All of them, except the first half of Memento. The second half is very odd without the first half, let me tell you ;)
>>Yes, their original misfortune is outside their own control ... but how they deal with it thereafter is their own,<< I think that's it. Because the rest seem to try to deal in a way that protects their nearest and dearest, or at least minimise the risk (if you're being generous about the dectective in Insomnia), Cobb won't deal with his problems, and puts other people in danger. Which is actually probably half of the plot of the two Batman films. You're right that he does keep coming back to some themes.
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Date: 2010-08-03 08:02 pm (UTC)>>Yes, their original misfortune is outside their own control ... but how they deal with it thereafter is their own,<< I think that's it. Because the rest seem to try to deal in a way that protects their nearest and dearest, or at least minimise the risk (if you're being generous about the dectective in Insomnia), Cobb won't deal with his problems, and puts other people in danger. Which is actually probably half of the plot of the two Batman films. You're right that he does keep coming back to some themes.