Christopher Nolan fans love the director for his intricate plots, big set pieces and surprise endings. One of the most notable cappers of his career is the unforgettable conclusion to Inception, which leaves the audience guessing whether or not Leonardo DiCaprio's character is still stuck in a dream world. It's easily one of the most talked-about finales of any film in the history of cinema. Now, over 13 years after its release, Nolan is sharing his take on how his sci-fi thriller closes, after not having publicly discussed it "in a while."
The acclaimed filmmaker sat down with Josh Horowitz of the Happy, Sad, Confused podcast, where he opened up about how he's constantly asked for answers on the ambiguous ending to 2010’s Inception. When the film first came out, it seemed like it was the only question the director got about the film, as fans were straight-up clamoring for their queries to be addressed. The Memento helmer reflected on this time, saying:
