interesting plot with the topic of dream infiltration as the centerpiece, which is not that believable. Because it was not believable, it was perfect for this film.

The characters of this film were essential. Every single person had a significant role in the plot. Whether it is the Japanese billionaire or the heir to an energy company, they were all important. The protagonist is performing this last job to get back to his kids. The characters were just right for the topic of this movie, and as the plot went on, it explained what each person’s role was. The acting of this film was great, and that really helped the characters of the movie to come to life.

Inception’s special effects were incredible. The mind-bending effects are why this film was well known. Every single one was important to the film and was well placed and at the right time. One example would be the zero-gravity hotel scene. It had to do with the plot because the characters were in a van falling into a river. They were not realistic, but that is because the plot of the film is not realistic. This film had the best special effects I have ever seen in a movie.

The film Inception was a hit, both financially and critically. This mind-bending film was incredible to watch. The film made me want to jump into someone else’s dreams and do what the characters did in the film. This is one movie that I would recommend watching.

4.5/5