the human subconcious.christophmac wrote:What's the alternate state?
Little moments in the background that are easy to miss?
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No problemo!!!LimboCity wrote:I noticed this the last time I watched the movie.
The colours of the buttons match the colour palette of the dream that the button induced
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Oh I get it... I just didn't see it written there lol and had no idea what people were on about.BatMotor wrote:the human subconcious.christophmac wrote:What's the alternate state?
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Probably a not-so-subtle reference to English filmmaker Ken Russell's movie ALTERED STATES. Summary: Edward Jessup (William Hurt) is a university professor of abnormal psychology who, while studying schizophrenia, begins to think that "our other states of consciousness are as real as our waking states." Very much the basis of INCEPTION.christophmac wrote:Oh I get it... I just didn't see it written there lol and had no idea what people were on about.BatMotor wrote: the human subconcious.
The scene where Cobb gets caught in two walls. They begin to squash him. It could mean that Cobb was in Saito's dream all along.
Wow, nice find!LimboCity wrote:I noticed this the last time I watched the movie.
The colours of the buttons match the colour palette of the dream that the button induced
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Ya could be.Robert Mugabe wrote:The scene where Cobb gets caught in two walls. They begin to squash him. It could mean that Cobb was in Saito's dream all along.
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The walls part makes a lot of sense. It could be Saito's dream.
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Perhaps...but I don't think the walls were moving in squashing him. The walls were just angled, so the "hallway" gets more narrow from start to end. Not a dream sequence IMHO.m_man360 wrote:The walls part makes a lot of sense. It could be Saito's dream.
No the camera is just really close. Also, he isn't turned all the way sideways to fit.BatMotor wrote:Ya could be.Robert Mugabe wrote:The scene where Cobb gets caught in two walls. They begin to squash him. It could mean that Cobb was in Saito's dream all along.
