Inception

[Alexnova]

Just came back from it. What a ****ing mindtrip. The cinematography was groundbreaking.

Can the Academy please give Leonardo DiCaprio a ****ing Oscar please? Jesus he was so emotionally intense in this movie. Tom Hardy was most excellent as well.

Completely original, challenging, rewards the intillect, best movie to come out this year. Hell probably the best film I've seen in years, I'm still speechless.

[$lmjimy311]

saw it in imax, fucking loved it. SPOILERS










so the end...wtf do you think happened? i think it was reality because he saw their faces. but thats just me

[$lmjimy311]

a friend pointed out that during the credits, it credits the kids with 2 actors a piece like they group up a bit

[Jordan311]

a friend pointed out that during the credits, it credits the kids with 2 actors a piece like they group up a bit

huh? English, please?

Later

[Jordan311]

awesome movie btw. I never had a doubt in my mind that the last scene was reality. The top was about to fall over, duhhhhhhh.

Later

[$lmjimy311]

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[box]

I loved it

It actually felt like a dream after I had watched it


There's a ton of mixed reviews for it, but personally I thought it was brilliant and a very entertaining film to put your mind into

[fatlip]

are you guys seriously trying to guess whether it was real or a dream at the end? the whole point was to make it unclear

the story wasn't written with a definite ending in that sense; trying to figure one out is futile!

[Jordan311]

You're stupid. It was real.

Later

[fatlip]

you might actually be retarded.

[$lmjimy311]

i know it was meant to be ambiguous but that doesnt mean that nolan didnt have one true answer and its fun to interpret

[fatlip]

i know it was meant to be ambiguous but that doesnt mean that nolan didnt have one true answer and its fun to interpret

that's fine.. but jordan still suffers from "i'm always right syndrome" .. bad case of it too. usually it dissipates around the age of 18-20; but i guess not all the time

some people are late bloomers

[Jordan311]

dumb shit. I think all that metal in your dick is starting to affect your brain


Later

[fatlip]

grow up

[Nate]

BORING

[box]

BORING

Oh look a one word post from nate defying the norm

[Jordan311]

Or it could be a clever use of the "kick" song for dramatic effect for the end scene. Who really knows.

[fatlip]

SPOILERS BELOW




Saw this posted on another forum. I listened to it and didn't understand the importance at first. Then I thought about it a little more.

From 0:00 to 0:22 in the video is the final musical cue that is played at the very end of the last scene...as the top is spinning...and then ends when the screen cuts to black.

From 0:23 to 0:35 is the song, "Non, je ne regrette rien", that is used as the musical "kick" throughout the movie to wake up from the dream(s).

From 0:36 to 1:15 is the song used for the "kick" again, but at a much slower speed. You'll notice that it happens to be the musical cue in the first part of the video, that you hear in the final scene.

It's possible, then, that what we were hearing as an audience in the last scene wasn't just a musical cue for dramatic effect. It was a "kick" that was supposed to wake Cobb up from his dream.

Since we are told that the levels of the dream get slower in time the deeper one goes, this could be the reason that the song is played much slower. The music is bleeding through to the next dream level, but not at the same speed that's it's played in the originating dream level.

Or it could be a clever use of the "kick" song for dramatic effect for the end scene. Who really knows.

i *REALLY* like this

[Jordan311]

you idiots are just now noticing the song for the credits??

Later

[fatlip]

1) jordan is full of shit
2) i ran out of that theater like a bat out of hell after the movie ended because i had to pee for the entire hour and a half preceding the last moment of the movie