My all time favorite movie. Has anyone here seen it? If so, am I the only one who wasn't confused, and thought it was an amazing movie? Lol.
Inception
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I've seen it a few times. Probably still missing stuff though =P
Good movie, for me it all makes sense to me at the end but I still am puzzled at the ending, is he in a dream or real life? 
The point of the ending wasn't to show if he was in a dream or not, but to show that he didn't care, since he left the top sitting there and went to his kids. Notice he had never left it alone, the whole movie. The top was taken differently by many people. Some thought that, since it sorta wobbled before the screen went black, it stopped spinning after the movie ended.
There are also many theories as to what happened. I believe in one of them. If you remember back when they were introducing the sedatives, Cobb was put under with the sedative that was supposed to keep him out for 3 hours. However, he woke up right after. Then, he got up, and ran into a bathroom, where he spun the top. The top proceeded to fall off the sink before he could verify if he was in a dream or not. The next time he spins the top, is the end of the movie.
There are also many theories as to what happened. I believe in one of them. If you remember back when they were introducing the sedatives, Cobb was put under with the sedative that was supposed to keep him out for 3 hours. However, he woke up right after. Then, he got up, and ran into a bathroom, where he spun the top. The top proceeded to fall off the sink before he could verify if he was in a dream or not. The next time he spins the top, is the end of the movie.
I didn't really get the ending/beginning of the movie. It kind of seems like a paradox if you ask me.
I absoutely enjoyed the movie.
I believe DKH is the theory I came up with after viewing, but a few changes. I believe something in the sedative made his perception of sight a more "Stoned Out" effect to which he entered back to his home when he viewed his children's faces. Or rather, the sedative was filled with a memory enducer.
I believe DKH is the theory I came up with after viewing, but a few changes. I believe something in the sedative made his perception of sight a more "Stoned Out" effect to which he entered back to his home when he viewed his children's faces. Or rather, the sedative was filled with a memory enducer.
Anyone who liked this should watch Memento. It's also directed by Christopher Nolan and has a similar psychological vibe to it. Watched it the other night and it was great.
Amatatomba said:
Yeah, Memento is another great flick. Nolan's definitely a good director. The Batman films, Memento, Inception, he's just great.