Inception - Every Christopher Nolan Movie Reviewed and Ranked

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[@artvandelay1499]

I’ll never forget seeing this in the theater for the first time, and that moment where JGL is fighting that goon in the spinning hallway gave me chills, so inventive.

[@fraktothefuture87]

And the actual rig they made to film that is bonkers

[@EverythingWentSideways]

this was one of the few times that i got out of a theater and was so enthralled i had to see it again a few days later with more friends

[@SDHero]

I feel like Nick complaining about the complexity and the rules is really missing the point, the constant shifting of rules and goals is part of how Nolan makes the entire movie feel like a dream, where nothing stays the same from moment to moment. Nick's point would be fair if Nolan was mostly trying to make a heist film, but that's just the genre through which Nolan is meditating on dreams and dream logic. Concrete rules are not how dreams operate. I can appreciate his point about how much exposition is in the film, but it's there so that you, like the characters, feel like the ground is moving underneath your feet. The rules were this, but now they're this, and a little later on, they'll change again. I don't know that this film achieves what it's going for without the characters needing to constantly reassess what's happening and why.

[@AirBarber22]

someone ear mark this for when Nick inevitably applauds a movie for breaking/changing the rules midway through

[@joshuacameron5333]

I just don’t agree with most of Nick’s points in this review. This movie is a crazy masterpiece.

[@TheREALJohnL]

I just feel like he was reviewing his 2nd viewing of it and not actually reviewing the movie itself.

[@joshuacameron5333]

John L that’s what it felt like to me too.

[@Darwinfeeshy]

Nick is filling the classic "film buffs need to shit on Inception" cliche. The reason this phenomenon came about is because Inception was one of the first "heady" films to gain mainstream attention, acclaim, and fame, so, since it was popular, film nerds had to shit all over it. The same response can be seen in Dan Harmon's (creator of Community and co-creator of Rick & Morty) hatred of Inception. It's classic hipster mentality. It's just "the thing" that film buffs have to do to be hip, like musicians hating on pop music (some of which is genuinely good).

[@Sam-jv6fb]

This is fast 5 in review all over again for nick

[@AirBarber22]

@@TheREALJohnL you nailed it. You obviously can't rewatch a movie for the first time but I don't think it's fair to knock a movie that does something brilliant just because you've already seen it do it. That is like saying the Vader reveal isn't great because you already know it

[@lokithor99]

I love the exposition dump and how it's handled through a Charming Montage that helps develop the characters personalities and it's almost like a mini movie in its self as it has Peaks and valleys and is accompanied by awesome Hans Zimmer score and Wally Pfister cinematography and shot on great locales

[@KratosRager]

Coming from 40 minutes into the audio version to read comments on if they ever get to the plot.

[@RossLeyshon]

I love Nick. I really do. But amazes me how we either REALLY agree on a movie or REALLY disagree. This is unfortunately one of the moments I disagree haha. This is my favourite Nolan film with the Dark Knight just behind it

[@Saberwolf2112]

He's someone who can absolutely overlook huge flaws in one film and then let tiny ones in another film ruin his whole experience. I love him but I feel like his critiques aren't super trustworthy because he's rarely consistent from one movie to the next.

[@Watkins2602]

"Did anyone else think Mal was like a sexy spider?" Andy's mind must be protected at all costs

[@mitchg5809]

When are we gonna get Nicks bad takes in review?

[@mabsali8770]

Hands down Nolan’s best film. Incredible filmmaking and still blows me away in every subsequent watch

[@jasonc2341]

I can see why Intersteller isn't for everyone, but its score is damn good.

[@troyd3603]

This comment is a week early lol

[@iRyanSF]

This is an absolute masterpiece of a film, by far my favorite film ever. I don't agree with Nick's opinions about the film after a second viewing since this film is literally made for multiple viewings in order to appreciate this film and understand how deep it is. I would've liked to share my notes about the film over the years I have seen it, containing reasons and clues to if the whole thing was a dream or a reality. Still appreciate you guys' review and opinions, I hope this is #1. It's definitely my #1 on my list.

[@simarbeer]

Michael Caine said every scene he is in is reality. Also no ring in that scene. Also Nolan hired two different actors a younger daughter Claire Geare as the 3year old Phillipa and Taylor Geare as a 5year old Phillipa. Same for the son as Magnus Nolan (yes Christopher Nolan's son) as 20 months old James Cobb and Johnathan Geare as 3 years old James. The clothes these kids wear are similar but not the same as the old memories.

[@YounusNobi]

Question: No ring in the last scene at the house?

[@KitchenerLeslie2]

Younus after Cobb wakes up on the plane you never see his ring finger. It is always obscured.

[@dclarkmusic]

There’s so many details and so much to consider in this movie that I honestly think if you think you get it, you’re missing something. Every time I watch I catch new things.

[@rogueowlproductions]

I've always had the mentality with the ending being that it doesn't matter whether or not Cobb's is in a dream or not because he's finally happy.

[@dakotabarrett8]

I like how Kevin will cut on his mic just to shake his head. Not say anything audible needing a mic, just a physical action he had no need of a mic for XD

[@noobmasteryoyo5136]

Us podcast listeners are missing out

[@DavidMac8Six8]

TO ANSWER NICK'S QUESTION ABOUT THE RULES CHANGING (and why exposition was so important because he seemed to have missed a few points): It was explained that the specially concocted sedative provides stability within the dream world and leaves inner ear functionality impaired. Meaning made it possible to go three levels deep without the levels falling apart from events happening in the higher levels (when the van flipped down the inclined but they didn't wake up which was dangerous cuz it was very similar to falling). The doctor also explained when Saito got shot and Eames was gonna shoot him that they were too heavily sedated to be woken up that way. They (Cobb) also explained the way to be woken up from three levels deep using this sedative would be with an extremely powerful kick to penetrate all levels hence the synchronized kicks at each level and that's why the kicks were so elaborate. (falling off a bridge into the water, falling in an elevator shaft, falling from a high level in an exploding building, falling from a high building in limbo). They are synchronized to create one HUGE kick to wake them up from being three levels deep. If they died as Saito did, the sedative is keeping them asleep at the lower levels. So they wouldn't simply wake up. Their minds would be kicked to limbo. The kick was the only way to truly be woken up from 3 levels deep. So the rules didn't change technically. It was the addition of the sedative that just caused that rule to become null and void and what makes Inception so damn hard. Nolan is brilliant.

[@TheBlueGoldenHawk]

You're right, except one minor correction: Yusuf said his special sedative left inner ear functionality UNimpaired, so they could be woken up through the "kicks"

[@Rooney87]

Everything Greg and Nick said in the first 8mins I couldn't disagree more.

[@rodrial1234]

Greg right at the beginning already has me dying! 😂😂

[@S0mewhat_Damaged]

To throw something else into the mix.... the part were Cobb visits Yusuf and he goes into a deep sleep to try out his sedative mix, after he wakes up, he spins the totem but drops it. For all we know he was asleep the whole time still.

[@pgs9407]

By far the most confusing review ever and considering the movie it fits.

[@tongslie]

at 1:41 Tim pauses after saying Kiki's Delivery Service. He already saw it coming. LOL

[@Kdude216]

I get that Nick thinks it should be simpler, but I feel like it was suppose to be purposefully difficult, and with difficulty comes more words. I for sure liked it how it was, the added difficulty is what gets people to have discussions like the one you, and a whole bunch of us, had. Also, it has to be simple at the start, because you can't do trigonometry without knowing 2+2. You need to have the foundation before you throw everything else on top, before you get the full effect of what Cobb knows and has gone through in his life.

[@YourGFsFavoriteBF]

Prestige is number one-A and Inception is one-B. They are damn near perfect films regardless of genre.

[@SupernoidOcelot]

The Calderon haiku is a reference to Pedro Calderon de la Barca, a 17th century playwright who wrote one of the most famous plays of all time: "Life is a Dream". Being a theatre nerd has its perks!

[@BruceWayneBrady]

Secretly hoping to see if Greg does use a whiteboard to explain things at some point. All jokes aside, really loving In Review. Giving me a great excuse to revisit movies like this.

[@MarkEightThree]

The Calderon mention in the haikus was a reference to the NBA player Jose Calderon shooting threes.

[@MikeSW]

My ranking so far... 1. The Prestige 2. Insomnia 3. Inception 4. Memento 5. The Following

[@joshua0209]

I think they can use the rule of “if you die in a dream you wake up” in any consequent layers from the 1st one right? That’s how they’re able to do the explosions in the 2nd and 3rd layers. The problem was that they had to live in the first layer until the sedative wore off. So when Leo DiCaprio drowned in the first layer he was able to stay in limbo. The problem was that they had to die in the limbo stage (which was the 4th one I think where they are still alive ) in order to finally wake up from that and therefore reach all the top layers. The only problem is that we don’t know if it took decades for Leo to find him or if he actually waited that long (based on the principle that the first layer was a week and subsequent layers were months and years or something like that) to find him and kill him.

[@Mike_L.]

I like Prestige a bit more (mainly for the performances and time period), but Inception is a damn good film. I agree with Nick that the exposition is pretty heavy though. It doesn't negatively impact the overall experience, because it's really cool stuff, but it's still pretty apparent and takes me out of the experience a little.

[@vinnybastos]

The only part that bugs the shit out of me is Arthur alone at the Hotel level. He would've had to wrap everyone up, without gravity, fought off the last guy, dragged them all into the elevator, placed the charges and simulated the kick through the blast in THREE MINUTES! That's impossible. There's just no way.

[@myfilms999]

I personally think this movie Tells a lot, but it also Shows a lot. It's the perfect mix imo. Nick complained about how the beginning is just Leo walking around with Ellen Paige spewing exposition, but for me it's still rewatchable because Ellen Paige's character is constantly changing the world (Flipping the city onto itself, raising the bridge, etc), and it's like we're also experiencing it for the first time.

[@Woozie87]

could the plane landing at the end be the jump in reality?

[@simarbeer]

For all the negativity around the use of such heavy exposition. That explanation of rules and exposition is the bases for an underlying theme that dreams function as movies with DiCaprio as the director literally dressed like Nolan, Tom Hardy as actor , joseph gordon as producer and so on. So the rules of starting in the middle like movies, the subconscious looking for the dreamer like the audience looking for the proof if this a dream or not and action scenes in dream mirror this homage to the james bond action and movies . So even when they bring your attention to such rules you fail to entirely distinguish between the dream and the reality of these characters and Mal kind of calls it out saying Cob's life is like an action movie which is like a dream. So that's why I feel like the exposition lays not just this sci fi rules but the underlying themes Nolan is playing with.

[@Inkadu4You]

Fun fact: every time Cobb was dreaming he wore the wedding ring and when he was in the real world he didn’t have the ring

[@vinnybastos]

Did he have the ring in the final scene?

[@Inkadu4You]

vinícius bastos I didn’t see a ring in the final scene

[@envynav3520]

Robin Van Bender, Tim literally said that

[@vinnybastos]

@Mee Braiden That's pretty cool

[@Inkadu4You]

envynav I literally didn’t get that far, relax. but I’m digging the theory the whole movie is a dream and we the audience wake up at the end of the credits, Nolan is so clever.

[@mjspresents]

42 minutes, explaining 'the kick' way more than I ever thought about it-- it raised smart questions I didn't ask and blew my mind with the answers lol. Fuck I love this podcast! 😆😆😆

[@loukang7680]

'Show don't tell' isn't insightful. It's the first thing new or young writers are instructed to do. Nick has mentioned it a few times on Screencast and for his sake I hope it fades quickly. Watching movies with this lens can absolutely ruin the magic of movies. It could even ruin a masterpiece like the Departed.

[@MikeSW]

Exposition does a fine enough job of spoiling things.

[@DanielHodder7]

Obviously super late to comment this but Nick's point of them changing the rules and heightening the stakes half way through the movie seems like such a weird take. He wants them to do the "die in the dream, die in real life" thing. Then the entire movie would have to be different. Why would anyone go on this mission just so Leo can see his kids if the risk is death? You'd have to explain why every single individual character would go on this mission or change the goal to something different. And isn't ramping up stakes in the third act a good thing? So you start to feel the tension as you get towards the finale. If the entire movie had the same stakes, then the stakes aren't as impactful.

[@zap9124]

Hate it when they don't do a plot synopsis, especially when the movie is a really good.

[@Woozie87]

Blame Greg, we all know Movies aren’t Greg’s thing, Nick should take over the Plot synopsis... I thought I was the only one who gets livid when they don’t break down the movie and discuss plot beat by plot beat. Gets to me lmao

[@mitchg5809]

Yeah I’m bummed I was really looking forward to a synopsis

[@MaxwellSmartOddy]

I was the opposite. Enjoyed this discussion much more than The Prestige last week. Also, it's less of a plot synopsis and more of a moment-by-moment recap, which I think is the problem. I'd rather they find a balance of overviewing each act briefly, then diving into a free-from conversation.

[@matt6310]

@@Woozie87 The plot synopsis is fun, unique and sets their in review series apart from any other podcast with people talking movies. Wish we had it every week.

[@imrankazzy9076]

Carlos Mendoza blame greg? Gregs reviews are far more entertaining, while as nick, whether he is doing the plot or not his is the only voice you hear for 90% of any of the reviews lately, im at like minute 50 still wondering why nick is interrupting everyone every other sentence and i have barely heard anything from greg or andy.

[@keemg10]

How crazy did Tim want the dreams to be when the hotel hallway was rotating, the Train was in the middle of the streets, the entire city folded over itself (before Dr. Strange did it), etc...

[@joshuanolet1076]

Micheal Caine did an Interview where he said that Nolan told him that any scene that has him in it is in the real world, therefore the ending was in the real world

[@Spoulard]

So no ones gonna acknowledge how expertly Tim just inceptioned an add through Kevin?

[@enicot]

Nick has become kind of an uncompromising expert in the three act structure, which is the easiest rookie mistake for screenwriter aspirants

[@emanuelramirez9132]

Yeah you can tell he went to film school and a lot of his critiques are based on how an average film should he paced

[@HusslerkiD]

Loved this film. Loved that it was complex but explained well. Still unsure if it's above prestige for me

[@soshwoink2203]

I love this movie for the Matrix effect! 1st watch you just appreciate the story and effect. 2nd you get more details and understand more. AND ON AND ON AND ON with each replay!

[@kylerpolson4811]

This is one of the only movies that if it's on TV all watch. If it's anywhere close to the hallway scene I'll sit there and wait until the hallway scene

[@daviddemary558]

I'm pretty sure that the totems only show you if you're in someone else's dream. The top could fall even if he's still in his own dream. I don't think it actually matters though because the movie is about how reality is relative to your perception

[@soshwoink2203]

Best quote of the movie is still. I bought the airline! AHAHAH how baller can you be?

[@thesamerkateet]

The best thing about the movie is the idea itself. Lots of movies have ordinary ideas. The film should not be perfect in every aspect of it but if it succeeds to make you think and try to interpret and criticize; you can say you watched a great film. Sometimes over analyzing films ruins the amusement of watching. You will like the movie everytime you watch it again. Also, the idea of layers is present in cinema itself so you have a movie with many layers each of which is relevant to one dream layer!! 👍🎬🎥

[@MikeSW]

This is THE most Nolan movie. It's pretty much entirely concerned with the premise behind the story and takes great efforts to make tangible and grand spectacles. It makes for an engaging first viewing but loses most of its luster on revisits. I prefer The Prestige over this if only for the more fleshed out characters. They aren't deep or 100% believable, but they do serve as pretty good foils for one another - Jackman and Bale draw you in. There aren't really any interesting relationships or characters in Inception. It's mostly exposition and spinning hallways, but the spinning hallways are pretty dope...

[@Rian-zf7ye]

Does the dude on the top right realize that even with all the exposition in the film (which I like) that people were still confused when it was over? Yes, show not tell is a good rule, but this movie is the exception, because it actually needed it. And it made sense in the narrative as well.

[@MumonguGaming]

What if there's no reality and the whole movie is a dream and if he wakes up he's in a pod with Keanu Reeves

[@brendandougherty954]

Are they not including the Dark Knight trilogy in the Nolan series?

[@alexjames2264]

This intro is special!

[@kyledion1346]

So this is the first time I watched this movie in years and I've got to say I was way off. For years I had said it was my least favorite Nolan movie and that it was just pretentious nonsense but after re-watching it I now realize that it is every bit the masterpiece its made out to be. Still not as good as The Dark Knight, Batman Begins, and The Prestige though.

[@cesterjr]

Calderon is the writer of the play Life is a Dream.

[@_jeromethegreat5119]

Mind Heist was in the intro to Madden 12 or 13 i believe

[@ZadeWilson]

What's Up y'all, City of Legends here with a bit of context for my Haiku in Review, So "Life is a Dream" is a play by Pedro Calderon de la Barca about an imprisoned prince, fated to become a tyrant. Because of this prophecy, his father locks him away for his entire life. However, a few years down the line his father wonders if this was a mistake and decides to release his son, who wakes up in the palace and is told that his imprisonment was all just a dream. The prince starts showing some tyrannical tendencies and so is locked up once more and is told, Actually, It Was Your Time As a Prince That Was Just a Dream. This is just a basic explanation for the play, but I thought the name and the dream connection was a good fit for the #HaikuInReview

[@benstone2614]

Ok. So was watching along with the comments open and saw a lot of people disagreeing with Nic. I don't agree with him but I'm chill. I do agree that at times he's overly critical to maybe try and be funny but it's ok... I don't mind. Then it comes to the 50 minute mark where they are talking about Inception winning the Oscar for best sound mixing and he comments that he's surprised about this. He then states that he is listening to this on his tv speakers. NOW I'm like WTF Nic haha. How can you even begin to make any sort of comment? You know movies! You're a movie "buff". There's no planet where someone comments on the fidelity of sound quality and mixing when you are listening to it with tv speakers! This is where you just full on lose me.

[@KalebKoho]

7. Following 6. Memento 5. Insomnia 4. Batman Begins 3. Inception 2. The Prestige 1. The Dark Knight

[@aarons.2323]

And The Dark Knight Rises has been removed from your brain. I guess Dom Cobb has been in there. Clever. LOL

[@MaximLight269]

Kevin, it's not meant to keep spinning or stop spinning... its meant to be ambiguous

[@janajera24]

Kevins Totten would be that damn roomba thats always turns on during games daily

[@KitchenerLeslie2]

The more I watch this movie the more I get convinced he’s dreaming at the end. I went from he got home, to it doesn’t matter, to he didn’t, to he’s never been awake, to he purposely did this all knowing he’d never get home and his end goal was tricking himself to be able to truly believe he got home.

[@KitchenerLeslie2]

To now I’m thinking Michael Caine says, this boy is lost. I’ll let him think he got his kids back.

[@Sam-jv6fb]

This is fast 5 all over again for nick

[@fraktothefuture87]

I really do love these Nolan reviews, because they're more just full-blown discussions and new realizations than actual "reviews." This movie blows my mind every time I see it. Can't wait to watch Interstellar in Review I do, however, feel like Nick is unnecessarily shitting on this film. You get kicked up levels, and it doesn't need to be in real life, because they're also all on a long ass flight from LAX to Sydney (?) when they all go under

[@KingQuiso]

I'm surprised Tim didn't mention Lil Wayne's 6ft 7ft video that was based off inception. Where's blessing and cool greg.

[@Woozie87]

i assumed we never saw the kids faces because he didnt take that last look and his memory of their faces faded, than at the end we see their faces so assume its real

[@MrPopololo22]

Wes Anderson and Edgar Wright in review next please!

[@preacherduderox]

I get it, Andy! She has something interesting going on with how offputting yet sweet she is; like a spider trying to lure you in.

[@Woozie87]

to Nick...hes not adding new explanations hes adding new situations to move the plot further, i dont believe Nolan is playing fast and loose with the rules of the world he made, left room for conversation..like prestige the solution is never as exciting as the trick

[@MenziFanclub]

The kids are not the same in the flashbacks and the end of the movie. If you watch side by side shots, the ending kids are older and not wearing the same outfit. I think that would change some of their arguments during the review.

[@rickyticky7221]

Timeless classic

[@jameel88]

Do they ever do the Plot on this one or just talk about the movie?

[@finchy-the-slug6554]

Bring back rkg 😉 Love you guys too

[@Landonio]

I swear Nick tries to have trash opinions on movies.

[@googlename9851]

Do a review on the social network

[@derekgereg5470]

Nick-Picking should be a new segment.

[@KitchenerLeslie2]

Crap. I just rewatched this movie but had a new thought. Maybe Michael Caine sees how lost LDC is and goes and incepts this new reality for him so he can at least be happy. Now I’ll have to watch it again.

[@pgeyser777]

So nervous for interstellar being my fav movie of all time.

[@Mike_L.]

I prefer the idea of it being a dream all along, but too much 'evidence' points to it being real life. Was it ever established how much time passed between Darth Maul's death and the movie? Could've only been a few months, no? In which case the kids would look similar.

[@carlllight3931]

This movie is 80% exposition and hand holding. Personally have it a 3 behind prestige and memento. Interstellar actually suffers from a lot of the same problems, but I think it's not as on the nose as Inception. Literally TWO characters are just exposition machines in this. Still enjoyed it though 😂

[@ao13olivares123]

Could it be possible to make a sequel to this movie or a spin off

[@Woozie87]

Wild theory...Tenet is a secret sequel to Inception

[@Woozie87]

Or at least exists in the same universe by name dropping Cobb or Cobb makes a cameo

[@bradycloutman5291]

This Movie didnt have that crazy Dream world Flipping because They saved that trippy dream shit for Doctor Strange

[@infinitecorpze]

Consensus for this episode: Tops are crazy and Doms are dope

[@jordanmiller3535]

I love the in review episodes where u guys are just discussing/analyzing the story. I like going through the plot but these types are my favorite

[@KitchenerLeslie2]

What’s great about Nolan movies is I could understand someone saying any one of his movies is their favorite movie.

[@robertvasquez4564]

Perfect gift from Kinda Funny on my birthday

[@joehaley1147]

Mine's as well

[@CoNiCuZn]

On Nick saying Nolan doesn't direct action well: please go rewatch the first fight between Batman and Bane in TDKR.

[@blazeabrahams5421]

They don't need a kick to wake up, Ellen P and Leo wake up multiple times without the kick when he is training her. The dream machine mostly likely is bringing you back

[@vinnybastos]

When the time on the clock of the machine ends, right?

[@soshwoink2203]

I love that there is so much to discuss about that movie that the guys totally forgot to tell the plot!!! AHAHAHAHAH like TOTALLY!

[@MrPanhead77]

I have no idea what anyone is talking about but it sounds like a great movie

[@Uppernorwood976]

Nick seems to be missing the point slightly imo. He keeps saying they should simplify the plot in order to reduce exposition, but the complexity is the whole point of this film. It’s supposed to be a mind bender, not a relaxed action romp or emotional drama. ‘Too much exposition’ is not in itself a valid criticism in general.

[@henreebee6561]

Ok, I’ma have to go watch Inception now for the 10th time, thanks guys. :)

[@KitchenerLeslie2]

Henree Bee they got me too.

[@DEMONATA1995]

My favourite film 😁

[@icymoe1024]

Amazing film

[@shutuppabs323]

This movie has the appearance of depth but really it’s a simple, if not, borderline stoner logic with just a group of high folks saying imagine if we were in a dream within a dream within a dream within a dream etc. This is another Nolan classic of taking an amalgamation of different time theories, Greek metrology, and dream consciousness theories all rolled into this visually stunning movie where people mistake this concoction of utter nonsense as intelligence and genius when in reality it’s none of those things. But it’s true nice to look at 👍🏼

[@lexis4490]

Nick and Gregg found it boring, but I found the way the movie was told, I was a part of the crew. Let's go!

[@MatthewNovak]

This movie is a masterpiece

[@infinitecorpze]

I'm so fucking pissed. This was finally the week I was waiting for and when does Netflix decide to remove Inception?? Ofc

[@infinitecorpze]

Thank God for happening to have prime video

[@MrEnyaws07]

Nick can be so pretentious with his opinions that it slogs down the show. Just let it be, my guy.

[@shutuppabs323]

Hold on so you watched this movie but thought Nick was pretentious? Interesting because this is Pretentious: The Movie.

[@karlerminven]

How ironic. Because Andy bringing up the point of people making fun of this movie is definitely true and earned. People are acting like you have to be some sort of genius to understand Inception. The people defending this movie, because they need this to be the smartest movie ever made, are the pretentious ones.

[@MrEnyaws07]

Who said that I watched the movie? Ive said nothing about the movie, Im talking about Nick quite often nitpicking movies to no end. @@shutuppabs323

[@MrEnyaws07]

You're just generalizing those who liked the film. I've said nothing about the movie, wether I liked it or not, Im just talking about Nick here, so Im not sure how your comment is relevant. @@karlerminven

[@aoe41015]

After watching it again for the tenth time and still questioning parts. Pay attention to Cobbs ring finger when he is in reality and a dream. I personally feel it is reality because I wanted Cobb to live a life with his children. After reading a theory about Cobbs ring being on in a dream and off in reality i feel vindicated that it is in fact reality. Though I'll watch it again and STILL question if it is.

[@KitchenerLeslie2]

Aaron Cushley you never see his ring finger after he wakes up on the plane though.