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Chapter 224 Pressed on the glass, exposed
When necessary, he can even further tamper with the memories of others to achieve his own goals.

As a pioneer dream stealer, Cobb naturally has a capable team.

He and his team members were hired by a wealthy Japanese businessman. Their task was to sneak into the dream of another wealthy businessman and implant a memory that would allow the wealthy businessman to completely cut up his company.

It was almost a seemingly impossible task, but Cobb and his team decided to accept the challenge.

As the film unfolds, the narrative becomes increasingly complex.

Audiences who like science fiction movies may have this feeling: the stories of most science fiction movies are actually very simple and straightforward, often revolving around plots such as alien invasion, earthlings escaping, and crisis resolution.

However, "Inception" uses a relatively complex narrative method to bring the audience into a world full of suspense and unknown.

As Cobb and his team entered the dream world, the audience not only saw how they cleverly implanted memories and changed the thoughts of the target characters, but also felt the fantasy and incredibleness of the dream world.

At the same time, the film also explores the relationship between dreams and reality, as well as the secrets and powers hidden in the human subconscious.

Commercial films usually have a story core that can be copied, imitated, and mass-produced, which is one of their characteristics.

"Inception" obviously does not belong to this genre.

Minutes passed and the applause did not stop. The audience was talking and discussing this unforgettable film.

When shot well, these kinds of stories go viral and are loved by audiences.

After all, for those viewers who are used to watching popcorn movies, this relatively simple plot is easier to accept and will not make them get lost in the complex narrative.

The entire story takes the dream thief Cobb as the main line. He and Arthur were entrusted by the Japanese giant Saito to invade the dream of their rival, the French giant Fisher.

However, if not handled properly, viewers may feel that such films lack originality, are flashy and empty, have no personality, and are like boring fast food.

Brad Pitt believes that this movie is not a suspense film. Unlike Su Zhe's previous work "The Shawshank Redemption", which is a pure feature film, "Inception" is not designed to test the audience's intelligence.

Brad Pitt was slightly confused, but soon understood why.

Brad Pitt is not only a star actor, but also a quite successful filmmaker with his own film company.

The film cleverly combines puzzle analysis with stunning 3D IMAX special effects, making the entire film extremely captivating.

He skillfully shows how to enter the dream world, the difficulties you may encounter in the dream world, and how to wake up, thereby constructing the dream world into a complete and unique world view with its own unique laws and regulations.

However, in Su Zhe's hands, these clichéd creations glow with an intoxicating charm after being skillfully softened.

When the subtitles of the film slowly fell, the audience burst into warm applause.

These elements play an important role in the movie, not only providing a buffer for the incredible plot, but also making the audience feel a sense of intimacy.

In this dream, the audience will see all kinds of incredible visual spectacles, such as space inversion, resurrection from the dead, etc. These scenes are difficult to see in live-action movies.

Rather than being inaccessible to audiences like some complex films, "Inception" was widely embraced.

He turned to Director Su Zhe and said sincerely: "Director Su Zhe, thank you for making such an excellent movie."

The film successfully interweaves reality and dreams, presenting the audience with a world full of surprises and unknowns.

Brad Pitt's praise is overwhelming.

The story has ups and downs, echoing back and forth, and the details are endless.

He knew the film would probably become an unforgettable masterpiece, even though it didn't belong to his studio.

Obviously, when Su Zhe made this film, he was always committed to allowing a wider audience to enjoy it, not just limited to a specific group of movie fans.

While most movies about virtual reality and dreams still focus on real life, Su Zhe delves into all aspects of dreams through delicate performance and special effects.

Brad Pitt also stood up, clapped his hands, and turned his head slightly to look at the seats of the general audience behind him, where the applause was equally warm and lasting.

Moreover, Su Zhe has tried his best to make the plot very clear.

Not long after the film was released, many viewers discovered the complexity and richness of its plot.

As the applause gradually died down, Brad Pitt walked to the front row with other guests attending the premiere and expressed his sincere blessings to the crew.

Missing any detail will make the movie-watching experience incomplete.

The uniqueness of this film is that Su Zhe's dreams are arbitrary and can easily subvert the generally accepted laws of physics.

This keeps the audience's interest and tension high throughout the viewing process.

The goal is to influence Fisher Jr., son of Fisher Sr., to automatically dissolve his father's company after Fisher Sr.'s death.

However, Su Zhe's most outstanding achievement lies not in the originality of his films, but in his ability to use brilliant narrative and perfect details to make the film fascinating and vivid.

Therefore, although the plot is complicated, there is nothing artificial about it.

"I simply can't find suitable adjectives to describe my feelings after watching the film. In terms of commercial and textual contributions, "Inception" is definitely a rare good film in recent years."

When leaving the Chinese Theater in Hollywood, Brad Pitt couldn't help but think back to some second-hand ideas that Hollywood has already used.

Therefore, no effort was spared in the production. In addition to inviting top stars such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Scarlett Johansson to join, he also cleverly incorporated his good action skills and seemingly clichéd plots.

Every shot and every line is just right, adding color to this gripping story.

From the perspective of science fiction conception, although the conception of "Inception" is not unprecedented or unprecedented, its unique perspective and processing method make this film stand out in the field of science fiction movies.

The movie's portrayal of human dreams is in-depth and imaginative, far exceeding the simple splicing between dreams and reality in other movies.

There are few examples of him being both an actor and a producer in Hollywood, and Drew Barrymore's Flowers Films may be comparable.

In the process, Cobb and Arthur designed a multi-layered dream, divided into four levels in total.

All elements of dreams in the film are cleverly integrated into the fascinating dream world, and the passage of time is subjectively different from reality.

This dream that ended in a hurry in physical time was extended into a seemingly endless dream under Su Zhe's lens, thus creating a thrilling plot.

"This is what Su Zhe's movies are like," Brad Pitt thought, "there is rarely a master-like compassion in the story.

He prefers those who yearn for freedom, or who are as cool as showing off their skills.

Most of his ideas are original and can always bring new audio-visual enjoyment to the audience. "

Sitting in the car, Brad Pitt shook his head slightly, with deep admiration on his face.

"He is like an outstanding novelist who can always tell stories to climax, making people irresistibly want to continue reading."

The premiere in Hollywood has just ended, and the audience walked out of the Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

"What kind of movie is "Inception"?" Many viewers walked out of the premiere with a look of disbelief.

Some people's faces were full of confusion, some were thinking deeply about the plot of the movie, some were exchanging opinions with each other, and some seemed to have experienced a brainstorm, and their shock and surprise could not subside.

Many viewers feel extremely satisfied, and this satisfaction does not just come from the sensory stimulation brought by high-tech means such as IMAX 3D.

What they felt was an unprecedented experience brought to them by Su Zhe, a true film master.

Whether it is the pictures or the story, people are immersed in it, and the pleasure runs through everyone's nerves.

This is the purest form of cinematic charm.

Of course, some people are confused by the large number of predictive concepts, from Freud to Einstein, and the multi-layered and multi-clue narrative. Every step is a trap, every step is foreshadowed.

This makes many people a little confused.

"Can you keep up with Su Zhe? Are you willing to sit in your seat with all your concentration and forget about popcorn, Coke, the toilet and the little tricks you do to the girls? Or, is this really necessary to watch a movie? nervous?"

This is the question in many people's minds.

However, in the face of "Inception" and the name Su Zhe, the answer becomes clear: it is very necessary.

What this movie brings to you is a truly new, all-round experience that is by no means comparable to the purely dazzling special effects of "Avatar".

"In this sweltering summer, we finally have a savior. This movie is destined to become an all-time classic."

Brünnhilde walked among the fans, listening to them excitedly discussing the plot of "Inception" and the various doubts it brought about, and she couldn't help but feel emotional in her heart.

As a filmmaker who truly loves movies, Brünnhilde is full of expectations for "Inception."

Ever since Su Zhe finished filming "The Shawshank Redemption", he has been paying attention to this talented director from China.

This film will undoubtedly subvert Su Zhe's previous works and once again bring that amazing sense of joy.

Brünnhilde seemed to have returned to that movie world full of miracles, and her heart was full of expectation and satisfaction.

Brünnhilde is convinced that before long, there will be countless people, countless posts, and countless sleepless nights, all enthusiastically analyzing and discussing this movie, just like they once did with "The Matrix" That way.

Regardless of whether the audience likes it or dislikes it, whether it is enjoyable or confused, one thing must be admitted.

Su Zhe, a director from China, has emerged in this century and has photographed unique miracles belonging to the East.

Brünnhilde was ready to watch it a second or even a third time. Outside the Hollywood Theater, the crowd was bustling.

Suddenly, a young man stood in the crowd and shouted: "I must watch this movie three times in a row to analyze it carefully!"

His voice immediately resonated with those around him, who nodded frantically in agreement with his opinion.

From the complete publicity plan, excellent distribution strategy, to the appeal of the director and actors themselves, plus the excellent quality of the film itself.

"Inception" will undoubtedly be a hit around the world.

This movie is so good that it has most of the potential of a blockbuster movie.

His success is unstoppable and he will definitely leave a mark on the film industry.

In fact, after its North American premiere and simultaneous early screening in nearly 4000 theaters, the film did make many viewers enjoy watching it.

Even with gems like "Avatar" ahead of it, "Inception" is definitely a truly top-notch movie.

With the emergence of iPhone 4, Apple mobile phones have become extremely popular in North America.

The number of mobile phone users of some social networks has gradually exceeded that of PC users.

As a person from later generations, Su Zhe naturally understood that this would speed up the exchange of information.

Almost as soon as the film ended, major social platforms were filled with shares about the world's number one movie "Inception", and viewers invited their friends to watch it together.

"When the screening of "Inception" ends and the lights inside the film turn on, you will sit in your seat and stare at the screen, thinking about what you just watched?"

"Nothing can evaluate Su Zhe's innovation in leading a complex era. This is a truly legendary film, and it is the most outstanding intellectual carnival in the history of film."

After Brünnhilde walked out of the theater, she immediately posted a review of the film on her social platform.

In less than half an hour, it has been forwarded tens of thousands of times, and a large number of information about "Inception" and other things have been forwarded.

After all, as a candidate who is considered an expert in movies, his fans are naturally very concerned about these things.

"'Inception' has surpassed many classic science fiction movies. It is not like 99% of other movies. After watching it, you will know how bad other movies are."

"Su Zhe cleverly used the blurred boundary between dreams and reality to make "Inception" a blockbuster in the summer vacation and is expected to become one of the top movies in the world."

"'Inception' is by no means one of those weird art-house movies. If you're looking for smart and popular entertainment, pick it up. It's definitely a true masterpiece that transcends popcorn blockbusters."

"Dreams are a great adventure in life. Whether it is pleasure or fear, they are all provided to us by dreams. This unique dream is definitely an experience that nothing else can give us."

However, the large-scale publicity and high expectations before the release also attracted some audiences who did not like this genre to enter the theater.

As a result, they were quite unhappy.

These people also made their voices heard.

No matter how good Su Zhe's photos are, they can't stop this group of people from expressing critical opinions online.

It's normal for everyone to have their own standards and preferences for what they like in movies.

While "Inception" is considered a masterpiece by many, there will also be those who disagree with it.

"How bad was the filming of "Inception"? Maybe its special effects can really compete with "Avatar", but this movie is just too messy."

This is a comment from a viewer who thought the plot of the film was too complex and difficult to understand.

Why is there such a big gap in ratings between independent films and blockbuster commercial films?
The breadth of publicity and audience reach is undoubtedly an important reason.

Independent films often target audiences who like this genre, while commercial films that are promoted and distributed on a large scale will bring many audiences who don't like this genre into theaters.

As a result, the likelihood of these people giving high marks to commercial films is greatly reduced.

Of course, the movie "Inception" also has its own unique charm, which can attract audiences who don't like commercial blockbusters.

After all, the artistic sense of its shooting is also full. However, for those who expect to see a good suspense film or a high-intensity film, they may be disappointed after watching "Inception".

Because this movie is not a movie that tests IQ.

On film classification websites, it is not difficult to find that there is often a huge gap between the number of people who rate independent films and commercial films.

When videos are of similar quality, the fewer people who rate them, the higher the rating of the film.

This is also because the audience for independent films is relatively small, and audiences who like this genre are more likely to give high ratings.

Overall, the movie "Inception" received mixed reviews.

Although it excelled in special effects and certain aspects, the complexity of the plot and lack of clear positioning also left some viewers disappointed.

One netizen made sharp criticism of "Inception" and Su Zhe's performance: "All Su Zhe's actions in this movie reveal signs of obsessive-compulsive disorder and paranoia."

""Inception" is by no means a stepping stone for him to enter the movie palace, but a poor work that is gorgeous on the outside but hollow on the inside."

"The complexity claimed by the film is actually just a pretense. Both the emotional expression and the character creation are boring. This is indeed a disappointing movie."

The netizen continued: "It seems that Su Zhe either does not understand the difference between dreams and reality, or simply does not believe that such a difference exists."

"His film appears hollow in its exploration of the relationship between the two, fails to capture any profound meaning, and relies solely on special effects to support the box office."

Another reviewer echoed a similar sentiment: "Inception is not a profound film, but a commercial film filled with morbidity and chaos on the screen."

(End of this chapter)