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So INCEPTION is One of the BEST Movies I have ever seen... Vol. Christopher "The Man" Nolan
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this is by far the best theory ive read
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this is by far the best theory ive read
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Originally Posted by zyr12
bkmac wrote:
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Originally Posted by zyr12
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Thats My Word
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Scarecrow stays messing with them mind altering drugs...
Thats My Word
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Scarecrow stays messing with them mind altering drugs...
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I caught this midnight showing last Thursday at the Arclight Dome and fell asleep numerous times because I was so dead tired. I woke up numerous times to find myself even more confused than before. Even missing key plot points, I still thoroughly enjoyed it and it sort of all came together at the end. I just saw it the second time today and I'm completely BLOWN AWAY. This film is so complex and mind-bending, I couldn't even begin to describe how much more I understood and appreciated it the second time around. Nolan really knows how to end his films. Both "The Dark Knight" and "Inception" ended with a beautiful montage set to Hans Zimmer's amazing music that built up to a satisfying ending that made me want to stand up and applaud emphatically.
Cobb's situation reminded me so much of losing someone you love and feeling so much guilt and anguish, because at the end of the day, you know that it was ultimately your fault.
Does anyone else find the dream and reality plot as a metaphor for religion? People that practice different religions are constantly talking about "waking up" and accepting god in your life, that the afterlife is the "real life. " Mal reminded me of the extremists that would sacrifice their life and others, because they believe that there is something better on the other side.
Cobb's situation reminded me so much of losing someone you love and feeling so much guilt and anguish, because at the end of the day, you know that it was ultimately your fault.
Does anyone else find the dream and reality plot as a metaphor for religion? People that practice different religions are constantly talking about "waking up" and accepting god in your life, that the afterlife is the "real life. " Mal reminded me of the extremists that would sacrifice their life and others, because they believe that there is something better on the other side.
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I caught this midnight showing last Thursday at the Arclight Dome and fell asleep numerous times because I was so dead tired. I woke up numerous times to find myself even more confused than before. Even missing key plot points, I still thoroughly enjoyed it and it sort of all came together at the end. I just saw it the second time today and I'm completely BLOWN AWAY. This film is so complex and mind-bending, I couldn't even begin to describe how much more I understood and appreciated it the second time around. Nolan really knows how to end his films. Both "The Dark Knight" and "Inception" ended with a beautiful montage set to Hans Zimmer's amazing music that built up to a satisfying ending that made me want to stand up and applaud emphatically.
Cobb's situation reminded me so much of losing someone you love and feeling so much guilt and anguish, because at the end of the day, you know that it was ultimately your fault.
Does anyone else find the dream and reality plot as a metaphor for religion? People that practice different religions are constantly talking about "waking up" and accepting god in your life, that the afterlife is the "real life. " Mal reminded me of the extremists that would sacrifice their life and others, because they believe that there is something better on the other side.
Cobb's situation reminded me so much of losing someone you love and feeling so much guilt and anguish, because at the end of the day, you know that it was ultimately your fault.
Does anyone else find the dream and reality plot as a metaphor for religion? People that practice different religions are constantly talking about "waking up" and accepting god in your life, that the afterlife is the "real life. " Mal reminded me of the extremists that would sacrifice their life and others, because they believe that there is something better on the other side.
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Hindsight vision is always 20/20 my friend.
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Hindsight vision is always 20/20 my friend.
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at first i didnt feel like it lived up to what everyone was saying. thought i had it all figured out... but the more i think about it, the more lost i feel and the more i appreciate this movie.
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at first i didnt feel like it lived up to what everyone was saying. thought i had it all figured out... but the more i think about it, the more lost i feel and the more i appreciate this movie.
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...debating on going to see it again at a 9am IMAX showing tomorrow.
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...debating on going to see it again at a 9am IMAX showing tomorrow.
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LMAO @ the Xzibit meme....ahahahaha
and I think this film was purposely made for people to make it more complicated than what it really is, some of these theories i think even got Nolan wondering...lol
and I think this film was purposely made for people to make it more complicated than what it really is, some of these theories i think even got Nolan wondering...lol
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LMAO @ the Xzibit meme....ahahahaha
and I think this film was purposely made for people to make it more complicated than what it really is, some of these theories i think even got Nolan wondering...lol
and I think this film was purposely made for people to make it more complicated than what it really is, some of these theories i think even got Nolan wondering...lol
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i think you guys' theories are more entertaining than the film. Definitely would NOT have thought of some of these.
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i think you guys' theories are more entertaining than the film. Definitely would NOT have thought of some of these.
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The theroy about his kids being his totem is crazy
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The theroy about his kids being his totem is crazy
