I finally watched Inception, but I didn t understand the ending. Is he back to reality? Or are you d

Completely personal thoughts (if there are similarities, they are purely coincidental).

The premise is that there are two ways to return to reality in the dream, first, the person in the dream dies. 2. Crossing (that is, people in reality receive collisions). But because the dream was so deep this time, the pharmacist used a strong sedative, so much so that if the person died in the dream, he would enter the edge of consciousness.

The protagonist and her wife enter that edge of consciousness when they begin to create their own world, and the only way to get out of it is suicide.

Dream Level: 1: City.

2: Hotel. 3: Snow.

4: The Fallen Abandoned City Wife.

5: An island by the sea.

6: Edge of Consciousness.

During the mission, the client, the old man at the beginning of the story, died in the dream of the snow and entered the edge of consciousness, and the director entered the dream of consciousness on an island by the sea, and then the two met, and the movie began. Due to the different depth of the dream, there is a certain gap between the ages of the two people.,Later, the old man picked up the gun on the table.,It means that they committed suicide and returned to reality.,It's hard to say whether the protagonist sees his child in the end is a dream.,Actually, it doesn't matter.。

It should be back to reality.

Let's not mention the emotional aspect.

Strong evidence:1The male protagonist only wears a wedding ring in a dream, and the hand on which the spinning top is placed in the final scene does not have a ring.

2.During the subtitles at the end of the movie, there is the sound of a spinning top falling to the ground.

Finally came back to reality.

At the end of the story, Aryad finds Robert and pushes him off the balcony, and Robert returns to the third dream to open his father's safe, and learns that his father's disappointment is due to the fact that his son is on the same path, meaning that he does not have to live for the family business. As a result, the idea has been successfully implanted in Robert's brain. Subsequently, with the exception of Cooper and Saito, everyone successfully left the dream through synchronous sleep twitching, and Cooper also spent 50 years finding the elderly Saito in the Alien Domain and reminding him of their original agreement to leave the Alien Domain.

Later, Cooper found himself waking up on the plane, and everyone on the team and Robert had woken up. At this time, after Saito made a call**, he allowed Cooper to successfully enter the country through customs and return to his home in the United States, and when Cooper was ready to use the "totem" to verify that he was in a dream or reality, he had already embraced his children happily before identifying the truth.

At the end of the movie "Inception", the actor returned to reality, and the spinning top fell. The two children who look back and walk with Cobb in the last shot of the film are James and Filippa, who have grown up to 3 years old.

Inception Roar Space is a film directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Marion Cotillard, and others. The plot of the film wanders between dreams and reality, and is defined as "a contemporary action science fiction film that takes place within the structure of consciousness". The film tells the story of the dream-maker played by Leonardo DiCaprio, who leads the ** team played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Alan Page to enter other people's dreams, tease and steal secrets from other people's subconscious, and reshape the story of other people's dreams.

In the end, it is back to reality, this is not to say that I hope for a happy ending, 1. If in the dream, according to the movie depiction, the dreamer and the stealer will correspondingly produce the attention and hostility of the projector if there is tension or vigilance in the dream, then the expression of the sheriff who passed the US Customs in Kodak will be focused on by the projectors around him, and he should be wanted by the United States. And the end is not, he is very concerned about paying attention to the US customs staff when the other party and the people around him behave normally, indicating that there is no subconscious projection. 2. There are 2 scenes where the gyro totem rotates for a long time in the movie, one is that the little Japanese in the last dream turns on the table after he gets old, and he returns home and spins by himself, the frequency of the 2 spinning tops is different, the table of the little Japanese is very stable and does not tremble, but the spinning top at home begins to tremble at the end, this detail is obvious, to sum up, Kodak is back home, and more importantly, he saw the child's face, and the fact is that he described himself Oh he didn't have time to see the child when he left, so he ran away, So in his memory and the projection of his subconscious, he can only see the back of the child, which is the scene when he saw the child running away for the last time.

Returned. After watching the movie subtitles, you will hear the sound of a totem falling to the ground.

Explain that he is back in the real world.

It's an open-ended ending, and it's hard to talk about it or not to go back to, because the totem at the end doesn't fall, just staggers.

In the end, they all woke up.,Including the male protagonist and the Japanese.,The male protagonist ended up with his son and daughter.。

Back to Reality completes the crossing.

Is there any difference whether you go back to reality or not, since you have to wake up sooner or later in a dream, it's just the length of time you've been trapped in the dream. Could it be that he still won't get off the plane?

If you think you're back, you're back, and you think you're dreaming, you're dreaming, and there should be a sequel!

And even if it's a dream, wouldn't it be nice to go home with your children?

It should be back, anyway, if you understand this kind of movie, it can exhaust a lot of brain cells.

Just like this sentence, "when the fake is true, it is true, and when it is false, it is also true", not a dream, not a reality, but reality!

I really admire the eyes upstairs.

It's true. Dom's daughter and son's even are exposed. And if it's a fake spinning top, it will be smooth. Anyone who looks closely knows that the final spinning top is about to turn unturned. Just listen to the sound.

Inception is a good movie!

It's a dream, you see which spinning top is still spinning.

Gyro spinning. But in the end throwing did not see if the spinning top stopped. But you look at it again.

See if the ring on the actor's hand is there? Being is in a dream, not being is reality. The answer will be found for yourself.

Good luck.

Finally came back to reality. See for yourself.

I just watched it today, first to answer your first question, the last scene of the movie is a good performance, the top seems to be down, this is the intention of the screenwriter and director, causing infinite reverie among fans, if it falls, it will undoubtedly be the same as other American blockbusters, the film will end perfectly, this depends on what you think. I don't think it's falling, Leonardo is still in a dream.

These are some of my personal opinions. Thank you!