Awake does look pretty epic. And obviously very Nolan-ish... Jason Isaacs doesn't know if he's in a dream or not; relies on rubber band on his wrist to tell which "dream" he is in.

Haha loved the Donald Duck reference http://www.cracked.com/article_19021_5- ... ously.html

You guys confused me when I heard Cris hanging up on Skype - thought it was my own Skype doing something

Fran wrote:I hate when directors remake movies. So I say none

You mean like how Christopher Nolan remade Insomnia?

On a "good" scale (i.e., IMDb ratings), I would rate Inception a hundred (and ten). But since this is an "awesome" scale, I'm only giving Inception an 8. 10 would be absolute perfection.

nico wrote:(Hi everyone, new one here..)

If there IS an answer to everything from Nolan, I don't really wanna read it.
I like it the way it is.
A MASTERPIECE-MINDFUCK that'll keep me going for years.

Don't worry, he is very vague. He only clears up a couple of misconceptions about the film (finally!).

Thank God Nolan FINALLY cleared up the ridiculous "the kids are the same" theories.

There is a difference between apparent weightlessness and actual weightlessness. In the first dream, they are in free-fall, and therefore are experiencing apparent weightlessness. This transfers down to the second dream as actual weightlessness. The actual weightlessness felt in the second dream do...

Pokemon: Mewtwo Strikes Back. Yeah, you heard me.

christophmac wrote:The point is that they care about their trick more than their lives - if Cutter unlocked it, then everybody would know the trick, and that's all they care about in the end.

Well... it's not really a "trick" if a stagehand has to use his own key to unlock the tank for you.