Comments on: OMFG, Inception is mind blowing!

By: retrohelix

retrohelix — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 19:56:45 +0000

Well, the thing about limbo was the stuff they used to fall sleep, it was really potent so it could induce a third level inside the dream, the problem is that dying would not wake them up, they would be lost in limbo instead. The Chinese guy probably stayed in limbo for so long it became used to it and “grew old,” just like Di Caprio’s character did when he was lost there with his wife the first time, so if they killed each other there they finally woke up.

The thing with the ending is the spinning top, it kind of wiggles and looks like it’s about to fall, but it suddenly goes steady, then it wiggles again near the end but the screen goes blank, so did he really wake up or was he lost too?

I love that movie 😀

By: Quinn Chiz

Quinn Chiz — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 11:26:12 +0000

Inception ending. I hate being the person to do this, but I really didn’t get the ending? During the film Di Caprios character warns against death during the inception ‘heist’. Death would mean instant Limbo, right. But to escape Limbo (going off how he and Mal escaped earlier in the film) all one would have to do is kill himself. So what is the issue with death and going to limbo? I assume that the two characters in Limbo at the end killed each other to return to the real world, but why wasn’t the Chinese guys mind fried from being in limbo so long???

By: retrohelix

retrohelix — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 18:57:23 +0000

In reply to Rob Gilkerson. Completely agree, even if you turn out to be a spambot xD

By: Rob Gilkerson

Rob Gilkerson — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 05:16:39 +0000

I’ve read the user-reviews that rated it C, D or F and concluded that they were pretty young or not wise sufficient to adhere to the storyline to obtain any satisfaction. They are quite possibly the exact viewers that gave the Eclipse series videos high ratings.