Inception, the movie
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INCEPTION lets talk about it (spoilers)
This thread is for talking about INCEPTION. There will be spoilers and other related content revealing about the movie. So if you havent seen it stop reading now...
so...whats everyones take on the ending?
among other things
personally im confused about everything
This thread is for talking about INCEPTION. There will be spoilers and other related content revealing about the movie. So if you havent seen it stop reading now...
so...whats everyones take on the ending?
among other things
personally im confused about everything
christiansMSP
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Amazing movie!!
justanothermp5
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yea, it was a great movie, i agree on the top falling part at the end
and one thing that confused me, is how did they all get into the same dream? the machine just gave them the sedative so how did they all end up in the one persons dream?
and one thing that confused me, is how did they all get into the same dream? the machine just gave them the sedative so how did they all end up in the one persons dream?
the last part they walked around and everything.. obviously they cant show hours of walking..
some how the machine hooked them all up... that was never explained.. alot never was.
i think the top had to fall because he woke up to reality on the plane..unless.. he forgot he was in a dream world when he went deep with Mal.
great movie
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I think at the end, he was so convinced that wherever he was (dream or not) was real enough for him to stay, so he went there. Notice that his kids never aged throughout the movie, which makes me think he still may have been in a dream.
I also didn't know how the dreams were actually shared. The machine was only for keeping them in the state, but their brainwaves weren't being correlated/captured/compounded into one from anything they showed us.
In terms of the last dream being shortest, that was the limbo dream. That was an indefinite time frame, which just happened to be short for Leo, not for the other CEO (forget his name), which they allude to right at the beginning. The "kick" that they kept showing once they got into the third layer was so scattered, it was hard to really grasp how much time each "action" took in each level. The van falling was barely shown for any length of time, and was slowed down, so it's hard to say. The elevator kick wasn't as bad, because he was able to complete it without distraction, but without gravity.
Overall, a great concept for a film. Very easy to follow if you pay attention, but I'm sure I'd catch more seeing it a second time. Very loose notions of the first "Matrix" IMO, but not enough to feel like copying it. Nolan is a genius for designing scenes that other directors would simply use CGI to develop. To me, he's a modern nod back to the golden ages of film making.
I also didn't know how the dreams were actually shared. The machine was only for keeping them in the state, but their brainwaves weren't being correlated/captured/compounded into one from anything they showed us.
In terms of the last dream being shortest, that was the limbo dream. That was an indefinite time frame, which just happened to be short for Leo, not for the other CEO (forget his name), which they allude to right at the beginning. The "kick" that they kept showing once they got into the third layer was so scattered, it was hard to really grasp how much time each "action" took in each level. The van falling was barely shown for any length of time, and was slowed down, so it's hard to say. The elevator kick wasn't as bad, because he was able to complete it without distraction, but without gravity.
Overall, a great concept for a film. Very easy to follow if you pay attention, but I'm sure I'd catch more seeing it a second time. Very loose notions of the first "Matrix" IMO, but not enough to feel like copying it. Nolan is a genius for designing scenes that other directors would simply use CGI to develop. To me, he's a modern nod back to the golden ages of film making.
Well the limbo stage I can understand it didnt show because thats like 50 years. To me it just seemed like the time in each dream wasnt how they described it earlier in the movie to be... should have made a better sense of time. other than that no complaints loved the movie
Just read up on Lucid Dreaming. Shall be doing this.
http://www.realityshifter.com/2007/mastering-the-art-of-lucid-dreaming-full-series/
http://www.realityshifter.com/2007/mastering-the-art-of-lucid-dreaming-full-series/
NocturnalSpeed
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If you notice everytime he was in the dream world he wore his ring. When he's in real life....the ring is off.
At the end if you pay attention, the ring is....... (wink)
At the end if you pay attention, the ring is....... (wink)
I was just about to say the same thing lol. I didn't notice it until my buddy mentioned it.
justanothermp5
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wait, so he had the ring at the end or he didnt? i didnt even pay attention to that lol
