Nah, look at the title. One of them is called "Question" as well and the other one is "I have Questions!" Just thought it was funny. And no, that is the answer to your question. They explained that Cobb leaving and then waking up Mal wouldn't work, that's why he had to do inception on her. Mal was ...

Neither one of your links answers my question?

LOL. Thanks for trying to help. LOL

Anymore answers?


Anyone else have any idea on my question?

My question is simple but thought provoking.

If Cobb and Saito don't wake up when the others do couldn't they just tip them? The sedative was customized by Usef to "feel tipping no matter how deep the sleep." ??

he is in Yusef's dream while Yusef is on the airplane.

Answered my own question.

Still a perfect movie!

I'm sure someone can answer this for me. Yusef says that he created the sedative to allow the dreamer to wake up when feeling any falling or tipping.

Why doesn't Arthur wake up in the van when it rolls over? He should wake up, shouldn't he??

Anyone?

Who cares what he says as the ending is reality and it's pretty obvious.

Cobb (to Fischer): "The easiest way to know if you're in a dream is to test yourself think about it Mr. Fischer how did you get here?"

Cobb knows EXACTLY how he got home. Airplane...airport...Caine...home.

It's real.

Shit. They are older. I found pictures of them turning online and they are older. I couldn't tell in the film because it was too quick. Still, in a movie that says that dreams feel real while you're in them, you can't prove anything to be real. "It's real because it is" is an awful argument. You ca...

No offense but I think this is way to much digging into things that don't need digging into. Also there are far too many assumptions here. In my opinion, to figure out what happened, you need to keep things as simple as possible and use only facts. Why would Cobb be portraying himself as a college ...

We're all over analyzing the film. Making assumptions that have no evidence in the film is just as wrong as making up your own mathematical formula to help determine the odds of what actually happened (Seriously? How do you determine which points get more weight? Come on.). The bottom line is there ...

No offense but I think this is way to much digging into things that don't need digging into. Also there are far too many assumptions here. In my opinion, to figure out what happened, you need to keep things as simple as possible and use only facts. Why would Cobb be portraying himself as a college g...