What is this movie about anyway?

And how did he do that? By showing him the totem? Cobb looked confused in that scene.

the only thing i can say is this movie packed too much stuffs inside it, you will never get everything in 1 go (in fact, you won't even after several viewings), but most people liked it despite that

It's apparent to me now there are two kinds of people when it comes to Inception: those who think it's overrated, and those who are wrong.

Btw dude, where's your review for inception?

saito was looking for his rivals secret, which cillain murphy never had a peek off, how come he knew what was in the vault without going into it. If he did why didnt he tell cobb in the 1st place after getting his trust.

It was brillian btw. I thought, how will you plant an idea to a person and convince him of that. Of course, by using emotional persuasion. Making use of Robert Junior regret of not living up to his father expectation and the final secret in the safe which I think is what Robert Junior desire and wanted all along, his father approval & acceptance. If you think about it, its morally wrong to toy with a person emotion...and the audience seems to lap on it hehehe

pay attention what so little action only, matrix much better an d there are so man y unanswered question. Its a dirty scam to make viewerss go and view it repititvely so they " get it "

I think after Eames and co. influenced him into thinking his goddad was trying to hide something, their job is already done. The last part where he discover the 'truth' should be the outcome of direction where they wanted him to think about at the first place.

Quick edit: Example, they already know that he will have a new decision already after deceiving him, so lastly the 'decision' that they expect in the end is actually based on how he want to portray the 'truth' himself.
Another example, Fischer could picture that his dad actually loves him and wants him to become a man himself by building his own empire. That is 1 possibility. Another possibility would he would potray the 'truth' that his dad hates him and said he doesn't deserve to succeed the great empire his dad has built on.
All in all there are a lot of other possibility but it just depend on how Fischer 'creates' the 'truth' himself which is the last thing we see in the 'safe vault'

Saito on the other hand I feel he get his karma ... he try to do bad thing to Fischer and end up sendiri went into coma forever ... haiz ...

You know, that's a good question. I'd forgotten Eames said that. I remember them saying that they wanted to fool Fisher into believing the Snow World is the godfather's dream (the godfather was never there in the first place) and that Eames was somehow involved in the dream itself. Maybe, that was Fisher's dream and Eames was the architect?

of courselah , reality more important , didnt u learn that from inception! dont get stuck in your movies later cannot differentiate between reality and just a movie

Nice! Thanks for sharing that view.

Hairy, i'd ball my eyes out. haha.

Crap... now I almost know more than 50% of the film 

that made me wonder, why the hell she designed that fortress to be on a snowy mountain? and not some easier location?

I initially thought this was what happened as well. But I think n00b13 is right in pointing out that Eames said he wished he could see what was inside.

I think to answer the question, did Eames say this, in front of Fisher or when Fisher wasn't around?

Third dream end up far from fortress is actually an accident ... the more accident part is the fortress super heavy guard ... because Fischer was trained to defense his mind previously.

Eames just added some kind of bullshit shortcut in his level, the only purpose for this "shortcut" is to have the film force Ariadne into telling the layout of the level to Cobb whose projection of Mal then uses the info to kill Fischer. See, some parts of the script is so contrived it's just bullshit.

Remember the first mission against Saito?

Level 1 was the traitor's dream. Level 2 was Saito's dream.