Can anyone help with Inception?

There are only two places in Inception that are extremely scary! Which side of the real world does the first protagonist and his wife argue about on their wedding anniversary? Is it a dream for the second protagonist to return to his home in the United States at the end?

In fact, the director gave us a big suspense at the end, and this suspense is: Has the totem fallen in the end? Obviously, we didn't see the final result, but on the bright side, it should be a real return to the real home.

But there are flaws! If Miyata said that the Japanese could really whitewash a murderer who had been on the run for many years with a **, I don't think the American law would be so easily changed, and it would be impossible to complete many procedures at once. This is against the laws of a country.

I think Miyata, as a Japanese, shouldn't have such a big ability, so it should be fake when he returns home.

The second is the topic of the protagonist's argument with his wife in the hotel on his wedding anniversary.,In the end** is the real world.。 I have a bold idea, that is, this has always been a dream of the protagonist. It should be the wife who can really return to the real world.

Because the protagonist is a dreamer who can create multiple dreams, it shouldn't be very difficult for him to make this bridge a little bigger. So I think it's supposed to be multiple dreams created by the dreammaker in his own dreams.

This can also explain why the shadow of his dead wife appears many times in his dreams. It's possible that his wife was watching him at his bedside in the real world. From time to time, he participates in the dream maker's dream to save the hero.。

I think this should be the place where this movie is very scary.

Dom Cobo (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his colleagues Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and Nash (Lukas Haas) fail in a Dream Attack against Japanese energy tycoon Saito (Ken Watanabe) and are exploited by Saito. Saito coerces and lures a wanted exiled Cobb to help him break up his rival company, taking extreme measures to plant the idea of abandoning the family company and starting his own business in the deep subconscious of his sole heir, Robert Fisher (Cillian Murphy). In order to return to the United States, Cobo secretly turns to his father Miles (Michael Caine) and recruits young dream designer Ariadney (Alan Peggy Ellen Page), dream actor Ames (Tom Hardy), and pharmacist Joseph (Dileep Rao) to join the action.

In the progressive dreamscape, Cobo must not only rebel against the subconscious instincts of Paid Hill, but also confront the destruction of his deceased wife Mao (Marion Cotillard), who is far more dangerous than ...... expected

"Inception" is a story of love and a theft, stealing and implanting thoughts in dreams, and dreaming in dreams.

Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) is washed up on the beach by the sea, and then taken to an old man's private club by a guard with a gun, and after a conversation with the old man, the scene switches to Saito (played by Ken Watanabe). Coober, Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and Nash (Lucas Haas) are hired to steal business plans in Saito's consciousness. Cooper managed to steal confidential information, but found that it was incomplete, and Saito already knew they were hacking into his dreams.

After waking up, the four of them are in Saito's private residence in Venezuela and begin to torture him, but Saito accidentally discovers that the carpet is made of a different material, so he still knows that he is still in a dream. The mission was declared a failure, and everyone woke up on the Shinkansen train to Osaka, hastily packing up their instruments before Saito woke up. Cooper and Arthur blame Nash for his mistakes, and their team is disbanded in order to escape their employer's pursuit.

Cooper and Arthur meet at a hotel in Tokyo and plan to escape from the top floor with ***, but Saito shows up in ***. Saito informs Cooper and Arthur that the person who revealed their refuge route is Nashi, but Saito instead offers them a job and a deal, and orders his men to deal with Nash, who betrayed his companion and leaked his secrets. The object of the dream is Rob Fischer (Robert Fischer, played by Srian Murphy), the son of Maurice Fischer (Maurice Fischer, Peter Pust Levi), Saito's plan to implant Fisher's idea is to dismantle his father's corporate empire and prevent the company from monopolizing the energy market, and Cooper and Arthur resolutely accept the task.

Cooper began to assemble the team, first hiring Eames (Tom Hardy), a veteran who can freely change his appearance in his dreams; and the chemist Yusuf (played by Dilip Leo), who developed a powerful tranquilizer that can stabilize the state of the three-layer dream state; In addition, there is Ariadne (Ariadne, played by Elaine Page), an architecture student, as the new dreamer. However, while training in Cober's dreams, Ariad discovers that Cooper's late wife, Mo'er (MAL, Marion Cotillard), is constantly interfering with Coober's dreams. Only then did Cooper tell Aryad the truth about everything, he and Moore had lived together in a dream for decades, and they grew old together in the dream, but Moore woke up from the dream and still thought she was still in the dream, so she tried to convince Cooper to commit suicide again and return to the real world.

In the end, Mo'er set a trap and fell to his death in front of him, and Cooper has since gone into exile in order to escape the accusation of **.

Daum Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his colleagues Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and Nash (Lukas Haas) fail in a dream attack against Japanese energy tycoon Saito (Ken Watanabe) and are used by Saito instead. Saito coerces and lures Cobb, who is wanted and goes into exile, to help him break up his rival company, taking extreme measures to plant the idea of abandoning the family company and starting his own business in the deep subconscious of his sole heir, Robert Fisher (Cillian Murphy). In order to return to the United States, Cobb secretly turns to his father Miles (Michael Caine) and recruits young dream designer Ariadney (Ellen Page), dream actor Ames (Tom Hardy), and pharmacist Joseph (Dileep Rao) to join the action.

In the progressive dreamscape, Cobb not only has to rebel against the subconscious instincts of Payhill, but also must confront the destruction of his deceased wife, Mel (Marion Cotillard), who is far ......more dangerous than he imagined

There are a lot of analytical posts online. Let's see what happens.

The landlord can take a look, and some of them are still very reasonable.

I'm more inclined to my girlfriend's theory: Sixfold Dream, where everything in the beginning returns to the end, that is, all the plots take place in Leonardo's dream, and everything starts with a dream. The so-called five dream-within-a-dreams in which the story takes place all take place in Leonado's dreams, where the defender is his own defender and the dream thief is his own fantasy.

ps: Hollywood is used to this kind of open-ended ending, writing sequels, and continuing to make money at the box office, and it also has the habit of playing tricks.

pps: Inception is a rare good ** recently, I think it's very innovative after reading it, and it's worth it.

Many people on the Internet have told don't care about the last spinning top! Don't be misled by the spinning top, actually! including the person who said the flower; We've been caught up in that spinning top, and this is the final suspense!

A lot of movies have this kind of trick! But it's rare to be so impressed, it's just suspense! There are different ways of saying this, such as; You said that the protagonist is actually still in a dream, and it should be that the spinning top is still spinning!

I said it was correct, but I said that the main character was awake; It should be that the time of the 3rd and 4th floors in the dream is too slow to say, so his child has not grown up and changed yet, and you can't say that this is wrong! And that spinning top We've only been watching it for a few seconds, so that's what you think of him, and that's what the director wants. To be honest, it's been a long time since there's been a movie that touches people's hearts like this, and I've been shocked for a few hours, and I've been a little depressed for a few hours. People who say they don't feel it, they definitely don't have the heart to watch it, and if you don't watch it with your heart, you won't understand it

What a broken **, I'm so angry.

Well, let me explain!

1.In order to achieve the weightlessness caused by the crossing, it can only pass one floor, that is to say, the weightlessness of the car on the first floor of the bridge causes the direct weightlessness of the hotel on the second floor, and the hotel is weightless due to the influence of the first floor, so it will not affect the snow-capped mountains on the third floor.

2.Because of the time lag between going to the edge of the subconscious, this movie is very detailed, you can see it if you look closely, poor Saito only went a few seconds earlier than Cobb, and by calculating 20 times each layer, he has been there for 50 years!

Clear enough