You guys are ridiculous. Why are you obsessing? Is it rewarding you any value? I mean, hey :roll:, if it is then I'd like to join too. Actually there is. Do you want to think that Inception is a good movie or a great one? Do you care about having emotions about a film? Or about the characters in it...

I am going to watch the movie again tomorrow and I'm going to pay close attention to the plane tickets that Cobb is given in the dream by the guy in his house telling him to go and the room number of the hotel that Mal trashed before she jumps from the building and kills herself. If the number on th...

Yeah, I really have to see it one more time and listen and look more for 528 and 491 (not 419, mistake earlier). My theory about Inception is that while there are many interpretations, and ample evidence to support each and every one of them, my final conclusion is that it's a really a simply story ...

Hey guys, I THINK I have figured out what 528491 really means but now I HAVE to go back and watch the movie one more time. 528491 is the combination to the safe, right? 528 also happens to be the room number of the hotel room on the Hotel level of the dream heist and, (If I'm correct) its also the r...

Oh, one more item: The TRAIN Remember what is said about the train? Cobb hates trains. He says that right off the bat in his dream. The reason that he hates the train is that the train is supposed to "Take you to where you want to go." Well where did Cobb want to go? He kills himself and his wife on...

I have seen the movie twice, discussed everything at length with multiple people, have read probably 100 different takes on Inception, ran through calculations, the symbology and everything else and thought about it for a week now and after going through a bunch of articles I ran across an article t...

Ha ha! Yes, you are right on all counts. Yeah there really isn't any correct interpretation of 'Inception' because it's a spinning top, a loaded dice, a toppled pawn, a mobius staircase and a pinwheel. It's a paradox, really. The reason for me that the "love story" stuck is because there is so much ...

Sure! The biggest clue isn't even in the movie. It's in the logline to the movie: "Your mind is the scene of the crime". Remember when Cobb says that the most insidious thing that can happen in someone's mind is an idea? How one simple idea can grow and evolve and become a totally engrossing concept...

OK, I am going out on a limb here, but this my interpretation of the movie, and see if it can't past the scrutiny of the Chris Nolan fans on this site: http://www.nolanfans.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=2633 The biggest sticking point of the film is Cobb's relationship to Mal. When we think about ...

Agreed, 20 minutes before the landing. They say so in the movie.

However, I don't think there was actually a dream team at all. You can find my final comments here:

http://www.nolanfans.com/forums/viewtop ... =34&t=2633

Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.