On this issue, everyone also has different opinions and expresses their own views. Everyone has their own opinion, and netizens look for evidence from some details of the film.
Roughly speaking, there are mainly these views:
Point one: According to Cobb's subconscious memory, you can't see the face of the child in the last scene
Apparently by the end of the movie, he had seen it and embraced it
This is Evidence 1 He has lived in my real world
Point two: Why did they wake up without that instrument, why did the plane fly to Sydney before, why did they wake up to Los Angeles, and the gyroscope was his wife's, and his wife had returned to the real world, and the gyroscope would stop. It may also be that Cobb wanted to go home too much, so he had another dream at that time, a dream of going home to deceive himself.
Point three: In this film, the only thing that can be in the dream for a long time is the Lost Domain, and the dreams of other layers have time limits. But the Lost Lands are deserted, and there can be no customs, homes, and so on.
Even in other layers of dreams, dreams need to be built by the dream owner. But everyone else was his good friend, so how could he have such a dream to deceive him?
If he himself is the dream master, then he knows that he is in the dream. And as long as he knows that he is not in reality, he will not see the child's face. Even if others want to deceive the protagonist, the transformation of the scene from the plane to the customs, from the customs to the home, cannot be done in the dream.
Urinating thinks that the question is whether the end of the film gyro has stopped, in fact, whether Cobb has returned to reality at the end of the discussion.
It makes sense to speculate directly from the gyroscope, and a more obscure but logical way to look at the ring on Cobb's hand.
In all the dream scenes, Cobb has a ring on his hand, and in all real scenes, Cobb does not have a ring on his hand. Therefore, it is inferred from this that at the end of the film, Cobb did not have a ring on his hand when he passed the customs, so it can be known that he returned to reality and the gyro would stop.
1. At the beginning of the movie, go to Reipo to wake up Saito, the picture is from the bottom up, and there is a close-up of the hand.
2. Quest 1 When stealing saito's dream on the second floor, there is a ring.
Dream in a dream, when the first layer, there are also rings.
Mission One Fails Back to Reality, on the Train, Without a Ring (Cobb is the hand above)
Prepare for Mission Two, on a realistic aircraft. Lots of hand close-ups (or hints, because you'll be wearing a ring in a little while).
As soon as the picture turns, to the first layer of the dream, the hand holding the steering wheel immediately has a ring
The second layer of dreams, when posing as Fisher's security guard, also has a ring
Enter the Reiwa to find Fisher and Saito, and show the ring on your hand before entering the elevator (or deliberately designing the action).
Back to reality, ready to go home through customs, without a ring on your hand.
In Jasmine's memories before her death (reality), Cobb also wore a ring
It seems that this is a big easter egg in this movie: in contrast, I think love (the ring) is the totem that judges whether Cobb dreams or not. Of course everyone has a different view. The benevolent see the benevolent.
Want to see more movies in-depth analysis, welcome to subscribe. Thank you