Inception

Inception2010

Director: Christopher Nolan
Stars: Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ellen Page, Tom Hardy
Genre: Action, Adventure, Mystery, Sci-Fi
Rating: PG-13
Runtime: 148 minutes

Inception is a 2010 science fiction action about a man skilled in the art of invading the dreams of others to steal their secrets, a process known as Extraction. To redeem himself, Dom Cobb must complete a very difficult and dangerous mission in whi… more »



[The last scene in limbo]

Saito:
Have you come to kill me? I am waiting for someone.

Cobb:
Someone from a half-remembered dream.

Saito:
Cobb? [chuckles] Impossible. We were young men together. I'm an old man.

Cobb:
Filled with regret.

Saito:
Waiting to die alone.

Cobb:
I've come back for you... To remind you.. Something... Something you once knew. That this world is not real.

Saito:
To convince me to honour our arrangement.

Cobb:
To take a leap of faith, yes. Come back. So we can be young men together again. Come back with me.

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  • Craig Pepmiller
    Craig Pepmiller
    This is what makes Inception one of the most finely crafted movie/stories of all time. When in dream there is conflict/manipulation possible because you are not the architect as Mr Charles points out. If you fall into limbo you are the architect and there is nothing you do not resolve for yourself so people get lost and never return. When Cobb and Mal were in agreement they created a comfortable world together and it was only when they had a conflict that Cobb realized it was not reality and had to work out how to convince Mal of that.

    When Saito was in limbo alone he created his own world that was comfortable and consistent and where he would have aged forever and never left. Cobb enters that world and the quoted conversation is their confused way to realize together that they are not in reality because they are different ages and both being businessmen they had an agreement/contract that still had to be completed.

    In both cases it was the conflicts between the worlds made by two that allowed them to leave whereas Cobb was totally correct that there is no way back from limbo (when only one person is there or two that are in agreement to share the same reality.)
     
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