Big Things We Still Don't Get About Inception
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I was hoping there would be an explanation on the You're waiting for a train. metaphor that Cobb tells Mal, then Mal tells Ariadnie. And the last part, And you'll be together makes no sense either.
Date: 2020-07-14
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cer1056
Inception is a real process, kind of a derivative of Sorcery, dream Invasion, a form of psychological Invasion, through OOBP, used by modern witchcraft practitioners.
- When I saw this film, I wondered if the process was real? Obviously, films exaggerate everything.
- Shortly, the witchcraft cult, from a major old western religion, in Albuquerque, started using the inception process on me, to see if I had any HIDDEN SECRETS that they might discover, in Order to Control or exploit me.
- Later I learned this process was just one way the Occult Deep State uses to manipulate GREATER society secretly from the shadows, and spread their corruption.
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Inception is a real process, kind of a derivative of Sorcery, dream Invasion, a form of psychological Invasion, through OOBP, used by modern witchcraft practitioners.
- When I saw this film, I wondered if the process was real? Obviously, films exaggerate everything.
- Shortly, the witchcraft cult, from a major old western religion, in Albuquerque, started using the inception process on me, to see if I had any HIDDEN SECRETS that they might discover, in Order to Control or exploit me.
- Later I learned this process was just one way the Occult Deep State uses to manipulate GREATER society secretly from the shadows, and spread their corruption.
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Thud
Inception is a fantastic movie, as intellectual as it is action packed. It asks some cool questions and has people fighting in a zero G hotel hallway.
If I was put in Inception, I don't know how to handle it. I have lucid dreams where I know I'm dreaming and take control. I'm bullet proof in some of those dreams and can fly in other dreams. Monsters and aliens don't frighten me. Instead, I slaughter them with my bare hands. (Am I ruining nightmares? Do nightmares FEAR me)
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Inception is a fantastic movie, as intellectual as it is action packed. It asks some cool questions and has people fighting in a zero G hotel hallway.
If I was put in Inception, I don't know how to handle it. I have lucid dreams where I know I'm dreaming and take control. I'm bullet proof in some of those dreams and can fly in other dreams. Monsters and aliens don't frighten me. Instead, I slaughter them with my bare hands. (Am I ruining nightmares? Do nightmares FEAR me)
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Pavor
Inception, basically every scene of a TV show that comes after an amazing, series defining, episode where the main character wakes up and it was all a dream. Except in movie form, and done over and over again until you just dont care whats real or not any more and just want it to be over so that you can tell people you watched it when it comes up in conversation and be able to pass the inevitable tests on whether you actually watched it or not.
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Inception, basically every scene of a TV show that comes after an amazing, series defining, episode where the main character wakes up and it was all a dream. Except in movie form, and done over and over again until you just dont care whats real or not any more and just want it to be over so that you can tell people you watched it when it comes up in conversation and be able to pass the inevitable tests on whether you actually watched it or not.
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Ash
While I like some pretty much understood the ending & could get least a clear picture to how this movie ended, I gotta say this is a highly overrated film its not terrible but at the same time its kinda sht as well it hooks you in with the way its shot but in general its a film where you wouldnt be disappointed if you never watched it again. But in saying that if someone liked it which Im sure there are many then hey to each their own.
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While I like some pretty much understood the ending & could get least a clear picture to how this movie ended, I gotta say this is a highly overrated film its not terrible but at the same time its kinda sht as well it hooks you in with the way its shot but in general its a film where you wouldnt be disappointed if you never watched it again. But in saying that if someone liked it which Im sure there are many then hey to each their own.
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D.
Christopher Nolan is probably the best overrated director. He's not as good as a lot of people think he is, but he's still a great director. But I rather suspect that The Dark Knight's excellence (apart from the cast) is thanks to the script, and that's only partly Nolan. The more purely Nolan a script is, the more it becomes a sophisticated 'Lady and the Tiger'.
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Christopher Nolan is probably the best overrated director. He's not as good as a lot of people think he is, but he's still a great director. But I rather suspect that The Dark Knight's excellence (apart from the cast) is thanks to the script, and that's only partly Nolan. The more purely Nolan a script is, the more it becomes a sophisticated 'Lady and the Tiger'.
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Justin
Honestly I woulda liked to see a prequel movie about this Military training they reference, like, how did the Government discover dream sharing, how far did THEY go when they attempted it? Like what exactly happened to them, did any of their trainees ever accidently end up in Limbo and suddenly go through brain death or insanity?
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Honestly I woulda liked to see a prequel movie about this Military training they reference, like, how did the Government discover dream sharing, how far did THEY go when they attempted it? Like what exactly happened to them, did any of their trainees ever accidently end up in Limbo and suddenly go through brain death or insanity?
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Oh
I love Christopher Nolan movies because even he technically doesnt know the endings. Since theyre not written in anywhere, the ending could be what anyone thinks. His ability to create a complete and satisfying film but also leave it up to interpretation is amazing.
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I love Christopher Nolan movies because even he technically doesnt know the endings. Since theyre not written in anywhere, the ending could be what anyone thinks. His ability to create a complete and satisfying film but also leave it up to interpretation is amazing.
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KF
Are the kids wearing the same clothes in the end as they were wearing in the unquestionably Definite authentic reality? Because In the end when he sees his kids again I doubt they would be wearing the same exact clothing as they previously wore last time he saw them
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Are the kids wearing the same clothes in the end as they were wearing in the unquestionably Definite authentic reality? Because In the end when he sees his kids again I doubt they would be wearing the same exact clothing as they previously wore last time he saw them
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WorkingClass
No the spinning top was Mals, him leaving it on the table was him letting her go, he decided his life was with his kids in the future, not with Mal Im the past, leaving the top was his closure, he had a different totem for himself, he just missed his wife
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No the spinning top was Mals, him leaving it on the table was him letting her go, he decided his life was with his kids in the future, not with Mal Im the past, leaving the top was his closure, he had a different totem for himself, he just missed his wife
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