Jul 26, 2016
3:26:05pm
3:26:05pm
The ending for Inception had to be this way, here's why
Here's the reason why:
The theme of the movie is dreams, and the creation of dreams.
The theater represents a dream-like state that you go in.
The top not falling down is important to the theme of the movie. Because you don't know the ending, you end up thinking/dreaming about what what you think the ending of the movie would/should be.
And that's why it's called Inception, because the director, Christopher Nolan, plants in your brain the beginning of a dream that will then take on a life of its own. Your dream.
The theme of the movie is dreams, and the creation of dreams.
The theater represents a dream-like state that you go in.
The top not falling down is important to the theme of the movie. Because you don't know the ending, you end up thinking/dreaming about what what you think the ending of the movie would/should be.
And that's why it's called Inception, because the director, Christopher Nolan, plants in your brain the beginning of a dream that will then take on a life of its own. Your dream.
Originally posted on Jul 26, 2016 at 3:26:05pm
Message modified by Jennerstein on Jul 26, 2016 at 3:29:51pm
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