Scene: US prison camp, present day
Interrogator: So, do you have anything to tell us about terrorists?
Detainee: No. But I've decided I'm going to break up my father's business empire.

It has a staring, haunting finality, for sure.

Give them my... hey it was dark a second ago and now it's light! What's going on?

Here's something I recently noticed: When Arthur is in zero gravity in the hotel, he enters the hotel room and makes a sudden twist of his head as if he thinks he's a cat or a robot or something. Now, his body should have twisted just a little in an opposite reaction, but didn't. Makes it look like ...

Anyone want Aerosmith's "Dream On" on the soundtrack? Not me thanks! That kind of thing is cheap and jarring. Not to mention it's also Aerosmith. I think a sequel based around dream 'levels' will have to be cleverer than the original. I'm unsure about the idea of one person who can access any share...

I found a tiny mistake actually. As they first enter the snow level, Cobb says "Eames, this is your dream.." and continues on explaining he needs to bring them away from the fortress. Thing is, Fischer's standing right there and could've probably overheard, haha. The script states 'Cobb pulls Eames...

Picture Bill Gates as Fischer and Steve Jobs as Saito! Or the other way round, if you like.

Or perhaps, in some nightmarish assimilation of The Social Network, Fischer and Saito could be the respective owners of Facebook and Myspace.

I spotted what I initially thought were continuity errors, lots of them, but I now think these are deliberate discontinuities.

The charges planted on the snow level made me think, why not just dream up the whole level with the charges already in place? But that obviously wouldn't work!

More like if you start by saying 'You're waiting for a train...' not in the sense of 'you' personally but 'you' meaning 'picture a hypothetical situation where this is happening to someone', then you'll continue and say 'because you'll be together'. It makes no sense to say 'because you, personally,...