Many people (including myself) were fascinated by the freshness and excitement of

INEPTION 

World-destroying spirit by a skilled director

Christopher Nolan

who only make quality movies but never win awards

OSCAR

One story, for me, I'm crazy about is the type that Saw it in the theater twice. (I want to watch it again, but I don't have time.) Watch it at home, dozens more, buy the movie disc (

Blu-ray)

Store up to three discs which facilitates repeated viewing countless times But the end result is 'disappointment'.

All of this is personal opinion. Many people may be dissatisfied or have any arguments. You can criticize as you please. In case there were some parts that I saw wrongly, I myself am not biased towards the movie. It's even a favorite movie. Just "lose your temper" when you encounter a flaw that you can't accept.

Many people (including myself) were fascinated by the freshness and excitement of

INEPTION 

World-destroying spirit by a skilled director

Christopher Nolan

who only make quality movies but never win awards

OSCAR

One story, for me, is crazy about the type that Saw it in the theater twice. (I want to watch it again, but I don't have time.) Watch it at home, dozens more, buy the movie disc (

Blu-ray)

Store up to three discs which facilitates repeated viewing countless times But the end result is 'disappointment'.

The first round in the theater was the most exciting, thrilling, and fun. With the riveting nature of the story, I just let it go and didn't think about recalling the content until I had a headache. Afraid of losing your temper because there's too much content to cover in one go. As for the matter, there is no doubt at all. Until I talked with friends And there are people arguing about it. "Did Cob wake up at the end?"

I myself have been playing with a spinning top since I was young, so I watched movies without any doubts. Because it was clear that the top was about to stop spinning. Just cut the scene to the end. But when I heard from my friends Arguing and wondering Another thing in the story is that there is a scene where you can see a spinning top. Since the beginning of rotation, you will see that the top is shaking.

Before reaching equilibrium, the top is perfectly still (excellent stability) while spinning. Until finally, when the force falls, the top will begin to shake. If a top moves from still to slightly moving, you know it's about to fall.

So who is arguing? Whatever the reason, the conclusion is that it "failed".

After the first round The next day I went to see it for the second time. It appeared that he walked out of the theater feeling "confused", confused by the content that he had previously understood and beginning to be confused. But I still didn't know much because I was studying at that time.

Until I saw the next round. I argue with my younger siblings sometimes. They helped each other find answers on the internet. In the end, it revealed many holes in the movie. The kind that changes from the funniest movie of the year. I want to watch and watch again. It has become a movie that I don't want to watch again until I forget the whole story and then watch it to feel like I saw it in the theater for the first time.

This is because the movie

Cristopher Nolan

Leaving viewers confused and confused by the story. Makes the audience forget to worry about the many holes in the movie. Due to the fast pace of the story and squeezing content into the viewer all the time. It's not like a sluggish movie. with free time to sit and guess the ending

First, understand each level of dreaming.

Level 1: Yusup's Dream: You can wake up from this dream with the medicine wearing off and you have a week without being able to wake up.

Level 2: Arthur's Dream You can wake up from the dream by falling off the bridge of the first level dream figure. Or if you miss it, it's drowning. Or awakening the dream itself by exploding the room beneath the hotel to give the impression of falling from a great height.

Third floor: Eames's dream. He will wake up from his dream by losing his body's balance on the second floor, which is by exploding the room. or by falling from a height of a body on the third floor (falling from a castle)

The 4th layer according to the content is the layer of hell. which is said to be stuck there waiting to wake up by itself But Ariadne and Fisher were able to awaken themselves. Maybe because he's not dead yet.

Here are some of the disappointments I encountered after binge-watching. Before posting, the author has fully argued that he did not understand the movie after watching the movie, but just did it. The conclusion is that the movie is really wrong. As far as I can think of, it is as follows. (May not be arranged in order of content)

- The first scene (I don't really want to write it, but I've criticized it anyway) the opening dream scene where Dom meets Maul and they sit and talk in a room. with Maul sitting in a chair Dom ties a rope and rappels down through the window. In fact, Moll, who was facing the window, couldn't get out of her chair without getting hurt. Because just a little movement will put less pressure on the chair.

Dom's pull would drag the chair until it hit Maul hard. Except that he quickly jumps out of the chair and avoids the chair's movement radius.

But if you look at Dom's fall and the image of the chair being dragged, it would be like suddenly The chair that was being held came loose. It is impossible for a person to get out of their chair that quickly. But it may be that suddenly Maul disappeared. In the movie it might be like this. Because it's in a dream And Maul was just a shadow.

So I may have misunderstood. (This point is not very serious. If you can think of it, put it in.)

- The thing is that the pain in the dream will be very painful. I just dreamed that I was shot. I don't feel any pain. Maybe it's because I've never been shot. Therefore, there is no this feeling in the mind, so it does not hurt.

- Please tell me a little about this. I saw it and was very disappointed. With a maze game that Ariadne draws to be solved in one minute. Well, I try to freeze the image and do it. It's very easy. There's no way I can do it in minutes. I want the director to make it better. Because at least there is one person who stopped and tried it.

- The story of a dream while performing a mission YouTube's first dream It's our driver. Ariadne is an architect (right?) Cob suddenly brings a train into the middle of the road. And then was attacked by Fisher's conscience. This point shows that every dreamer can bring details to complete someone else's dream, for which another person is the architect.

In the first class there is about a week. The problem lies in the sentence that Cob says: If they didn't rush down to complete their mission, everyone would be killed by Fisher's mental forces. Everyone fell asleep, leaving only Yusup driving to the bridge. Overall until the time the car fell into the water and everyone came up and sat on the shore. It shouldn't take more than an hour...

There is a question about how many days remain after everyone wakes up and sits in this dream. Where are Fisher's forces? Can't it follow it down under the bridge? Moreover, it contradicts what Cob said that the only way to survive is to complete missions. When we finished, we sat together on the shore.

I don't see any connection. With what was said Here, the director cuts it out and suddenly everyone wakes up on a plane. Not mentioned... It's a hole that shouldn't be forgiven.

- In Arthur's second dream (In the hotel) The scene is very exciting. But there are also many holes. in first class when the car fell off the bridge Everyone's body floats, but gravity still causes them to fall out of the car. On the second floor, there was no gravity. As for the third floor, walking was comfortable. I don't know what principle determines this? No matter how much I think about it, I can't figure it out. The first floor floats, the second floor floats, and the third floor must float too.

Another thing is that a car falling off a bridge is like flying in an airplane because both people and cars are moving at the same speed and are considered to be the same object. When falling from a bridge, people do not feel like they are falling from a height, but they still feel like they are sitting in a car. Therefore, if there was to be no gravity, it would probably be from the first floor.

Here, the director forgot to remember that jumping off a bridge and falling off a bridge in a car are not the same thing. Do you understand? High school physics theory

- The second floor dream isn't over yet. When everyone else continued to dream, only Arthur remained. As the car falls off the bridge, which is the first wake-up call the movie tells. Why didn't Arthur wake up without continuing his dream? No matter how much I think about it, I can't think of it. The director must have really forgotten. Keep in mind that there is no way to force someone to not wake up because the movie dictates the rules. Another thing Cob said

If you perform the mission too late, you won't be able to complete it in time because you will wake up first. Do you understand my point?

- Another story in this class. When Arthur tried to attach a bomb to the elevator by talking “If there is no gravity, it is impossible to dream on the next floor.” Here, Arthur exploded after the people on the third floor had already dreamed on to the fourth floor. It was an explosion while waking up....confused about the script

If someone said that they blew up the elevator to make it feel like they were lying on the floor. You can be awakened by the first layer. When you think about it, the first layer is awakened by weighing down water, which will awaken the second layer from the dream without the need for the second layer to lie on the bed (there is no need to apply pressure to the ground). ) If you're floating and feel like you're drowning, you need to wake up.

On the third floor, it was a wake-up call, likened to dreaming of falling from a building. You will wake up on the second floor by yourself.

In the end, they couldn't come to a conclusion about what the elevator bomb was for.

- Third Floor Dream I wonder what the maze was built for because it hasn't been used at all. Makes it clear that the architect character doesn't have any role in the movie, showing that he creates a model and teaches the owner to dream. It appears that the place can be created exactly as the architect designed it. (Here, Ariadne wants to follow her into the dream herself.)

There was a blind spot in the third dream when Cob asked for a shortcut. How could there be a shortcut in the castle if the creator of the castle, Eames, didn't even know that there was a shortcut? It means Eames didn't create a shortcut. Do you understand me?

- Fisher dies and descends into hell, which turns out to be the same place as the fourth layer of dreams. Which seems contradictory because if you die in a dream Why do I have to be stuck in the fourth layer of rain? Can't it be deeper than this? Can you only dream of four floors? At the beginning it was said that she couldn't be woken up, but Ariadne suddenly jumped off the building and woke herself up.

It is possible that she did not die. But it conflicts with the mind of the person who died in the dream, who was locked in the same layer. Especially Fisher, who is dead can still be awakened. Or if Fisher is said to be not dead, just unconscious. Why does the mind of an unconscious person descend into a dream? Or maybe it was because he used a dream device and it appeared in the same place. Here, the more I thought about it, the more holes I saw.

- Next, in the movie the timeline clearly shows that Cob went down to the dream level or hell before Saito. But it appears that when Cob met Saito Saito has become an old man?? I am very confused and wonder if Cob was shot in the fourth dream. Didn't he die? The director offered no clarification at all.

Another thing is, why is the fourth level of dreams, which is said to be hell and a forgotten place of the dream sharer? Why are the old buildings that Cob and Maul built here in this new dream? It's everyone's dream. The more I think about it, the more confused I am. I don't understand what the director had in mind.

- The last thing I can think of right now. Does the person who gets shot have to dream that he or she is injured from being shot? If it were me, I would dream that I was walking happily. It's not a dream, the more floors you go, the worse it gets...

- Another matter that I would like to criticize. The characters and their roles are like something unclear and impersonal. The director creates the script.

the extractor(

dream extractor),

point man(

target person),

the forger(

counterfeiter),

architect (

architect) and chemists like Yusup. In conclusion, everyone enters into a dream. performs the same function Except for Eames (the counterfeiter) who saw a prominent role. and Dom, who is the protagonist of the story Which can be seen that anyone can do, the director put it in for nothing. without paying attention to details It makes the skin look hollow and difficult to touch.

Finally, I would like to leave you with this:

INCEPTION

Suitable for capturing temporary fun. Don't watch it over and over again like me. Because you will only find holes that the director (the same person who wrote the script) tried to fill in sloppily by moving the story so quickly that there was no time to think."

A good movie should be fun to watch every time. It's not superficial fun, just the first round. and then was disappointed when I tried to look intently

Souvenirs Here are some recommendations for movies.

Christopher Nolan

- There are holes in the script, such as the excessiveness of the story. For example, in the story

The Dark Knight

The first scene where a student's car crashes into a bank wall to get money. Then you can drive back into the convoy without other cars or people stopping to watch the event. When finished transporting money, there was a police car driving by, etc. Or another thing, when Batman used a device to bend the barrel of a gun. There is no way to do that except that the device causes the gun's metal molecules to expand to the point of reducing their hardness.

Think about the situation of bending a steel pipe. No matter how strong the force is, it must be exerted from two sides: one that holds the bar in place and one that bends it. In the movie, the person holding the gun is the thief. If Batman were that strong The gun had fallen out of my hand. There's no way to bend it. Watching it...laughs.

- Some stories are suitable for one-time entertainment, such as:

INCEPTION

That said