I finally watched it yesterday

I follow the whole part closely and think i got the whole idea with my desire ending, just one thing that never made any sense to me

How did Cobb find Saito in the Limbo? And Saito being old already as compare to Cobb?

I read mostly all the replies in this thread, and saying that Cobb and Mal was the first two person to get into Limbo and know the way around Limbo, so Cobb know how to find Mal, was kinda weak assumption.

I really hope there is a better explanation for this and this movie will be one of the best i ever watch.

I finally watched it yesterday

I follow the whole part closely and think i got the whole idea with my desire ending, just one thing that never made any sense to me

How did Cobb find Saito in the Limbo? And Saito being old already as compare to Cobb?

I read mostly all the replies in this thread, and saying that Cobb and Mal was the first two person to get into Limbo and know the way around Limbo, so Cobb know how to find Mal, was kinda weak assumption.

I really hope there is a better explanation for this and this movie will be one of the best i ever watch.

I would like this to be in Director's Cut. I mean, if the filmmaking of the scene was done, it'd be a waste to see all that 12 pages get ripped off just to say that ur not copying someone (which you knew you didn't intend to).

the filming only going to be started this month.

lol i understand that alot of people didnt like inception as much as The matrix..its pretty simple- Action & visual! i loved both movies and currently theyre in my top 20 list..but for me theyre almost completely different..The Matrix connected so well with the mass audience because of its unique approach yet very interesting notsomindbending story..wachowski brothers unlike c.nolan created something focused more on technical aspects rather than talk-talk & slow paced scenes..and of course that it had a lot of impressive fight moments and jaw dropping visual effects that considered groundbreaking and changed the cinematic experience forever.it had few flaws though primarily the acting..ughh( while considering it was a sci-fi popcorn flick it didnt matter alot i guess)

for inception, at some parts the visual had me wowed few times but thats not what i loved about this movie..its the concept! a heist movie  in a deep layered dream world..although its a sci-fi, but everything in this was seriously & neatly crafted perhaps a little kid would ask their parents "can we invade peoples minds mommy?"..the director execute it perfectly without making it too fantasy driven ala paprika ..everything else was top notch the acting, dialogues, cinematography, musics and of course the plot. its not as mindbending as memento or 12 monkeys maybe because of the summer blockbuster & price tag on it.but still completely refreshing

anyway unlike matrix, Inception's depth seems unfriendly with young,casual moviegoers who mostly enjoyed spoonfed entertainment without tackled their intellectually enough..thats why movies such as dark city, mulholland dr, 2001 space odyssey or blade runner were less popular due to its metaphoric & complexity.. 

anyway for those who still doesnt figure out what the hell was 2001 space odyssey was about..visit this page http://www.kubrick2001.com/

I partially agree with you. The Matrix redefined the genre. Until now, a lot of action sequence also somehow copied from
Matrix.

The problem with Inception is, there's so many loop holes for interpretation. A lot its not shown. Matrix have tighter story
and much has been explained.

Mindbending and thinking movie is not same as incomplete movie with some part not shown. Matrix is mindbending movie.
Inception is mindbending movie but incomplete. The storyline could be tighter.

WTF? Did Christopher Nolan Steal Inception from a Scrooge McDuck Comic Book?



Is Christopher Nolan’s “Inception” nothing more than a big rip-off (or at the very least, a secret extraction — get it?) of an old Scrooge McDuck comic book storyline called “Uncle Scrooge in the Dream of a Lifetime”? Hell, it sure looks like it. Read the entire Disney comic book issue for yourself here and I’m pretty sure you’ll draw the same conclusions I did, which is that Christopher Nolan has some ‘splainin’ to do.

I’ll wait for you to come back.

Lalalala…

Okay, back? Let’s continue.

Granted, Nolan added a lot of complexity to the storyline, including the very expensive “architecture” angle, and he greatly expanded on the dream concepts (it is, after all, just a silly comic book for kids), but there’s no denying that “Inception” was more than a little, shall we say, “influenced” by this particular Scrooge McDuck story.

The main plot of the McDuck storyline? Bad guys the Beagle Boys are using a “dream machine” to invade McDuck’s dreams while he’s sleeping in order to trick him into giving them the combination to his money vault. When McDuck’s nephews find out, they are unable to stop the bad guys, since the Beagles are already inside McDuck’s dream, and to just wake him will do major damage, like, oh I don’t know, getting McDuck forever trapped in his dreams or some such. So Donald Duck is forced to go into the dream to save McDuck and pull the bad guys out one by one.

According to TheWrap, the comic storyline was reprinted by Boom! Studios back in 2004, but the storyline itself was originally published earlier than that. Nolan has repeatedly said that he came up with the idea of “Inception” more than a decade ago. Perhaps he read a McDuck comic book back when he was a younger man and forgot.

Again, you can read the entire Scrooge McDuck comic book storyline for yourself here and judge. Who knew Disney comic books were this sophisticated back then? I’m not going to go so far as to say that Nolan “stole” the idea from a Scrooge McDuck comic book, but it sure looks like he got the original idea from somewhere else and either blocked out the original source from his head, or was hoping no one remembered an old Disney comic book. Unfortunately for Nolan, there are very strange people on the Internet, and some of they actually collect old Disney comic books and have the whole issues online to read for free.

This news has busted all over the Interwebs today, and it’ll be interesting to see how Nolan and Warner respond to it tomorrow, if they decide to at all.

Say it ain’t so, Christopher Nolan!

I partially agree with you. The Matrix redefined the genre. Until now, a lot of action sequence also somehow copied from
Matrix.

The problem with Inception is, there's so many loop holes for interpretation. A lot its not shown. Matrix have tighter story
and much has been explained.

Mindbending and thinking movie is not same as incomplete movie with some part not shown. Matrix is mindbending movie.
Inception is mindbending movie but incomplete. The storyline could be tighter.

Nah i drink i go toilet.... so no drink to be save....

Another thing, i am someone who watch movie highly reliable to subtitle. Is the subtitle reliable? I mean in BD i watch the english subtitle, but in cinema, most probably go with the malay subtitle.

Any advice, or i should really forget about the subtitle and concentrate 100% to what they are talking? Or the subtitle is reliable to make you understand the story?

THank you

Okay... here's a WTF moment... and its back to - INCEPTION

Source:- http://www.beyondhollywood.com/wtf-did-chr...uck-comic-book/
Now the biggest history is revealed! And it's not even copied from The Matrix 

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