Don't worry about it, that's happened to everyone.
I really enjoyed the film, how refreshingly original it was, and not yet another remake of a film.
This is very, very true. And I think I didn't emphasize in my review the sheer skill it takes to write a film about dreams that a.) feels dreamlike b.) isn't so closely tied to how one person dreams that it alienates sections of the audience and c.) is still understandable. I mean, Inception was impressively coherent.
In a mask of a human form she represented Cobb's guilt, the end result of his hubris. The subconscious of part of Cobb that prevented him from being an architect.
Hmm, interesting. While I know she was all a projection of Cobb's, she felt very... active to me, very much a character in her own right. I'll have to watch in again and see if my perception of her changes.
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I really enjoyed the film, how refreshingly original it was, and not yet another remake of a film.
This is very, very true. And I think I didn't emphasize in my review the sheer skill it takes to write a film about dreams that a.) feels dreamlike b.) isn't so closely tied to how one person dreams that it alienates sections of the audience and c.) is still understandable. I mean, Inception was impressively coherent.
In a mask of a human form she represented Cobb's guilt, the end result of his hubris. The subconscious of part of Cobb that prevented him from being an architect.
Hmm, interesting. While I know she was all a projection of Cobb's, she felt very... active to me, very much a character in her own right. I'll have to watch in again and see if my perception of her changes.