Inception *possible spoilers*

[Matt D.]

I still would vote it stopped at the end, it was some heavy wobbling...
They showed it wobbling then they cut away. He walked away from the table and then showed it again and it was spinning perfectly straight. Who knows.

[Super Bleeder!!]

Loved it. The ending really isnt worth debating, because it was obviously made that way to inspire discussions. Just enjoy it for what it was :)

[Super Bleeder!!]

Its A Crazy Movie But Its Awesome! I would Love To Brake Into Peoples Minds!!! It did I'm Sure It Did I use To Play With Those Spinning Things Once They Loose Momentum They Start Wobbling So Im Sure It Did

You only need to capitalize the first word of a sentence.

[awd-drifter]

the wobble had the audience though. it was funny because the people behind us were like "oh, is going to fall?" CUTS! "ohhhhh man!" everyone said that. hahaha. I think the clues like Leo's character seeing his kids and all might have made it seem like he wasn't in the dream because you don't see the kid's faces until the ending...unless it's just another projection.

[Matt D.]

The ending really isnt worth debating, because it was obviously made that way to inspire discussions. Just enjoy it for what it was :)
QFT

[awd-drifter]

Loved it. The ending really isnt worth debating, because it was obviously made that way to inspire discussions. Just enjoy it for what it was :)

discuss indeed :) I think it was just an epical movie...maybe ahead of it's time. Like, the dreams with a dream...WITHIN a dream. Loved how they did go through like projections and how the people in the dreams in the sub concious were fighting the visitors because they didn't recognize certain people...or something like that. The "kick" had a very interesting idea to it and it definitely made sense.

[t-revzr]

It was alright...

[Alpha D]

You only need to capitalize the first word of a sentence.

Ha i know thank you for reminding me . . . The ending sure did its job of causing discussion good movie!

[mlomker]

I personally don't see much of a moral question. Whether dude breaks up the company or keeps it, he still gets the money and control over that process. There wasn't really any theft there. I think it's just another part of the genius of the film.

[stikx]

saw the movie Sunday, its a must see film. like the comment above, its ahead of its time. there are actually two moral issues; forcing someone to think a certain way and monopolizing a business sector. the ending is however you take it, its either real or he is in his teacher's dream, who could possibly architect such a dream.