Roleplay assistance

I know I've previously made a thread asking for help but this one is a little different. I need help developing an idea. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to ask for such a thing and if not, please feel free to lock or delete this thread.

Well, anyways, I have a thought for an roleplay I would like to create. Thing is, I'm having trouble trying to come up with a general idea for what I can do with it. I won't say much about it on here since I wouldn't want anyone taking my idea [no offense].
But I wanted to get peoples thoughts or maybe some people who can actually help me with making this roleplay a reality.

But yes, the concept is to be about the dream world/battle of 'reality'. So I need people who have seen at least 2 of the following films

• The Matrix [not focusing on the action of it]
• Inception
• Revolver
• The Peaceful Warrior

This would really help me a lot. Just to test if you're qualified, I'd like a brief description of what you think on the movies you have seen. Remember, not the action parts. Just what they discuss about the dream world and how to break free. It doesn't have to be anything super exquisite and junk. Just so I know you understand it and could help me. :3
Thank you to anyone who offers their help. It's greatly appreciated.

 

I've seen The Matrix, and I'm familiar with Inception. In a nutshell, The Matrix involves the 'dream world' being a simulation of the real world c. the 20th century, in which humans are trapped by machines. Inception, if I understand it correctly, has peoples' dreams as accessible in that certain people can enter the dreams of another, and essentially control the dream, and extract information from the dreamer.

I actually once had a 'dream world' sort of RP. It was when I was newer to RPing, but I think it might prove an interesting idea, if you're willing to try it. Though for all I know, it might be too similar to something that's already been done.

 

I really love all ideas pertaining to a dream world or another plane of existence co-existing with ours. The most interesting aspect to it, but also the most confusing, is that they make you wonder which parts are real and which are fake.

Out of the list I've only seen The Matrix (downloaded and been meaning to watch Inception though, will probably do so soon). The Matrix, from what I remember, was basically humans going beyond what they understood and could handle with technology and losing in the end. They were placed in an alternate reality which, as far as they knew, was the real world where they were born and raised in. The truth of the matter is that this was just fabricated to keep them at bay, sedated, as the real world kept moving by. Since it was all computer based access between the worlds were rather easy, just needed to hook up. Liked how getting out was a bit more of a challenge though.

In the movies they had to be awoken by another from what I've seen (well they had to have had helped and to know the truth but in the end had to escape on their own) however The Animatrix went a bit further on this. It showed breaks, rips if you will, where the two worlds were colliding and in the center of these areas were a portal or doorway. Another example was the runner who was breaking free, escaping reality. It's hard to put into words since it was emotion and passion... It was just he saw that there was something more and felt like he was flying, pushing the limits...perhaps this made a rift.

Ah, I can watch Inception tonight/tomorrow and come back to edit this post or post again but had to at least state my interest in this now even if I'm no good to help. Guess I got a bit carried away though.

 

Well, while I appreciate your effort and going trough the trouble of typing this, it feels more like a summary of the movies. o: Doukuro mentioned a bit about the dreams. But I think you focused more on the basics of the films. Not that it's a bad thing of course but do you think you can possibly tell me what you think based on the concept of Dreams in The Matrix and Inception?
Also, The Peaceful Warrior's concept would be a bit more different since it's based off finding the true 'Self' and the battle against the 'Ego' living inside us. Which is what I was looking for when people explained. But don't worry too much about that one ><

Again, thank you for your time in posting this. :3 I just wanna hear more of your opinion now if you can. <3