Warner Bros. Wants An Inception Sequel

Not interested in a sequel at all

i am kinda surprised WB took this long to announce a “possible” sequel. it does kinda make sense, considering @ the global box office, inception is currentley the 26th biggest film of all time.i belive this weekend it will have surrpased independence day & the 1st spiderman.

This is a prime example of a movie that doesn’t need a sequel

Never. This movie is already perfect without sequel/prequel. And I am pretty sure Nolan won’t like this idea.

imo, a sequel would NOT be based on the top falling, actually based on Fischer recognizing Saito and realizing about Inception on his mind. again imo, it’d be interesting also if Stephen Miles was his trainer!

One is good enough.

I would not mind a spin-off as long as Nolan supervises. I’d hate a sequel

WHY? I think it’s one thing to have extensions of the story in non-film mediums like comic books, video games etc… A prequel could work, but I would prefer if they just left it alone. Just because there’s a lot of ground that can be covered, does not mean that it should be covered. You’d think that WB would have learned from The Matrix.

Dear WB, You can still earn few more bucks with that Video Game idea (which really is a great idea), But the Sequel, BAD IDEA.
(As if Nolan is going to aye that!)
How about re-release, huh?

And We do have (Will have actually) two great Comic Books and they will do the job of prequel for us.
As Matt rightly put, This film is the Prime example of a movie which do not need a sequel/prequel and though, just like any other Nolan Stories, it’s endless.

Because I loved the movie the just the way it was, I really don’t there to be a sequel. I feel like that would just ruin the point of the ending. I liked that the ending was open to interpertation and making a sequel would prove if the top fell or not. I feel like Hollywood has need to make sequels to every single movie and Inception is just one of those movies that better left alone. It took Chris Nolan 8 years just to put this film together. I doubt he would agree to making a sequel because he would have to rush into making it.

No. Please no. Nolan won’t do another one and it would be pretty stupid if WB created one without him. They shouldn’t piss of a director who will make them billions in the near future.

Just make a game WB and cut the crap.

Please no no!!! Why destroy something so perfect with under developed sequels?

warner bros will not even consider making another movie if nolan isn’t at all involved, warner bros will immediately focus on the 3rd batman film and see what nolan wants and they are at the mercy of his choices.

maybe 20 years from now when inception is a classic (if it isn’t already) nolan might add a sequel following eames or arthur (maybe ariadne, but probably not) but thats a long shot.

i personally (after the next batman film) would like to see nolan do lower budget original movies again like memento and the prestige. i think that nolan is awesome with those types of films.

Cobb should try to shut down dream share because he knows how harmful it can be. He goes after the government and whoever else has acsess to it and uses it for evil. Or whatever.

why not? i think a sequel would be welcome… Nolan created a mind f…k with this movie, he probably will do the same again…

with that imaginative mind , he might surprise everyone…hes not going to make another movie just cos warner bros want to rake in the moola, hes going to make it because he wants to

if he says no,, theres no way the studios will get anyone else to make the movie anyway.. this movie was Nolan’s baby

if he says yes.. damn we all are going to go through that waiting and anticipation period all over again:)

it’s like the matrix. if you make a sequel you fuck up the original’s reputation

Here’s why The Matrix went wrong: we didn’t need the story to carry on, the ending of the original Matrix was an ending to it all IMO. Obviously, the same can be said about Inception.

However, I think that the concepts of dream sharing and the whole extraction concept is so incredible, it still has some potential to be filled. I’d only like a spin off focused on Eames though, because he was the only other dream theif who hadn’t been working for Cobb and wouldn’t relate the story back to Cobb, and who seems to have a story of their own that needs to be told.

Other than that, I wouldn’t be happy – but I’d love a game.

Nolan is a true artist who would rather limit his alientation then make a $… it won’t happen unless he thinks he can trump his previous effort a la Batman.

No… a Prequel yeah!.

Leave it alone ! ! !
INCEPTION should NOT have a sequel, and I’ll bet my life that Nolan will NEVER NEVER NEVER do it! So let it go WB!

Besides, in many ways Inception was a pure miracle of filmmaking. Having another director trying to fill Nolans place will be bound to fuck up big time. Inception was one-beautiful-pearl of a a movie. We dont need a sequel, and I dont think most want it either! BATMAN 3 IS UP NEXT!

Well Nolan is the owner of any rights to a sequel right?

@ Slask. I see your points. We may not agree, but I know we all hope they don’t make another one. LEAVE IT ALONE DAMNIT! But if they don’t make another one, there’s no doubt in my mind that they will go the Star Wars route and make extensions to the movie with all types of mediums. Video Games (confirmed), Comics (confirmed), Novels, TV shows, More iPhone apps, etc… They will bring out all the guns to extend the world of Inception whether it has to do with Cobb’s team or not. Time will tell.

No need for a sequel. Nolan’s told the story.

NO SEQUEL OF ANY KIND. Not only are all of these idea’s listed ridiculous but Inception took a decade to write. It is a one of a kind, beyond epic master piece. There is no reason that anyone should attempt to create any kind of sequel because not only will the story never be as good but neither will the movie itself. Nolan knows better, he wont do it.

I wouldn’t want to see a continuation of the original story but use the dream technology in a complete spin-off. I would have the CIA recruiting this dream technology and hack into the nightmare/dream world of an Al Quaeda terrorist mastermind who plans on a series of bombings in New York.

Honestly… I think Inception needs a sequel. Obviously, all of those website ideas suck, and Nolan wouldn’t dare approach them. But if Nolan really wants a sequel, I’m fairly confident it wouldn’t be a rough rehashing of the first film – now THAT would suck.

I dont think people here have much imagination. After thinking about it i believe this could turn out to be one of the best Trilogy’s of all time. Here is my idea of how Inception should be come a trilogy.

First of we need a prequel to get things moving. It is necessary to set up several back stories that will explain the events of Inception plus explain the motivations for the final part of the Trilogy. The Name should be something like Genesis Inception 2 or Inception 2 Genesis, something like that. Obviously it talks about how dreamsharing is created and would give a more detailed account of how dreams are created. Micheal Caine is obviously where the concept starts dream sharing, maybe how to see what people are dreaming to understand them. However Caines (Miles) character never meddles with a persons dream, simply observes and understands which is how he treats his patients. He teaches this to Cobb, Mal, Arthur and Eames and probably some other people who can become characters in the third movie and explains other extractors that is talked about in Inception. Cobb, who facinated by this concept explores not only to sharing dreams but manipulating them. This is the key difference between Miles and Cobbs character and explains why Caine remains a lecturer in a university and no one goes after him regarding dream sharing. Cobb teaches this concept to the others in the class (behind Miles Back) which leads us to the love that forms between Cobb and Mal. They fall in love in the dream state not in the real world as they explore dream manipulation. This should be an important factor as Mal’s Character feels that in the real world her love didnt feel as real as it did in the dream world which would explain why she would want to be in a dream state with Cobb than spend a life with Cobb in the Real world. We would also explore the other characters that Cobb teaches dream manipulation too

Obviously the next thing to happen is that the Military wants to use Dream sharing this which is explained in Inception. The Prequel should explore this a little more. Also the Character that gives Cobb the plane ticket in the scene where he is in his house should be a major character. He becomes important in the final part of the Trilogy.

There would need to be some way Saito’s Character becomes involved in the prequel and need to hint on motivations.

Obviously the tragic events regarding Mal’s Character need to be explained and how Cobb manages to escape the US.

More development of the story can be made but this is the the basis. Which will lead to the final Chapter.

Now with the last part of the Trilogy or sequel the main concept is that Saito’s Character is trying to get from Cobb how to get peoples minds stuck into limbo and stuck there. This is a weaponized form of dreamsharing. We find that Cobb never awoke from the Test in Mombasa but that Saito invaded his dream. The Job Saito had for Cobb was a dream. It would not be giving Robert Fischers character the idea to break up his inheritance, it would be giving the idea that Cobb was in the real world when infact he was in the dreamworld. Saito was infact learning how to get people Lost in the Dreamstate and stuck in Limbo, through Cobb. Doing this they could effectively ‘kill’ people as their minds are lost in Limbo, never knowing that they are stuck in the dream world. People in this state would be effectively dead. They would never wake up. No one but the few Dreamsharers would know what happened.

Saito’s character thus is trying to ‘kill’ someone to get there inheritance from Saitos step father. Killing him by making him lost in the dream state would mean that no one would suspect Saito. Saito uses Cobb to learn how to get the concept of inception plus how to get lost in Limbo. We would follow how Cobb finds his way out of limbo and gets back at Saito and exposes what his doing. This will impress Saitos Father that though he cant get him back into America he brings his Children to live with Cobb in a new country in a new house, so he finally knows that he is not dreaming.

These ideas are still raw but is one way Inception can become a trilogy.

you guy should have inception 2 but instead of calling it inception .. call it extraction .and have it show all original cast and how they came to be such artists of the mind  by the wait my name  is froboy  #9542636009

Outside of the possibilities listed above from the director—– I under the Impression of watching Inception Based purely on the ending scene alone— Understood that he awoke on the plane- confronted with the actual life counterpart of his final time in Limbo—- and that Cobb wasnt actually a member in any shape or form outside of Inceptions world even a member of the government—– And that the end was a final twist pointing out to the audience that The entire dreamt landscape Cobb had been part of was just a process of a natural dream and natural dream sharing— Also The way Cobb was at the end of inception looked like he was on a business trip—-

So my mind took the series of metaphors and philosophies that were used in the imagery of inception- contrasted only to the end when Cobb woke up— that after waking from the dream that was filled with the self referential Ideal’s of dreaming itself rather than the governmental experiments and inception as a grandiose level of extractions or anything else—– That it was all a trick of the mind that The dreaming part of Inception was purely made of the mechanics of his own dream. 

I studied Dreams in Psychology heavily Three years before Inception— and the dreaming process in Inception follow the exact Dimensions of the natural functions of Rem sleep within the cycle of dreaming as a natural Process
And that on Cobbs awakening– Is the True Inception—- as he has only woken up with the left impression of all the slightly acerbic and seemingly absurd Potential of Dreamsharing—- In which Cobb’s Extraction process of the Son of the business Client was Metaphoric in the dream and allegorical of a repressed insecurity

I have an Idea— a perfect Sequel that Plays itself out as a Prequel of sorts- Named “IntraCeption”
Where Cobb attempts to relive the story, competing with himself to prove its possibility Which now has Been reduced from the given it was in Inception
We catch him in the begginings of the film as we watch him alone and himself working the entire process out from scratch (Which I have In Scrap Noteform’s Roughly from My time studying Psychology)
Preparing a whole process of self attuned psychologies and cognitive design’s trying to Map out– and uses of imaginative functions— all these being the experimental exercises that shape in slow epiphanies to an audience of an actual process as the first act of the film- One exercise being The active practise of the suicide that he would have to have to escape the dream ( A Self made Heart Attack)
Intraception should probably a more darker and realistic effectual design- right up untill he plans to prepare himself for a first dream—- and rather than an Extraction Is purely the final experiment in the series- which he plans Based on the haunting memories of the first in Inception— Plans to to this dream alone to avoid the complication
And the contrast between films Here is that In this time under his own fatalistic Flaws- Creates Uncontrollable nightmared realities- based on an underdeveloped and untrained (only against the first film mind) Subconscious

Also— In the attempts to Avoid the Problems created by the process of Inception that he remembers from the dream he re philosophises it in places leaving dangerous flaws that only create themselves and materialise in the dreams- Being the first dream to Last five years only in ten minutes of dreaming- etc philosophies on space time and constraction to give of complete control and immediate though function to the dreaming landscape
In which upon entering he enters a self made God like Paradise

I can make the rest– In a synopsis if any of these early thoughts can Make a possibility in themselves for a perceivable or even Viable concept for a sequel

Yours Verily
Jon Sutcliffe