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Highlight to read:Although the ending was great, I disliked the fact that it was up in the air. So do you think he is still in a dream or has woken up into reality in the ending?
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Highlight to read:Although the ending was great, I disliked the fact that it was up in the air. So do you think he is still in a dream or has woken up into reality in the ending?
jangalomph wrote:Wise words from a wise man. ^
Highlight to read:in the end it was really just the guy's choice whether he believes in it or not. You can see that the top begins to wobble as he allows himself to see his kids' faces, so just putting that out there.
jangalomph wrote:Wise words from a wise man. ^
Dives wrote:Source is kinda like that really old guy in your family that keeps getting older and older and just won't die, but he tells really great stories. And craps the bed on occasion.
YokaI wrote:When watching it, first thing I thought was how similar in many aspects this movie was to Japanese director Satoshi Kon's (R.I.P. ): ) works such as Paprika and various others. A few days later, the director confirms this relation.
Due to this, I can't really say I was "blown away" by the concepts or the ideas of the movie, however it was captured on film in live action superbly. Certainly beats most of whats on Hollywood these days anyway.
Dives wrote:Source is kinda like that really old guy in your family that keeps getting older and older and just won't die, but he tells really great stories. And craps the bed on occasion.
Unstoppable Florence wrote:I find there's an unfortunate tendency amongst us humans to dismiss something novel as 'not novel enough.' Take Half-Life 2 for example. It brought the gravity gun, and when other games had the gall to copy it, people spoke up. They conveniently ignored that Half-Life 2 was the pinnacle of over a decade of copy-cat-manship: the FPS genre. Don't get me wrong, FPS is my favourite genre, but the concepts behind it have been so endlessly repeated that we've forgotten who first put a medkit in their game. But this bias against the new(ish) is only natural, since we more readily notice that which is out of the ordinary and remember it for future reference.
Frankly I wouldn't care if Inception was a re-branded 19th century fairy tale; it is still the most complete, imaginative and accomplished film I have seen for a very long while.
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