INCEPTION BREAKDOWN! Ending Explained, Easter Eggs & Deeper Meaning!
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- Inception Full Movie Rewatch & In-Depth Analysis! Since its release 9 years ago, what hidden details have been revealed from Christopher Nolan's dream heist film that give Inception a whole new meaning? What is the secret message of the Inception ending, and what subtle moments foreshadow this final scene? Erik Voss continues New Rockstars' rewatch series, following breakdowns of The Matrix and Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, with the most-requested film, Inception (2010), for all the subtle Easter Eggs & details you might have overlooked. How is Inception actually a metaphor for Nolan's filmmaking process itself, and each dream level an homage to his favorite films? What secrets did Hans Zimmer hide in the Inception soundtrack? And does the spinning top in the Inception final scene mean that Cobb is still dreaming, or is it all a misdirect by Nolan?
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The fact that we are still talking about INCEPTION proves why it’s one of the greatest movies EVER...
I agree but
We also still talk about most of Kubrick's films
Particularly 2001:a space Odyssey
Which I think is way ahead of it's time
Tbh
It was definitely one of the most ambitious plots to explain.
Damn wtf lmao I just finished watching it on Netflix that shit was a dope flick
@@figliodimercurio name them then
Actually the most disturbing thought is that we dont remember the begining of a dream, but we also dont remember the begining of our lives, which again leads to the question - are we dreaming rn
Nice relation.
Unfortunately you can have physical evidence and also doctors who can testify that you were born :D
@@mateo130 unfortunately, yeah 😂😂
@@mateo130 Yes. And actually there are persons that can not only remember back to the beginning, but can also remember pre-birth, as in the womb. There are person’s that can recall pre-existence to this level of being and choosing coming into this life, living it and either returning to their prior existence or going another route. These persons are “The One’s Who Know” the “Old One’s” or Watchers. There are such person’s.
@@mateo130 But how can you ever REALLY know those evidences are real? :0
@@brendab.5111 Yes , that's a serious debate
Nearly 9 years later and we're still discussing this movie...
nice, love that movie!
just like batman trilogy
I still talk about about T-2 to my friends getting close to 30 years later
movies like avengers are not worth to remember, cause most of them will be forgotten within a month. unlike christopher nolan movies will stays long.
How bout shut tf up
@Dawn Moore I think a sequel wouldn't fit this movie. It had a perfect ending so why not just leave it like that
Christopher Nolan lives rent-free in our minds
He gets to eat all the fruits on my counter too. I'm generous I know.
Because DREAMS PAY 😉
free-rent living in my mind 🎶🎶
It’s Free Reel Estate
Copied from Suits!
cobb always looks stressed. maybe he’s not getting enough sleep
Bwa hahaha. You win.
This comment is underated
He’s always getting too much sleep.
Nice
🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
"an idea is like a virus, It can define you or destroy you." Leaving the top spinning in the end scene planted the idea into our head questioning Cobbs reality and ours as well
I think we need to redefine virus😂
And this is an idea proposed into our minds which spark smth and now you're reading my idea that put something in your mind getting your gears thinking about it and now the ideas are simply building up, and thus labelled as a so-called " virus ". Let that sink in xD
@PsychoTheRapist 69 what if that was another deception like the recurring ones in the old theme
I have no question. Its a red herring for those who didn’t pay attention.
Curiosity can be good or bad it all depends on how you handle it
i dont like the fact youtube suggested this after i watched this movie a day ago
j. verden same here. Is RUclips stealing my info from Netflix when I sleepy?
It's a dream, the coincidences are the give aways, wake up..
j. verden i saw it today and it was recommended
Talked about how this is on Netflix now with a friend at work and now it’s it’s in my recommendations
SAME! i watched yesterday on netflix and here it is
I came here after just staring at my turned off tv for 15 minutes straight after watching this movie.
Just finished it there after putting it off for almost a decade and I'm in a similar enough position
Drink tea
Wake up!
You're profile pic reminds me of the water cups from the 80's
😂😂😂
Mal’s totem is the only totem the audience sees in action. That makes it our totem. The deepest metaphor is that the audience is asleep to the subconscious manipulation of our society through the passive and suggestive state our minds are in while being entertained.
that makes a lot of sense actually. Because then, the wedding ring becomes Cobbs, the spinning top in Mal's subconscious becomes our constant thinking of the movie not being real. And the final spinning top isn't for Cobb anymore, it's for us, and the second it falls the movie is ruined and we wake up.
This comment only interested me because of the big words.
@@rednt1357 what big words? I'm curious.
@@electrogonorhea you know...
@@TheNarwhalGal This makes a lot of sense too.
One of the best Movies EVER. Nolan is a GENIUS, yes, a GENIUS.
When you realize you only ever got 10% of the movie but liked it anyway
Wait how little did you get the first time?
I got pretty much all of it. It was pretty well explained dont get how many critics didnt understand.
10!
@@markuscraig7945 ikr what part was confusing? Everything was pretty well explained...
That’s exactly how I feel. It’s like I know I’m watching an awesome movie but the characters might as well be speaking another language because I don’t understand shit.
Me going to watch Inception for the 139th time after this: Ah shit, here we go again
And then you watch it again in your dream. Oh wait.....
-mikro- don't me mean
Truth. This movie forces you to revisit it after a while.
I'll have a number 9...
Kumar Animesh it’s just so good right?
To answer your question of whether we think Cobb is still dreaming, I think you summed it up pretty nicely. The question we should ask ourselves is not whether we think Cobb is still dreaming but is "Does it matter if Cobb is dreaming or not?" All Cobb really wants, is to be able to live and grow with his kids. If we are truly able to choose our own reality, then the ending symbolizes that regardless of whether Cobb is dreaming or not, he has chosen the reality that includes life with his kids and father.
I’m glad that this was the first movie I watched of the decade
same here
Wait me too 😂
Omg me too 😭😂
^^^
Me too 😂
I've always felt the point of the ending was that it really doesn't matter if he's still dreaming or not. If Cobb is still dreaming, he accepts the dream and will ride it out forever.
Agreed. However, he'd end up with the doubt in his mind that Mal had.
This. Whether he's still dreaming or not is pretty much irrelevant, Cobb is where he WANTS to be. He chose his happiest reality
Then wasn't Mal right?
Then why didn't he stay with Mal while he was at it?
Inception run time: 2hrs 28mins
‘Non, je ne Regretted Rien’ run time: 2mins 28sec
MIND BLOWN
Yeah, but did Nolan cheat a smidge and include the credits in the overall time? 😉
Andie Morgan true
OMG
@@andiemorgan961 yet still it is 2hrs and 28 mins
16:05 notice how in the tumbling hallway, Arthur stands back up on floor 5, just like his loaded die always lands on 5?
Thank you! Every time we saw this shot I was hoping they would point it out, and they didn't!
@@valerian4486 yes he did point it out? He literally said "see how he always finds his center of gravity? Just like his loaded di"
Was Quite literally about to type this but I figured someone in the comments had make that connection.
@@MasterFlarg89 Same here.
in addition to Youssif being Joseph who has 12 brothers in the old testament , Youssif also had 12 dreamers in the dream chamber scene
Actually Joseph had 11 brothers. Jacob had 12 sons. I only remember that from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat 😂
@@tavadaardendrian319 Jacob then had one more son after Joseph.Benjamin I believe.
Is there any street lamp in this movie that wasn't purposefully put here by Nolan with some double metaphoric meaning? I mean that's amazing. But i really feel like i should stop scrolling down the comments, otherwise i'm gonna start questioning this reality. But what is reality, really?
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Notice how the kids are wearing the same clothes in ‘reality’ at the end as they do in cobbs dreams..
Yeah .. it’s so fkd up
@Kiss Kitty actually the dress maker of this movie said that he used slightly different clothes in the last scene.
That's what I thought too.. The clothes are slightly different and the kids are slightly older. I feel like his subconsciousness imagines his kids older but since in all his dreams they wear the same clothes his mind just makes up a 'bigger' Version of the whole scene.
What if he was dreaming for the entire movie and it was actually like 5 hrs then he woke up in the same day?
thats what i thought, i don't know the time frame but in the time that has passed the kids look the same age, are dressed the same, same hairstyle. House also looks the same almost as if everything is just from memory.
Cobbs actual totem was his kids, and their faces, during dreams and when he left, he never saw their faces, until he “woke up” So even though the top kept spinning, he did what he couldn’t do in a dream, see the faces of his kids
Damn thats a great explanation
Kinda true. And the top was moving from left to right so it might stop sometime soon. Afterall, have you seen a top like that stop after like 15 seconds?
@@itsm1ha104 nope
That is interesting but I don't think it's true. The kids are wearing the EXACT same clothes and are in the same position. Even if only one day had passed, it wouldn't make sense. I think that's the biggest sign of him still being in a dream, not the totem. Not seeing his kids´ faces is what he convinced himself to be a sign of a dream.
They are building a fortress !
We all know Nolan was actually inspired by High School Musical 3's use of the rotating room
Nicole Llamas only intellectuals understand
Get your head in the game...
and high school musical was inspired by lionel richie's dancing on the ceiling o_o and lionel richie was inspired by breakin' 2 electric boogaloo...which mean inception was inspired by boogaloo shrimp....and there's all that unpacked.
honestly troy is cobbs change my mind
You guys are going to have to do Memento now and complete Nolan's back collection 😍
And Prestige then
@@edmbm00 what a movie 😍
@@edmbm00 Super underrated movie. A shame it's not better known.
And interstellar
Yeeeessss!!! Memento!
I think that the fact that Cobb walks away from the totem before it falls means he does not care if he is in the real world or not He got what he wanted, to see his children
I think it's not so much he doesn't care, it's that he knows the answer because he saw his children's faces
Okay but he is still stuck in a dream state because he was away with his kids for so long because of his work and yet at the ending his kids never grew up?
@@noexcuses5524they actually grew up a lil bit and the clothes were slightly different.
@@Eriedragonnx nooo, i mean he was gone for many many years because he got stuck in a dream. Maybe he choose to stay there.
Have you seen the movie Upgrade?
“Dreams pay” haha also an anagram for “A dream spy” which makes more sense
Dreams pay a dream spy. Dramas? Yep!
The top rotates perfectly in the dream world; it never wavers or wobbles and never slows down...
That was all the proof I needed that he's in the "real world" established by the movie...
A proof for fiction...interesting.
"We did grow old together"...blew my mind haha
The King's Speech...I didn't see it, nor do I know anyone who has. Maybe it was epic haha, but Inception is easily in my top 3 all-time. Thanks for the comment
Still blows mine as well, all these years later.
Finished the decade watching this
faaiq kamaldeen crazy I just thought to myself I should do the same
Throughout the movie the characters kept saying “Take a leap of Faith”. So I believe Mal was right, Cobb was stuck his dream.
Thats exactly what i thought once movie ended, almost seems like he wanted to stay in dream because his kids were gone in reality? His wife wanted him back to grow old in the real world
Soon we will be all talking about Tenet
this didn't age well
@@d0mi3000 🤣😂
@@d0mi3000 why not? We're STILL soon will be talking about it))
Going to watch it tomorrow :)
Yupppp phenommm
Also, the fact that we feel like we dream of deja vu moments that we later experience in real life is like the opening scene as well
I remember showing this movie to my friends for the first time and they were almost so confused they didn’t care. I told them going into the movie it’s difficult to understand everything once with the movie. Low and behold the second time I convinced them to watch it they were totally engrossed the entire time the movie was on.
I wish my friends were like that and could appreciate one of the best movies ever made
If I remember correctly, one of the rules of the dream totem is that you can never let someone else touch it -- which we learn in the scene when Ariadne is creating hers (a chess piece). Therefore, when Dom adopts Mal's totem the top's behavior is (presumably) no longer a reliable indicator since it's not his -- it's hers. Mal's real totem is the presence (or absence) of his wedding ring -- though maybe he's not fully aware of this -- and there are a lot of shots in the movie where it's not clear whether he is or is not wearing it. Still a nice walkthrough of a movie with a huge amount of depth.
Okay but he is still stuck in a dream state because he was away with his kids for so long because of his work and yet at the ending his kids never grew up?
Ok I swear one night I dreamed within a dream but I don’t remember anything about it only that it was a nightmare and when I “woke up” I thought to myself “ugh so glad that was a dream” and then woke up again
Saame, false awakenings
That's rare , try to remember that again , and today will be the same, 3rd level
@@ankittayal8291 it hasn’t happened ever since but I’ve been writing down my dreams
@Mike Studmuffin yea dreaming is so interesting, especially lucid dreaming like what you said. One time in my dream I remember I did something really bad and when my mom was confronting me about it, I really didn’t want to explain what I did, so I said “this isn’t real” and I woke up.
You'll know a movie is a masterpiece when it's almost a decade and you still can't grasp to fully understand it.
@randomguy8196 Actually, one might actually think that. BUT I didn't. Ever. In my opinion, the ending of Inception was intentionally made to be open for interpretation. And they themselves never really explained what happened in there. That concept is brilliant. Very brilliant.
At 23:34 when you mention that 528491 was a merely random number to drive the narrative forward, on the contrary, Christopher Nolan knows it's significance. This is one of the big secrets Hans Zimmer/Nolan 'hid' on the soundtrack as they even has it as a title as a song on the soundtrack. “528” and “491” have numerological meaning. “528” is the harmonic (Sacred Solfeggio) frequency for the note “mi”. The harmonic scales were developed in monasteries - “mi” is for miracles. 491 is a reference to the "unforgiveable" sin. (The Lord would forgive you 7 times 70 times.)
(Matthew 18: 21-22) “21 Then came Peter to him, and said, Lord, how oft shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? till seven times?
22 Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven.” Cobb descends into Limbo because of his guilt over the “unforgiveable sin” and he/Fisher rises up through forgiveness due to the “miracle”.
A Silent Koala 🐨 love this analysis
I love the way you think!
@A Silent Koala You are correct. 491 is about forgiveness (and a Lars Gorling novel) and 528 is about the unstated word. Like saying, "Elephant" the word was deliberately left unsaid in the film. It's most missing in Cobb and Mal's promise.
A Silent Koala fack 🤯. I’m impressed. WTH do you guys study?
@@rachelgooden9981 analyzing movies isn't difficult once you get used to it. I actually started by writing things down while I watch a movie. His name is "Cobb". Then later, I'll go and do research on the name Cobb and see what significance it plays. Other times, I know automatically what something means. I love film and I study it some on my own
11 years later and we are still talking about it. One of the greatest movies of the decade
The opening score sort of hints that this whole movie is a dream, no?
the reason why the intro is there is that saito and cobb were in a shared dream in the chronological start of the film. When Saito and Cobb fall into limbo, Saito recreates that very same room because it was something he vaguely remembered from long long ago. That room made Saito and Cobb remember that they are in an arrangement and that they need to "come back" to reality.
MAKEITINAMERICA111 so your saying when the movie starts they have already agreed to planting an idea on that guys head?
Alis Deleon negative. Cobb is trying to work with saito so he has to prove his skills. Saito tells Cobb what the job in tails, and because of past with mal, Cobb says no. Saito says Cobb can see his kids if he takes the job. In the end, he recites back to their previous arrangements via location, where it all started
@@stophoee Yes. The opening scene is a flash forward. They are asleep on the plane.
The part before the movie, where we see the film label, syncopy, before the prologue and the movie is just starting, we hear the first BWAH! that’s Nolan telling us we are “in the dream “ as we agree to enter into the movie. I feel like that is what Erin lim meant
I want to see what you can dig up on Fight Club! There's so much hidden content in that movie, it'll be a treat for many people
Jordan Kwasnycia definitely definitely. I can state at least 30 facts of the movie that would feature in the video. It’s my favourite movie of all time. It’s a masterpiece.
The first rule of Fight Club...
@@Theoryofcatsndogs dont talk about fight club
Lol
2nd rule of fight club?
*what a masterpiece of a film.*
definitely my favorite besides shrek 2 of course..
lol
Somebody
@@GreatGrandmasterWang once told me
Great interpretation of that last scene. The point isn't whether or not the top stops spinning, it's that Cobb chooses not to look at it and embrace his children.
This is one of my favorite movies, and this video was a delightful surprise today.
if cobb/the gang are the production team behind all these "movies", would that make them the Dream Team?
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Bruh after watching this episode, I need to watch inception again. I believe in Christopher Nolan
Marcos A. The Dark Knight reference? No? Probably not? 😏😂
And here I was still over-analyzing what happens at the very end
The way you used Groot as your totem made me laugh on the bus out loud, got some weird looks and I had to get off 3 stops early. So thanks, for the exercise....I guess.
The prestige is another one that would be amazing to analyze. 😀
People sleep on that movie
I’m watching this movie on acid it’s been playin for like 6 hours lol
One the best opening scenes in movie history. Hooks you immediately.
And then the twist and the end brings it together
Great finds!
A couple of things:
* The buildings collapsing in limbo were full size recreations of the sand buildings that Cobb and wife built on the beach and partly destroyed.
* The idea that you are suspending logic while watching a movie has been around for a long time - described as "suspension of disbelief" 200 years ago and referenced by Aristotle when describing the principles of theater. His idea was that, when watching a play, you must accept that you are no longer in a theater, but are actually watching a scene in a house, a meadow or a castle. I learned about this concept when taking playwright classes in college back in 1969. Nolan may have had the same kind of education.
You can hear the top fall over during the credits
There are many sayings and songs that clue us in. There is an old beautiful song called “Life Is But A Dream.” There is the old nursery rhyme “Row, Row, Row Your Boat.” Clues all along the way. We have to listen...
@Mike Studmuffin Its BEFORE the screen goes black and to the credit..
I think if they are going to make a Matrix 4.. Nolan should write and direct it
And amazingly the kids still have the same clothes that he remembered them as from his last memory from seeing them.
No they dont
they dont have the same clothes its just really similar. You can search up comparison photos on google. You can see that the kids are older and wearing slightly different clothes.
Unpopular opinion: Nolan >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tarantino.
And Inception is one of the greatest films of our time. Shit was awesome af
Y E S
its not neccessary to rank artists. each can be appreciated for what they do without comparison
Dalton Bedore I agree. Both are at the very top of their game but make vastly different films
Masterfully picked apart a truly amazing movie.
My take of the ending is that Cobb learned that life is literally a dream, where your imagined potentials become your future. He keeps finding more and more of his dreams in reality, to the point that it doesn't matter anymore if either his dreams created his reality, or his dreams are his reality.
Reflect on yourself as the viewer, don't we all feel like dreams became more of a power in our lives after viewing this movie? That's why I put this on my top ten, it's so deep and enjoyable to mull over.
Nolan is an architect himself, I see this movie more as an intricately created world than just a movie.
After watching this I'd say do Fight Club!
Yesss fkg do fight club
FIGHT CLUB!!
best movie ever made. cant believe that nolan worked 10 years on the script but this is a pure masterpiece
Seriously do the OG Tron. I think you guys would find some pretty cool things
Both Trons tbh
Cobb is back in reality. Erik, you said it yourself "He's awake when he doesn't have his ring on". The entire final scene, from the time he wakes up, he has not ring on.
The problem here is that when they where discussing how to get fisher sedated and Saito said he bought all the air line , Cobb was wearing his ring ,
When the explanation is just as confusing as the film
One small correction: The dream at the beginning of the movie (the meeting between Arthur, Cobb and Saito) is Arthur’s dream. The dream at Saito’s safehouse is the one created by the long haired architect.
When Cobb and Arthur are exposed at the meeting, Mal turns to Arthur and says, “judging by the style i’d assume Arthur is the architect”
There's two layers so there's two architects
the real question is, "Does Groot stop dancing at the end?"
Pls do the shining next
That would be awesome.. I personally think once Jack puts the maroon jacket on in the film he's officially writing the story and we are watching the story he's typing
Cobb never woke up from his dream when he went to recruit Yusuf. When Cobb "woke" up from that dream, he went to the bathroom to spin his totem but it fell on the floor when he was interrupted. Hence he is still in THAT dream.
It's possible he never escaped the original dream
@Mike Studmuffin wedding ring is nolen totem
You can do a vote for which movies to break down next, like google form poll you did when you asked what content changes to do.
When you realize that Zimmer horn is a slowed-down Je ne regrette rien: BOOOOOM!!! Mindblown! Talk about an Inception moment.
waited for a VERY LONG TIME. who else
Also, regarding Arthur's tumbling scene, he is fighting the guards on the fifth floor - the numbers can be seen on the back wall at 15.58. The same as his loaded die + he is the fifth dreamer
I just rewatched the movie today after wanting to do so since I saw it in 2011. This a legendary movie that can never be metabolized in one watching and your analysis was fantastic!
It’s so amazing how you guys researched these details and educated us of those facts. So enriching 💖 Now Inception is truly given the proper appreciation that completes us fans.
This movie is so beautifully constructed that it left me sobbing due to it being so overwhelming at the end.
At literally any level that you look at this movie its still EXTRMELY meta
i love it
CLOUD ATLAS
PLEASE
SO UNDERRATED
IF YOU'RE AN INCEPTION FAN AND HAVE NOT SEEN, IT IS A MUST WATCH
I HAVE NEEDED THIS SINCE THE MOVIE ENDED IN THE DAMN THEATRE..
Ok sorry I am just so thankful
The level of research and detail you have put into this is staggering.
"all of your tears have Andy stamped on them"
you got me there.. good laugh sir.
high five whoever wrote that lol.
thank you.
Your video is my totem. Whenever the video freezes at 4:56 that's how I know I'm dreaming.
Still Nolan's best movie..wish he would make a masterpiece like this again
I like the prestige but yes this is a masterpiece too
This RUclips video is even more mind blowing than Inception itself.
10 years of Inception. One of the greatest film ever made.
My favorite movie of all time. Hans Zimmer’s “Time” is also my favorite score.
I´d like to see your detailed analysis on Donnie Darko
WHOA!🤯
Just rewatched inception on an airplane yesterday, perfect timing
The hotel scene takes place on floor 5 too. Arthur’s loaded dye. I’m here all week
I introduced my 13 year old to this movie last night. He loved it, just like I knew he would.
Ok,ok, I already LOVE this movie and this channel. However, this video has made me love them both even more!
Is it weird that after I watch this movie it’s hard to remember certain sense or when I rewatch this movie there are parts I could swear I’ve never seen before
I think Inception is the quintessential Nolan film. I think he spent almost 10 years writing it, it has the most of his recurring collaborators, complexity and spectacle, and somehow interpersonal and seemingly massive in scale. And also Nolan himself is reflected in Cobb.
I like Interstellar a little more but you have a point.
Now this is just my own take of the film. I noticed that cobbs totem gets knocked off the sink just after he tries yusufs dream serum for the first time and from that moment on you never see it spin and STOP again in the whole film so I believe the rest of the film is cobbs dream in yusufs sleep chamber, from which he never leaves...this also explains why cobs children are still as young as his memory of them at the end of the film
paul foster damn it, that’s makes sense. Now I have to go back and watch it again from that perspective.
I came here about to comment this same thing!
I remember reading several articles regarding how actor Michael Caine (who plays the grandfather) revealed that every scene he was in, was in fact reality.
Such a awesome flick. When Leo stated that there’s no beginning to your dreams you just kinda are there. I thought about that for a long time because I never really thought about it. Nolan is a genius director and the Dark Night trilogy especially 1 and 2 were unbelievable especially 2,Ledger killed the Joker role. I would love to see a sequel to Inception but I don’t think that it will ever happen
No sequel because the original is never going to be topped. Leave the greatness on its own
@@lukeberko701 I agree. Don’t mess with perfection. Have you seen Tenet? I watched it a couple times because you have to pay attention and when you watch it a second time you notice things that you didn’t notice the first time around. I thought that it was pretty good. Definitely a great concept for a flick. I was so disappointed with The Many Saints of Newark,it was horrible. It was definitely a money grab. I can’t wait to see Matrix 4. The trailer was one of the best trailers I’ve seen in a long time. Hopefully it doesn’t disappoint,I don’t think it will. I believe that it’s going to be the best movie of the year.
The lost of momentum of the totem makes me belive he´s in real life, reunited with his children!!
Saw this in theaters twice..
And i never go to the theater twice for the same movie.
Here is one thing I would love to have clearified.
When Cobb and Mal are in limbo it is emplied that they grow old together which we see and are told by Cobb.
However, the movie references their escape from limbo as the scene where they get hit by a train together,
but in the scene where they get hit by the trian, they are both young...?
I would love for someone who maybe understood the film better than I did to explain this to me, but if no one can im going to have to assume this is a MAJOR plot hole, in an otherwise well thought out film!
Thanks in advance
One of the best videos Ive ever seen on RUclips 👌🏿
this is scary, i've been preaching this to everyone i met for the past few years, you choose, create your reality, now this, strange fiction
Yes, it's a dream. 7 or so years had passed since the last time Cob saw his children, in the last scene they seem to be exactly the same age as they were when he left. Seems to be pretty conclusive evidence since children grow up quite a bit in 7 years!
Good point (I was hoping that's not true tho). Maybe he had pictures and video calls to keep him up to date. Plus I always thought it was weird that Seito and Fischer didn't recognize one another on the plane?
Where did you come up with 7 years?
7 years???
7 years ???
I said the exact same thing
last year i thought it would be a good idea to watch inception on shrooms & let me tell you, i watched the first 30 minutes & freaked myself out but i just finished the movie right now & it’s a masterpiece !
15:53
He's also in level 5
Like his totem, when he comes back to an up right position, we see the number 5.
Thank you so much for this. I remember watching this in the theater and hearing the collective HUH???? at the end, it was funny.
Cobb is back in reality in the end. The children's faces are shown for the only time.
They grew up wearing the same clothes sitting in the same spot?
His father is actually the one behind all of this, he wanted Cobb to let go of his guilt. He chose Ariadne to really get into his limbo