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What do you think happened at the end of Inception?


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  1. 1. What do you think happened at the end of Inception?

    • Cobbs made it out of the dream world and got to go back home
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    • Cobb didn't make it out of the dream world and is stuck in Limbo with Seito
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It's been a while since the last time I watched the movie, but if my memory isn't tricking me, his token didn't stop, did it? So it's very likely that Cobb didn't made it out of the dream world.

It's starts wobbling right before the screen cuts black. 

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I think that making it out of the dream world interpretation doesn't make sense.

 

Cobbs' problem was supposedly that he couldn't enter US to see his children. But this problem was easily solved by his children & mother in-law leaving US to see him. Meaning that there was a bigger problem than that that he's intentionally 'forgetting'. Also doesn't France has an extradition treaty with US? - How is is safer to be in France than in US then? Why isn't he arrested there? Perhaps all the movie was his dream to avoid that awful reality.

 

But what do I know. To me the whole movie didn't make much sense.

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I want to say he got out. The key clue for me was that he's token started wobbling,if he was in the dream world still there would be no faults. It would continuously spin with no problem but it started to wobble like it was going to slow down. So i'm thinking he got out

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It's open to interpretation. I think he got out of the dream in the end.

This.

I believe he got out of the dream too. But seeing Cobb doesnt wait for the token's result, it just shows that he doesnt care anymore imo

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