What did Saito say to Cobb?

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“Do you want to become an old man, filled with regret, waiting to die alone?” These words (or something close to them) are uttered three times in the film. The first time, the words are those of Saito (Ken Watanabe), in his helicopter in Kyoto, when he first approaches Cobb about the possibility of inception.

Why is Saito older than Cobb in Limbo?

The most common theory as to why Cobb is younger then Saito in limbo is because Cobb knew limbo wasn’t reality so he projected himself not aging, whereas Saito lost his mind down there and thought he was aging and not in a dream.

How long did Cobb spend in Limbo with Saito?

Therefore, Cobb and Saito would have been trapped in limbo for 182 years if they hadn’t been kicked out of the dream. It’s tempting to also use the 1:20 ratio to calculate how much time might have passed for Cobb and Mal on the surface when they were trapped in limbo.

What happens to Saito at the end of Inception?

After using the grenade to kill many projections, Saito dies, and goes into Limbo.

Is Saito still in Limbo?

When Saito dies in the third level and sinks to Limbo, he’s already begun to age in ways that not even Cobb can fully understand. In Inception, one of the final twists is that Saito has accepted Limbo as reality. He’s lived there for decades, just as Cobb knowingly spent decades in Limbo with his wife Mal.

How did Cobb and Saito get out of Limbo?

Cobb and Mal manage to leave Limbo by committing suicide, presumably straight into the waking world. Robert Fischer and Ariadne also manage to leave Limbo by falling from a high balcony, kicking them back to the third dream level of the Inception dream.

How did Cobb and Saito get back from limbo?

Cobb and Saito got out of limbo by waiting until the sedative ran out (and they were normal-asleep) then they shot themselves, thus waking up.

Is Saito stuck in limbo?

Cobb and Saito are both stuck in limbo, and according to someone on the team (can’t remember who said it) limbo is a place you don’t want your mind to be in… but some how Cobb and Mal once managed to get out of it without returning back to the real world as “vegetables” by killing themselves in the limbo world.

Did Cobb and Saito get out of limbo?

How did Cobb and Saito get back from Limbo?

Is Cobb still in Limbo ending?

Ariadne successfully retrieves Fisher, Cobb stays behind in limbo to retrieve Saito, whose wounds also plunged him to limb but I really don’t have time to tell you about that in full, and the team gets off the 10-hour flight from Australia to Los Angeles.

Is Cobb still in Limbo?

Is Cobb still in a dream at the end of Inception?

The way the film is set up, Inception is a story about a man trying to get home to his children. In truth, the underlying message as we interpret it of the scenes mentioned above is that Cobb is actually still dreaming, and in the end, his dreams are his new home.

What’s the deal with Cobb and Saito?

What happened to Saito’s mind when he was in limbo?

Thus it’s implied that this is how they get back, and the Cobb, having spent so much time in Limbo and having done it before, is able to still distinguish reality from the dream. The shot from before brought Saito to Limbo, but he is now hale and whole. His mind would have been lost if he had died in Limbo is my assertion.

What happened to Saito in inception?

In the third Inception dream level, Saito assists the group but ultimately dies, along with Fischer, who is subsequently sent to Limbo but saved by Cobb and Ariadne.

Why is Cobb still young while Saito is old?

I think the reason why Cobb is still young while Saito is old is because Cobb managed to catch the kick and wake up from limbo to the snow world.

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