there is only one truth

Priscilla 2022-11-03 16:09:35

After reading a few movie reviews, although some people think the plot is controversial, I don't think there is a big logical flaw. Here are my thoughts on the possible doubts that everyone thinks:

- The protagonist is not schizophrenic, Cobb and the heroine are real - Cobb is the one who forged the box at the beginning of the film, in order to frame Bill, and is consistent with Bill's testimony - There are indeed two people in the cafe, and the waiter also gave two cups of coffee, not Empty Cup - Cobb told the heroine that killing the old woman was a lie to the heroine, twisting the purpose of the whole game, and the heroine telling Bill this may have prompted Bill to turn himself in. Although it doesn't affect Cobb's plans whether he turns himself in or not - even if Cobb doesn't get the murder weapon, the other circumstantial evidence is enough to make Bill the biggest suspect. The heroine's stuff, Club's injured subordinate and Bill's confession - Bill knows the password, although the heroine died after Club's subordinate was injured, the police can also interpret it as getting the money and coming back to silence - the Boss doesn't need to know the details, he only You need to tell Cobb to be careful to deal with the heroine.

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  • Crawford 2022-04-24 07:01:14

    Christopher Nolan's first feature film. Black and white film. The sense of black and white is not very good, but the handling of the story is very skillful, and it is very useful to shake the burden when appropriate. end row.

  • Arielle 2022-04-24 07:01:14

    My God, it's amazing, it leads people to the abyss step by step, whether it's the actor or the audience! That's a thousand-dollar movie, and anything is possible. . How I liked the last shot! Nolan is a god. . .

Following quotes

  • Cobb: It's like a diary. They hide it. But actually they want someone to see it. That's what I do.

  • Cobb: That's what it's all about - interrupting someone's life, making them see all the things they took for granted. Like when they go back and buy all this stuff from the shelves with the insurance money, they'll have to think for the first time in a long time why they wanted all this stuff, what it's for. You take it away, and show them what they had.