The Ending To Inception: Dream or Not?
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he had nothing to do with black swan.
storyteller
Superstar
can you break this statement down a little bit more?
shyt is hilarious how many people use this name when referencing caine, he'll forever be alfred. dude is a great actor too.
Black Ball
Superstar
The movie drags on in the end which takes away from it's replay value. I was very high on this movie early on, but now I have no desire to watch it again.
FeloniousMonk
Dont mind me..Im a azzhole
In a world he controls, why would he get blamed for murder?The whole movie was dream, Mal (the wife) was right. When she jumped off the window, she woke up, rest of 'em still dreaming.
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
i just watched this for the 2nd time
i'm still confused but i gotta go with its still a dream. At the end his kids ain't age a bit and still wearing the same outfit
LOL...They didn't have on the same clothes and they did age...Also they had 2 sets of child actors........yes I researched all of this and have it on Blu-ray. He's awake in the end.
Spaceman Piff
Superstar
i loved this movie.
one of the things i don't really get is why couldn't cobb convince mal that they were in limbo the first time around? once he remembered they were in limbo, it should have been fairly easy to make mal realize that it wasn't the real world. they were doing impossible things..
plus, they got to limbo on purpose. if someone gets there "accidentally" like saito or cobb when he drowns.. they get disoriented and they forget they're dreaming. that's why saito's an old ass man who's forgotten he's in a dream and cobb only realizes he's in limbo because of something saito says.
but if you go there on purpose, like cobb and ariadne, then you get to limbo remembering you're in limbo.
with that, it should have been cake to make mal realize they were still dreaming. no need to fukk around with her totem.
one of the things i don't really get is why couldn't cobb convince mal that they were in limbo the first time around? once he remembered they were in limbo, it should have been fairly easy to make mal realize that it wasn't the real world. they were doing impossible things..
plus, they got to limbo on purpose. if someone gets there "accidentally" like saito or cobb when he drowns.. they get disoriented and they forget they're dreaming. that's why saito's an old ass man who's forgotten he's in a dream and cobb only realizes he's in limbo because of something saito says.
but if you go there on purpose, like cobb and ariadne, then you get to limbo remembering you're in limbo.
with that, it should have been cake to make mal realize they were still dreaming. no need to fukk around with her totem.
i just watched this for the 2nd time
i'm still confused but i gotta go with its still a dream. At the end his kids ain't age a bit and still wearing the same outfit
the clothes are different and they have aged if u looked closer. but not saying its reality... just saying if u pay attention they're slight differences.
you DO REALIZE thou that cobb, ESPECIALLY SINCE HE'S AN ARCHITECT, can manipulate and create his OWN dreams at will, even not knowingly... if he wants this to be his reality, he can create it as such. this been one of the MAIN POINTS.. it was why he always goes back to recall his memories because he wants to "fix it"...
i'm going with mal... which is merely cobb's subconscious speaking reason to him, and say that he's so lost that he doesn't know whut is real anymore!
Box Cutta
Bumbling Sidekick
It's in the real world, not a dream.
I don't think that Nolan ever came out officially, but I do remember him "pretty much" saying that it was real : The point isn't supposed to be the spinning top, the point is supposed to be that Cobb turns away from it. He's back with his children (Who were played by different actors and were in fact older), so he didn't really care anymore. All he wanted was his family. That's what Nolan wanted people to "get".
I'll try to track down this interview if I can.
I don't think that Nolan ever came out officially, but I do remember him "pretty much" saying that it was real : The point isn't supposed to be the spinning top, the point is supposed to be that Cobb turns away from it. He's back with his children (Who were played by different actors and were in fact older), so he didn't really care anymore. All he wanted was his family. That's what Nolan wanted people to "get".
I'll try to track down this interview if I can.
