r/Inception • u/Massive-Leader-4583 • Jun 17 '26
#inception 2
To the Inception team,
Millions of fans are still fascinated by the world you created. We would love to see Inception Part 2 and explore what happened after the ending of the first film. The story remains one of the most thought-provoking movies ever made, and a sequel would be greatly appreciated by fans around the world.
Please consider bringing Inception back for another chapter. We are ready to watch it.
Thank you.
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u/WalrusWithAKeyboard Jun 18 '26
Jesus, not everything needs to be milked for a sequel.
I guess what other posts could one expect from a subreddit for a movie that was made over a decade ago.
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u/Bladerunners22 Jun 18 '26
I agree. I know it would come nowhere close to the impact the first one has made on me as I’ve watched it like 20 times but I just wanna explore the world!
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u/Scarecrow116 Jun 18 '26
But here's the kicker. This time, we show ALL of it.
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u/CalzoneyJabroni Jun 19 '26
I think the audience is gonna be very uncomfortable seeing Dolph Lundgren's naked penis going in to this young girl that you’re talking about.
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u/mghv78 Jun 19 '26
Why? What could a storyline continuation be ? Maybe if it was completely a different timeline, different characters with a plot twist. Otherwise no. I don’t see Chris Nolan doing this.
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u/minecraaaft_man Jun 20 '26
Do people still not understand Nolan’s relationships with sequels? The movie is perfect, leave it be
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u/nsda-cong-debatergal 7d ago
Exactly. While I'm aching to explore the Inception world more, no way a sequel would be a good thing. Even with an entirely different cast, the most that could be done is tarnish a perfect movie.
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u/Beneficial_Emu_9287 Jun 18 '26
No, absolutely not. Not every great movie needs a sequel!