IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote:Nolan also said Robin was in a crib during the events of BB. LMAO!ryan4butler wrote:Vader sinks.
Nolan don't make no sense.Brave New World
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Horrible director confirmed.ryan4butler wrote:IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote: Nolan also said Robin was in a crib during the events of BB. LMAO!
That explains this.Celestin wrote:Horrible director confirmed.ryan4butler wrote:
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Technically, he didn't. It wasn't obvious til the end, and even then, it was a given name rather than a secret identity.Mr. Caine wrote:He also said he will never include robin in his batman films.Vader182 wrote:
Except Nolan's said not to read into that particular bit of dialogue.
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The visuals of the children on the beach are references to Matthew 7.24 and the parable of the wise and foolish builders. As Cobb tells Mal, his true children are "up there" -- in the garden on the cliff as their names suggest -- James and Philippa are named after biblical apostles.
http://www.quora.com/Inception-2010-mov ... -Inception
I'm not sure why Vadar thinks he has some sort of trump card because people improvise variations on a theme when filming with children. If you read the quote carefully (it is sourced from a Wired interview), you'll see that Nolan explicitly confirms three important assertions of this reading: there is a symbolic relationship between the sandcastles on the beach and the buildings of limbo, the ocean (and water symbolism in general) represents the subconscious, and the children at the beginning and ending of the film serve different thematic purposes.
The visuals of the children on the beach are references to Matthew 7.24 and the parable of the wise and foolish builders. As Cobb tells Mal, his true children are "up there" -- in the garden on the cliff as their names suggest -- James and Philippa are named after biblical apostles.
http://www.quora.com/Inception-2010-mov ... -Inception
I'm not sure why Vadar thinks he has some sort of trump card because people improvise variations on a theme when filming with children. If you read the quote carefully (it is sourced from a Wired interview), you'll see that Nolan explicitly confirms three important assertions of this reading: there is a symbolic relationship between the sandcastles on the beach and the buildings of limbo, the ocean (and water symbolism in general) represents the subconscious, and the children at the beginning and ending of the film serve different thematic purposes.
There’s a relationship between the sand castle the kids are building on the beach in the beginning of the film and the buildings literally being eaten away by the subconscious and falling into the sea.
This. Nolan is just too smart for some people.MikaHaeli8 wrote:Technically, he didn't. It wasn't obvious til the end, and even then, it was a given name rather than a secret identity.Mr. Caine wrote: He also said he will never include robin in his batman films.
