[QUOTE="XxspritexX"][QUOTE="clayron"]Most famous people have wildly incoherent tweets. I am more impressed that he was able to express his thoughts without the use of "text speak" and a bevy of expletives. But yeah, that ass whipping was terrible. Are UMAD that they probably will make more money than you in your lifetime? i md that iletrates get millons for putting ball in hop
[QUOTE="brandon2802"][QUOTE="rawsavon"]IMO. The wife was right the whole time. She got 'out'. He has been 'in' the whole time I thought I had the movie figured out until a friend said this. I also never got the thing about the totems, what is stopping him from just believing it falls over while he is dreaming? Because no else knows about the object, therefore an dream architect cannot copy it.
I am quickly becoming annoyed at people treating this movie like the Holy Grail when it has some serious inconsistences and huge plot holes. I've elaborated on them in another thread, and will repost them here if any are curious. It was an enjoyable movie, but not "the best oneever made" as many are claiming.
ForceFreeze
I have only watched the movie once, but I can't think of any plot holes that might have undermined the story. Although I am curious as to how the elevator fell in the hotel dream, even though there was no gravity. Also, why wasn't the third dream in zero gravity too if their bodies were floating in mid-air in the second dream? Not exactly a biggie though, I would appreciate if you linked that post of yours nevertheless.
The elevator shaft works the same way a shuttle does in outer space with the force and impact and all that physics crap. I am not sure why the third level was not effective, they may have explained it, a lot of stuff was explained so I may have missed the explanation myself.
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