Film "Inception".

[Ralath]

Saw it today!!!!!!


I loved it!!! I thought it was awesome. But now I'm too scared to dream too deeply about anything... lolz.

I loved having to track all the layers and stuff and trying to keep track of what's real and what isn't.

I loved the ending!!!! I'm pretty sure the ending was a dream though. The kids are wearing the same thing (?) and it looks like they haven't aged. Their ages and voices (on the phone) don't match...

But damnnnnnnn.... Mal was a total psycho!! The last scenes in Cobb's dream world were so tragic. @_@. I literally went OMG when the train ______ ____ ____.

[Hessah]

This was the one with DiCaprio?

[Triumph]

This was the one with DiCaprio?

Ya. I'm going tomorrow. A bunch of girls in my group are crazy right now...

[A_Forever]

I just got home from it. o_____o

Everyone has so many different takes. I don't know which one the writers wanted people to umm... i don't know xD

It was hella good. I loved following the layers too.

So it was all a dream? Was the wife right then? Like when she jumped? She was right that it wasn't real.. she got back to the real world? Or... I don't know! Everyone is talking about it and I can not form my own opinion or anything

Was it him coming to terms with himself in a way? Like, him finally realizing he didn't know what real was? @_@ Was he forever in Limbo? When his wife was talking to him while their world was falling apart and saying he didn't know what real was.. that was all correct, right?

Also.. if it was all from him being forever in Limbo or whatever.. that means none of those people were real.. or? GAHHHHH

Ehhhhhhhh. Okay. I have so many ideas and my brother and friend that saw it with me are not helping.

[Ralath]

I'm pretty sure the movie itself is "real." As in, his interactions with Saito, Arthur, Ariadne, etc. are not his dreams.

I'm pretty sure the wife was not right and she suicided. Because Cobb planted that idea in her head.


I would be pretty disappointed if the director said in an interview that the entire thing would be a dream...

[A_Forever]

I'm pretty sure the movie itself is "real." As in, his interactions with Saito, Arthur, Ariadne, etc. are not his dreams.

I'm pretty sure the wife was not right and she suicided. Because Cobb planted that idea in her head.


I would be pretty disappointed if the director said in an interview that the entire thing would be a dream...

Yeah. I think it would be dumb if the whole thing was a dream but why didn't the top fall over at the end?! DDDD:

[Ralath]

ooooh. Because THAT was a dream.


They never showed them going back to the real world. They just showed Cobb getting lost in limbo.

[A_Forever]

So, the whole thing wasn't limbo? Now why did they show the beginning they showed? Like they showed him finding that guy and stuff.

[Ralath]

Ok, I didn't really get why they showed the beginning part. But the way I understood it, it was just a cut. And it wasn't related to the next scene where there's the younger Saito. Because there wasn't a kick and they enter another dream state to get from the "old man Saito" scene to the "new man Saito" scene.

I wish I could remember where the quote came from (the quote about the train going to nowhere? @_@ ). That's the only thing I'm confused about and which could suggest that the whole thing is a dream. That quote is the most confusing thing because three different people say it to each other (Mal, Cobb, and Saito)? And it's hard to keep track of who's subconscious is in whose...