Poll: inception
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Dude Spoiler warnings needed. Not to mention there are about 10 other threads asking this same fucking question atm.
I think that...
...he never woke up from that time where he went into the dream in that guy's basement after taking the sedative, because he never got the chance to spin his totem after that, so the whole operation was just one big dream inside of another dream.
Dude......Fucking spoilers.....I am so glad I'd already seen it, but Christ.major28 said:
OT: I think he was in a dream. I just don't think Cobb had what it takes to face his family again after all that time, and guilt.
I don't think he was dreaming. I heard someone say that if you stayed until the end of the credits it showed the totem stop spinning.
you are a immense plot spoiler, dude.major28 said:
maybe suggest in the open statement that this should be done for people who have seen the film
Granted, with omniscience--
He could have dreamed himself waking up on the plane and going home, but it seems like there's no point. He could actually wake up and go home, the previous version of limbo just seemed to be another dream within that dream, so it would make sense that he would have just appeared with his kids if he were dreaming. Because if he chose the dream world over the real world he would have the ability to alter whatever he wished, like he and his wife did in the first form of limbo. So common sense would dictate that he didn't stay in the dream, though I still find the ending to be a dick move.
Why do retards keep asking this? It's like debating whether that trick picture of the woman's back/crone's face is one or the other. The entire point is that its ambiguous, that it could be either one, THAT WE DON'T KNOW.
That was the real genius of the movie I thought, in how they so aptly portrayed philosophy; We will never know the answer, so you better damn well get comfortable with the question.
That was the real genius of the movie I thought, in how they so aptly portrayed philosophy; We will never know the answer, so you better damn well get comfortable with the question.
OK, I know how pretentious this sounds, but you kind of missed the point.Blueruler182 said:
EDIT: I'm too lazy to quote, but the post right below yours and directly above this one sums it up pretty well.
You may want to put a spoiler warning in the topic title so people who have not seen the film yet will know this is about the ending.major28 said:
In my opinion I think he is woken up from the dream at the end. It shows the totem start to go off balance after a few seconds but not completely fall over.
That guy was bullshitting you, I always stay after the credits for any movie and there was nothing there.Fragrance of Mtn Dew said:
He is not his wife = point invalidSrkkl said:
The top was about to stop spinning. It was completely possible for him to wake up.
Also plothole? :
Why did they need to go through the layers of the dream. Waking them up from the last dream would logically wake them up from all of them.
If that was intentional and not a plothole then he definitely wasn't dreaming.
Also plothole? :
Why did they need to go through the layers of the dream. Waking them up from the last dream would logically wake them up from all of them.
If that was intentional and not a plothole then he definitely wasn't dreaming.
He wasn't dreaming. He could have woken up and gone through the layers, and it looked like the top stopped spinning. The fact that the kids were wearing the same clothes was probably a coincidence for cinematic effect.
Plothole or clue?:
If they woke up from the first dream that should wake them up from all of them. If this isn't a plot hole and was intentional then he's definitely not dreaming.
Plothole or clue?:
If they woke up from the first dream that should wake them up from all of them. If this isn't a plot hole and was intentional then he's definitely not dreaming.