Where to watch Inception?

Viewers can watch the 2010 science fiction action heist movie Inception on Peacock Premium or Peacock Premium Plus.

Christopher Nolan wrote, produced, and directed Inception, which stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy, Ken Watanabe, Elliot Page, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt among others.

Released on July 16th, 2010, it was produced by Warner Bros. Entertainment. In the movie, Dom Cobb (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) enters his targets' dreams and collects valuable information. His sole hope of salvation is to carry out the impossible because he is wanted for his alleged involvement in his wife's murder.

Where to watch Inception?

Viewers can watch Inception on the following streaming platforms:

• Peacock Premium

• Peacock Premium Plus

The following platforms can also be accessed to buy or rent the movie:

• Apple TV

• Google Play

• Prime

• Fandango

• Movies Anywhere

• Microsoft

• YouTube

Additionally, viewers can also purchase the disc of the movie from the following places:

• Amazon

• Walmart

• Target

The following platforms also have Inception to stream in different regions (other than the US):

• Netflix

• Prime Video

• Apple TV

• Jio Cinema

Who is the main character in Inception?

Inception's main character is Dominick "Dom" Cobb, portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio. Cobb is well-known for his skill in the extraction process, which involves stealing his target's ideas by penetrating their dreams and obtaining important information from them.

Cobb is not allowed to go back to his home and kids because he is wanted as a fugitive after being wrongfully accused of his wife Mal's death. He uses a spinning top that belonged to Mal as a totem to distinguish between reality and dreams.

What was the idea behind Inception?

Inception was directed by Christopher Nolan, who based it on the idea of "exploring the idea of people sharing a dream space - entering a dream space and sharing a dream. That gives you the ability to access somebody’s unconscious mind. What would that be used and abused for?"

Additionally, he believed that "being able to extract information from somebody’s brain would be the obvious use of that because obviously any other system where it’s computers or physical media, whatever – things that exist outside the mind – they can all be stolen ... up until this point, or up until this movie I should say, the idea that you could actually steal something from somebody’s head was impossible. So that, to me, seemed a fascinating abuse or misuse of that kind of technology".

Since he was sixteen, he had occasionally explored these concepts, fascinated by the way he would awaken and then, as he drifted back into a more relaxed slumber, maintain the knowledge that he was having a lucid dream. Additionally, he became conscious of the sensation that he could examine the location and change the dream's course.

He also stated, "I tried to work that idea of manipulation and management of a conscious dream being a skill that these people have. Really the script is based on those common, very basic experiences and concepts, and where can those take you? And the only outlandish idea that the film presents, really, is the existence of a technology that allows you to enter and share the same dream as someone else".