really interesting story i heard or read but it was about a man who had an accident and woke up from coma only to live his full life and have kids and a wife. when one day he sees a lamp and it looks odd so he watches it. and things began to change.
@@sergeyscherbakov1541 The deal was that Saito would make a phone call to erase Cobb's criminal record if the inception was successful. Of course, he had to make the call before Cobb got to Customs or Cobb would have been arrested.
The totem was shaking at the end and was about to fall. Watch the end just before the credits scene comes up. And it is now confirmed. Also, even if it was a dream, the totem would spin forever. So anyway Cobb would see it spinning non stop when he walks across the house again. And kills himself to continue the task.
I'm a huge fan of Hans Zimmer and many of the other composers, but nothing hits quite like this song. Many people consider Interstellar his best work but nothing hits quite like this. It truly is his masterpiece.
There is a story about this melody. Actually a sad a story was told by hans zimmer.. He began composing Time after what happened.. That what makes time Special
Interstellar's "Docking" scene is one of my favorite in all of cinema and is one of a handful of scenes that I would change genuinely nothing about. The ending scene here is another one that I'd change nothing about. The soundtrack is absolutely INTEGRAL to the success of both. But they can't be directly compared, at least in my opinion. The scene in Interstellar is about the triumph of mankind against adversity ("It's not possible..." "No... it's necessary.") and is bombastic and gets you incredibly fired up. This scene in Inception is about the end of a chapter of life, the feeling that you and those around you have been through so much, the feeling of awakening from a dream that feels as though it stretched on forever- and yet, just as that chapter closes, a new chapter opens: a homecoming, a return to loved ones and family members. "Welcome Home, Mr Cobb."
• Cillan Murphy • leonardo dicaprio • Joseph Gordon-Levitt • Michael Caine The fact Christopher Nolan recasts these actors again and again is so satisfying
What’s interesting about those 2 movies is that Interstellar is a father and daughter movie and this is a father and son movie. Except with Interstellar they use the main character (Cooper) to do it. With Inception they use a more minor character (Fischer) to show this relationship.
Ahmet Selim Karaca The question it raises and the possibile answers it gives. Its more timeless than ahaed of its time to be exact. It will always be up to date, simmilar to 2001 space odysey
This movie was one of the best edited and incredibly paced movies ever. The way the tension is created in the third act until the very last scene of Saito picking up the gun, and then when Cobb wakes up, It makes the audience feel like they've themselves woke up from a bad dream. A relief, just like when we wake up from a bad dream. Zimmer's music is one of the main characters in this scene that makes this scene as good as it is. This is movie is truly an all-timer, and one of my absolute favorites.
I love two 'looks'. My favorite is the one that Fischer gives Cobb at baggage collection (a look of "I know you from somewhere.. but where?"), and that expectant glare that Cobb shoots Saito once they awaken: "The job is done. Make that fucking phone call right now." 😂
@@Ghost-qo5of thats part of his arc. He spends most of the film worrying about being stuck in a dream or not, only to come out at the end with the understanding that that doesn’t matter. And as for the ring, yes, obviously Im aware his ring is a token, but I have always interpreted the ring as more of an easter egg than a legitimate tangible part of the story. Cobb clearly prefers his top. The ring exists for the viewer’s assurance that Cobb is finally in the real world, to give the film a happy ending, I dont believe its something where he goes “ok, I’ll spin my top, but I don’t have my ring, so I must not be dreaming”. Tldr; the ring doesn’t really exist, its a head nod from Nolan to the audience about Cobb’s current state and more importantly about his priorities(his wife).
@@AndrewJ9673 main character has children he cares about, so it matters if he's dreaming or not. From this depend if his children will have a father :)
Notice this. Every time he was in a dream and his wife was around, he wore his wedding ring. But every time he was not in a dream, the real world, he didnt wore his ring. Look closely to his hand in the end. He isnt wearing a ring, so that means he is in the real world. Gotta love the details.
Notice, in every scene the children are in (while in a dream) they have black shoes; yet, at the end they have different color shoes/style all together.
@@gunhee This is true. For me, the best cinematography... while pretty subjective... is Emmanuel Lubezki's work on the Revenant (also Birdman) or John Toll's work on the Thin Red Line, but they are also among my favourite films lol. I love a good thoughtful epic. Interstellar is another good one - the cinematography is sublime, particularly the scenes going through the wormhole and the black hole.
Inception and Interstellar are Nolan's masterpieces for me. The harmonious blend of sci-fi action with all the emotional drama was just excellent. The movie scores were both great as well. I really hope he does more sci-fi in the future, because he just knows how to make a great impact with his terrific storytelling on the big screen.
The fact that Saito has lived an entire life in his dreams and after that woke up young again, it's mind-blowing. Just imagine being old, waiting for death, and suddenly you have the chance to be young again.
@@bf9142ftw Because it was just a dream, those "memories" will fade quickly just like any other dream. Do you ever wake up and feel confused only to quickly come to? He would have just woken up and been quickly recollecting how he got here and what is happening. It would have been enormously relieving and also in his case, blissful.
As a father of 2 kids of same age, I just can not watch this scene every time without crying. Our kids means everything to us. We literally live for them. Do everything for them. They are the meaning of our lives...
I have a question for you all. So how did Cobb know (or Saito, for that matter) that they had succeeded? Wouldn’t Eames have been the only one who knew, since he was the only one who witnessed the inception actually take place?
@@holdengreen2151 they already planned it they just know what will happen in the locker room only problem was how to do it in which they succeeded in the end And one more question They just planted an idea in fchisrer mind they don't know if he decides to do it.
"Welcome home, Mr Cobb." I was bawling my eyes out when I saw this ending for the first time, and I'll be damned if this line alone isn't enough of a good reason for it.
The first time I watched this movie was at home with my son and a few of his friends at a birthday sleepover. It ended about 1am. At 5am I was in bed, still wide awake, staring at the ceiling trying to absorb what I had just seen. Perhaps having children makes this last scene so powerful. What an incredible collaboration of writing, directing, acting, and composing.
To be honest, i don't remember my memories before 4 yrs old, it's weird, my first memory, was me running around my house, and i was already speaking, but don't remember learning, i knew my friends and family, but don't remember meeting them, i remember school, but don't remember my first day... of course our conscience it's yet changing, but it's weird....
The expression of Leonardo after he wakes up..The last look of Cilian ..Zimmer's heavenly BGM ..and we...we feel like one of the projections in the dream...
But it's not It's an incredible movie indeed but the ending is most probably a dream. That means his wife might've been right and killed herself and went to a lower stage of the dream or the reality. Imagine them making the part 2 of Inception..
@@OXIR yes mate. Like I said it 'perfect' in the sense that everyone has its own conclusion about its ending. So it depends on what you think / assume would happen!
The ending is what the movie has been saying all along. "But it doesn't matter because you'll be together" For Cobb it didn't matter whether if it was a dream or not. After 12 years it finally clicked, that's a sign of a masterpiece. You get different results after each time you watch it.
@@midgetwars1 The top in dream world seems to almost fall but never does. Forever spinning instead. Cobb sees his kids who are in the EXACT clothes height n weight as years ago when he left. No sane odds of that happening. The kids literally other than faces turning, not a thing changed, that's sus af. His ring disappearing isn't meaning reality, it means he finally (with help of ariadne) made peace with mal and let go of her. But he still chose her totem to check with reality, hence the line "you don't know where the train will take you, but it won't matter, cuz you will be together". He doesn't look at totem, doesn't know if the train took him to reality or still stuck in dream world, but wherever he sees his kids' faces finally is fine by him. His guilt of leaving the kids, is now lifted, cuz of successfully finishing the job that rewards him his life with kids back, Hence his mind simply ALLOWS him to remember his kids faces being seen by him, from the past. Which he wasn't able to see until his guilt was cleared. Meaning he did see the kids faces, just had been a blocked memory, even for his dreams being unable to access. In the dream once, mal tries to tell him how he can indeed see his kids and they're right there, as she was calling out to the kids, but cobb sees them do the usual thing, getting up and running without showing their faces to cobb, he tells mal to "just stop". meaning she was right, she meant he knows what their faces looked like in that exact moment in those exact clothes, he won't let himself past the guilt of leaving them and won't let himself see, the dream world mal knew that and cobb hated how she toyed with him with that. which is why ring doesn't mean it's reality now or that the kids faces mean reality either. watching this movie several times with coffee spikes, let me put this together. i finally can stop the coffee and sleep now. of course, i need to get the coffee again and go rewatch tenet, that movie is insanely good. christopher nolan is a gift that never stops giving.
Just watched this film the other day for the first time and it is one of my all time favourites. The first Nolan film I saw outside TDK trilogy and I was mind blown. Only a mastermind like Christopher Nolan can make such films like this.
3:36 For a split second there, I saw the totem tilted to the side a little more than usual, which means I think the totem eventually stopped spinning. I think he’s really back home with his children. Anyone else agree? Let me know what you think.
@@raydare2002 no that is to create confusion, i would argue,.. observe that a such an object can still spin after tilting.. and often for a long time... doesn't have to be perfect but only has to keep spinning to be in a dream... if they wanted the conclusion that it was reality, they could have just waited 10 more seconds with the tp to show us that it falls
He can see his kids faces, which means he is in reality. Besides they board the plane to LA and then reach LA. That was all reality. That ending was all just to confuse people who can easily get confused. I mean no disrespect.
@@Benjamin-bp6qn im sorry. They did win the Oscar but what i mean is Leonardo DiCaprio didn’t win the Oscar. Inception won in four category. You can search it up.
This is one of the best movies ever made, the acting from each and every one of the actors was spot on and incredible. I don’t know what they could’ve done better.
Absolutely perfect ending. The caper had been pulled off. He got home. Spinning the top, he saw his children’s faces. After that, he didn’t care if the top stopped spinning or not. This was a reality he could accept.
@@daddy_.rome0 I'll admit Interstellar and Inception had extraordinary scores but the Grand Budapest Hotel's was so nuisanced and so original as well as being so well put together in the frame of the movie that it got best score.
The way saito looks at cobb and that stare from cobb, legendary acting by eyes in that scene alone and then saito honors the actions of cobb. Such a great ending...genius nolan
I really can't get over this movie. Each and everything is perfect about it the plot, the soundtrack, the actors, the cinematography nothing can be added to it and nothing can be removed from it. This is Peak.
as an expert daydreamer who loves "to pretend being in a music video or movie with it's song/soundtrack playing in my ears" u just gave me the greatest idea of all times for the next time i'll fly. (yeah i know i'm weird as hell....)😂😂
This is THE scene I FELT even before I knew who this composer was and I have to say , one of the pieces of music that speaks volumes to my soul❤ much love
I rewatched it last night for the first time since I saw it at the theater. It amazed me how complex of a concept they designed for just a one-shot movie idea.
Whenever I listen to this magnificent score, it feels as though time itself is unraveling before you, urging you to reflect on the past, present, and future simultaneously. It's a powerful piece that stirs the soul and leaves a lasting impression long after the music fades. Long live Hans Zimmer.
Inception's plot is actually straight-forward and doesn't "lie" about when they are dreaming vs. the real world. What's brilliant about it is it incepts the idea that he isn't in reality at the end (even though he is), by planting the seed of the idea with the spinning top, JUST AS COBB DID WITH HIS WIFE. The audience ends up with the same affliction as she does-questioning the reality of the film, and coming up with elaborate and convoluted theories to support the idea that he's still in a dream. But there is no logical reason to believe he's still dreaming; the spinning top is the only reason we start doubting (if he hasn't spun the top and just went straight outside to see his kids, we wouldn't wonder if it's still a dream). Just like Cobb's wife had no logical reasons to doubt reality, only the nagging idea left behind from the spinning top in their dream. This is the best thing about Inception; Nolan pulled off an inception on the audience, just as Cobb pulled it off on his wife
The craziest thing is that Cobb's wedding ring is his object to decide whether it's real life or a dream. When in his dream he has the ring on, but when he is not dreaming the ring is not on his finger.
Nice theory, but doesnt sit right. He walls away without "knowing" (why else spin the top). He walks away because he doesnt care. Hes so elated to be with his kids his love overcomes care for anything else. Would you want to wake up from the best dream either? Would you want to know that it isnt real?
@@toyski6897 right but everyother time he hadnt dealt with Mal yet. Hes let go of Mal and now she can no longer effect his dreams negatively anymore. Hes free.
Bro the ending part is real nolan himself confirmed that the scene is always real in the movie whenever that old guy in it , first go and research then write something
People often forget the scene where saito wakes up and looks to cobb and immediately honors his actions, allowing him to return to his family with that single phone call he is tiping in that moment. Such a strong and underrated scene.
And he’s just dreaming of him dreaming with his wife and getting into the dream of a multi millionaire businessman and getting into the dream of his partner in crime to plant an idea in the head of another businessman by getting into his dream, successfully plants it and dreams of waking up but still in his DREAMS ffs imagine being Teddy Daniels
@@Shane_Stoic When you wake up from a dream, you remember everything in the real world, while you may forget most of what you dreamed about. Its like a big switch.
I watched it in 2010, didn’t get it. I tired again in 2012 and still didn’t get it. My dad died in 2013 and I watched it again, in 2014. Then it hit me like a ton of bricks
I watch this movie every time I fly international over the Pacific Ocean. Most of the time I get lucky enough and get turbulence when the dream world gets shaky towards the end (especially the Gordon-Levitt floating scene) as they work they way down to plant the idea in Oppenheimer’s mind. Like watching it live lol.
The music was the key here for me. All through the movie we hear this theme with atonal, discordant flourishes, implying a state of unreality & unease. Finally, in this last scene it opens out into a beautiful, pure, unaltered, unblemished version of itself, lifting us up as the brass goes soaring out uninterrupted - Leo has made peace with his world. Plus, that spinning top is totally about to fall over. heh.
Agreed! If you’ve ever had one of those extremely detailed dreams and wake up, you just spend 10 minutes just “coming to” in the morning. The facial expressions capture it greatly.
The architect left level 3 while Cobb and Saito were still stuck in limbo, thus having no way to come back. Plus the children never aged and are always playing in the yard, just like Cobb imagines in his dreams. Cobb and Saito are lost in limbo forever.
There are so many movies that should have won him an oscar. I absolutely loved his performance as Frank William Abagnale. He also did a great job in blood diamond. I didn't really like The Departed but he played well there. Inception is, I think, his masterpiece.
12 years later and this scene still gets to me. The idea of living what seemed like living a full life only to wake up and realized it was but a dream. Old souls thrown back into our young bodies.
@@chrytesol9349 3:36 For a split second there, I saw the totem tilted to the side a little more than usual, which means I think the totem eventually stopped spinning. I think he’s really back home with his children. Anyone else agree? Let me know what you think.
@@tron1176 3:36 For a split second there, I saw the totem tilted to the side a little more than usual, which means I think the totem eventually stopped spinning. I think he’s really back home with his children. Anyone else agree? Let me know what you think.
Well I think it was obvious even without Caine's confirmation, I mean in last scene where Cobb rotated totem, 3:31 at the end it started shaking, which meant that he was in reality.
I'll never forget this part when i saw it in theatres. The audience was literally on the edge of their seat and everyone was waiting for it to fall...then it cuts to credit and everyones like "ahhhhh"
"It doesn't matter" is bullshit? The purpose of the video is to explore the ability to solve the problem of hard solipsism. You _could_ possibly be hooked up to a computer being fed information of what you "believe" is the "real" reality. You _could_ be dreaming right now. You _could_ be hallucinating. You _could_ be in the matrix. Can you prove that you're not? In other words, can you solve the problem of hard solipsism? _Your_ statement is that "it doesn't matter" is bullshit. So if it _does_ matter to you, then you can't live your life without knowing. That's your statement. So let's hear it. What's your solution to the problem of hard solipsism? Because you would be the first and only to have ever really solved it then.
Maybe it’s a cliche, but I always like it when the director sticks his wife, kids, mum in a small role in their movie. The director has to give up so much of his life to make the movies and letting the family play along for a day or two has to be such a feel good moment
I remember watching this scene at the cinema, people impatiently waiting for the conclusion, everyone creating their own ending in their minds...half of the people cheered up, half of the people cried, and I felt stuck in a limbo :x
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it's a tradition to visit the scene once in a while
Yo,what's up...
Wait are you a fan of BALDSKI?
And then watch the whole movie again...is also traditional
Yep it is
@@aruljebaraj1659 i saw it once in theater and since then i watched it couple of times in tv. Where is it available now?
100%
Imagine living your whole life. Then waking up.
really interesting story i heard or read but it was about a man who had an accident and woke up from coma only to live his full life and have kids and a wife. when one day he sees a lamp and it looks odd so he watches it. and things began to change.
Grand Old Soul I heard about this story. You got any links to a video that describes it more?
Welcome to the real world Neo!
@@ebongjr793 would be interested in that too
@@ebongjr793 shit i don't. im still looking. it was a on a collection of videos on youtube.
I love that Saito immediately makes the call - he's a man of his word.
…you don’t!! But I can.
Of what word? What is Saito promised that he had to phone after he woke up???
@@sergeyscherbakov1541 The deal was that Saito would make a phone call to erase Cobb's criminal record if the inception was successful. Of course, he had to make the call before Cobb got to Customs or Cobb would have been arrested.
@@dirdib69 --- Welcome home, Mr. Cobb.
Immediately - after a deadly staring moment of Mr. Cobb
Not only is this a great ending, but does anyone else find the sequence where they wake up on the plane particularly peaceful and reassuring?
For some reason it makes me think about my childhood when life was simple the music feels very hopeful
Makes you let out that breath you didn't know you were holding throughout the climax.
@@Tran1193 Also something about the idea of being very old men and being able to wake up young again.
Absolutely
Wtf are you talking about
the earth is billions of years old and we live in an era where christopher nolan and hans zimmer exists at the same time 😌👌
Yeaah,i live in the right time :)
Yeahhhhh boyyyy
Too bad not in Tenet. ☹️😔
Only because Zimmer is scoring Dune which will be incredible without a doubt
bro I'm feel I'm lucky too
Nolan once said that it's not important if the top spins forever or not... it´s important that Cobb isn't looking at it anymore.
Nolan is lying! He doesn't even know if it spins forever or not....so had to end the movie!
The totem was shaking at the end and was about to fall. Watch the end just before the credits scene comes up. And it is now confirmed. Also, even if it was a dream, the totem would spin forever. So anyway Cobb would see it spinning non stop when he walks across the house again. And kills himself to continue the task.
It doesn't even matter if it spins forever or not because Cobb is finally happy. That was the ending
@Stellar Interactive it's your opinion
He is finally at peace
I'm a huge fan of Hans Zimmer and many of the other composers, but nothing hits quite like this song. Many people consider Interstellar his best work but nothing hits quite like this. It truly is his masterpiece.
There is a story about this melody. Actually a sad a story was told by hans zimmer.. He began composing Time after what happened.. That what makes time Special
And the fact that it’s called TIME makes the track more… meaningful in a way
the dune soundtrack he made was solid, finally won his second oscar 🤝🏼
Interstellar's "Docking" scene is one of my favorite in all of cinema and is one of a handful of scenes that I would change genuinely nothing about. The ending scene here is another one that I'd change nothing about. The soundtrack is absolutely INTEGRAL to the success of both.
But they can't be directly compared, at least in my opinion. The scene in Interstellar is about the triumph of mankind against adversity ("It's not possible..." "No... it's necessary.") and is bombastic and gets you incredibly fired up. This scene in Inception is about the end of a chapter of life, the feeling that you and those around you have been through so much, the feeling of awakening from a dream that feels as though it stretched on forever- and yet, just as that chapter closes, a new chapter opens: a homecoming, a return to loved ones and family members. "Welcome Home, Mr Cobb."
Time is forever a masterpiece. Instellar is good but this soundtrack is on repeat.
• Cillan Murphy
• leonardo dicaprio
• Joseph Gordon-Levitt
• Michael Caine
The fact Christopher Nolan recasts these actors again and again is so satisfying
Not Leo
Not really
Tom Hardy
This is the only Christopher Nolan movie with Leo DiCaprio
Scorsese had him in more movies than Nolan has
This and Interstellar, are 2 different movies, but they hit the same. Hans Zimmer + Christoper Nolan is a masterclass duo
Interstellar needed a better soundtrack, hated that organ
Morpheus I didn’t like the movie, but I think that the soundtrack was the best part of it!
@Andres 24 the dark knight was a masterpiece but in a different way
What’s interesting about those 2 movies is that Interstellar is a father and daughter movie and this is a father and son movie. Except with Interstellar they use the main character (Cooper) to do it. With Inception they use a more minor character (Fischer) to show this relationship.
So tired of people sleeping on The Prestige, so underrated. Best movie Nolan ever made
This movie was so ahead of its time.
JimiThing Still ahead.
Ahmet Selim Karaca The question it raises and the possibile answers it gives.
Its more timeless than ahaed of its time to be exact.
It will always be up to date, simmilar to 2001 space odysey
Not really an appropiate "ahead of it's time" film.
JimiThing I guess that is why we cherish this movie so much..
Always will be ahead of it's time
0:22 "I gonna create my OWN company, I will walk on my own two legs, and I will engineer the world's greatest bomb!"
I'm gonna settle in Birmingham. Run a family owned Mafia. The city will know of Peaky Blinders.
@@adityaunde4134I think pesky blinders is actually in Birmingham
@@naughtaegames234 My bad
And 28 days later I’ll be in London
@@naughtaegames234peaky not pesky
This movie was one of the best edited and incredibly paced movies ever. The way the tension is created in the third act until the very last scene of Saito picking up the gun, and then when Cobb wakes up, It makes the audience feel like they've themselves woke up from a bad dream. A relief, just like when we wake up from a bad dream. Zimmer's music is one of the main characters in this scene that makes this scene as good as it is.
This is movie is truly an all-timer, and one of my absolute favorites.
well said! much love! cinema lives forever
Excellent post.
" A movie by Christopher Nolan "
" Music by Hans Zimmer "
*Perfection*
it's perfception
and acting by Leonardo DiCaprio... now that's perfection
no its Inception :D
and acting by
leo dicaprio
tom hardy
k. murfy
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Like you likes❤️
Leonardo DiCaprio + Hans Zimmer + Christopher Nolan = Masterpiece 🎵📽️
So good
And tasty
Sad he's not doing soundtrack for tenet
Ues
Hasan Kaiser
Very sad
Even after all these years, this scene lives rent free in my head
Truth 😂😂
You could say that inception did its job pretty well then.😆
You got incepted haha
I've always appreciated the way Saito looks at Cobb. Such an underrated scene within this movie.
I love two 'looks'. My favorite is the one that Fischer gives Cobb at baggage collection (a look of "I know you from somewhere.. but where?"), and that expectant glare that Cobb shoots Saito once they awaken: "The job is done. Make that fucking phone call right now." 😂
In the end, Cobb realizes, it doesn’t actually matter if he’s dreaming or not. He’s happy.
You know he could've been happy living with his wife in the dream but he explained that he couldn't live with it because it wasn't real
well actually he knows that its reality because the token is his ring and not the spinner
no ring on wedding finger, hes not dreaming.
@@Ghost-qo5of thats part of his arc. He spends most of the film worrying about being stuck in a dream or not, only to come out at the end with the understanding that that doesn’t matter.
And as for the ring, yes, obviously Im aware his ring is a token, but I have always interpreted the ring as more of an easter egg than a legitimate tangible part of the story. Cobb clearly prefers his top. The ring exists for the viewer’s assurance that Cobb is finally in the real world, to give the film a happy ending, I dont believe its something where he goes “ok, I’ll spin my top, but I don’t have my ring, so I must not be dreaming”.
Tldr; the ring doesn’t really exist, its a head nod from Nolan to the audience about Cobb’s current state and more importantly about his priorities(his wife).
@@AndrewJ9673 main character has children he cares about, so it matters if he's dreaming or not. From this depend if his children will have a father :)
Notice this. Every time he was in a dream and his wife was around, he wore his wedding ring. But every time he was not in a dream, the real world, he didnt wore his ring. Look closely to his hand in the end. He isnt wearing a ring, so that means he is in the real world. Gotta love the details.
He always wore the ring on his right hand?
+pomaleki the whole movie is a dream. Mal was right
no
Yeh but at teh start, He talks to kids, they are like lets say 10, while at the end they didnt age any.
Notice, in every scene the children are in (while in a dream) they have black shoes; yet, at the end they have different color shoes/style all together.
Just finished this movie an hour ago, this is the best cinematic masterpiece I have ever seen
watched everything everywhere all at once?
@@gunhee The key phrase here is: "I have ever seen"
@@mashek331 Yeah, I meant if he watched Everything everywhere, he's best picture will not be Inception.
@@gunhee This is true. For me, the best cinematography... while pretty subjective... is Emmanuel Lubezki's work on the Revenant (also Birdman) or John Toll's work on the Thin Red Line, but they are also among my favourite films lol. I love a good thoughtful epic.
Interstellar is another good one - the cinematography is sublime, particularly the scenes going through the wormhole and the black hole.
same.
Inception and Interstellar are Nolan's masterpieces for me. The harmonious blend of sci-fi action with all the emotional drama was just excellent. The movie scores were both great as well. I really hope he does more sci-fi in the future, because he just knows how to make a great impact with his terrific storytelling on the big screen.
Tenet is perfection. This dude is a gift to the world that just keeps giving.
There’s a half crew of batman
@Dev hell of a casting
@Dev even ken watanabe he was in batman begins
Suffice to say, Nolan’s crew
@Dev Yeah, me too. The coolest line ever: "I bought the airline." Just to make sure the flight would go as planned.
Well the same guy that made batman made this movie so make sense to put them in it
The fact that Saito has lived an entire life in his dreams and after that woke up young again, it's mind-blowing. Just imagine being old, waiting for death, and suddenly you have the chance to be young again.
My question is, how would Saito remember the number to call, after having lived out an entire lifetime?
@Archer Fair point!
this has happen to me a few times i can remember, living a whole life with kids wife divorce deaths and about to die then i wake up
@@bf9142ftw Because it was just a dream, those "memories" will fade quickly just like any other dream. Do you ever wake up and feel confused only to quickly come to? He would have just woken up and been quickly recollecting how he got here and what is happening. It would have been enormously relieving and also in his case, blissful.
Sasha GarVal I think you guys are forgetting that at this point Cobb has basically lived 2 full lifetimes as well.
As a father of 2 kids of same age, I just can not watch this scene every time without crying. Our kids means everything to us. We literally live for them. Do everything for them. They are the meaning of our lives...
same brother. I've seen this scene at least a dozen times and it gets me without fail, even more so now that I have a child
some parents still ask themselves what's the meaning of life some know it's their children
Wish I had a dad like you. Your kids are lucky my man
bless you
and now imagine a bomb is dropped on your house.
Cilian Murphy: "Wow that was a nice dream. Time to keep running my company." 🙄
Technically he would barely remember any of it, since that's how dreams work.
Christopher Nolan took 10 years to write this masterpiece
He is not a normal human
Where he said that
Google it you will know brother
Yea right! He stole it from anime
@@khagt3826 no, it was original
@@ahmet_10 you would think so but the truth it wasnt original
DiCaprio’s acting is phenomenal. His subtle facial expressions when he wakes up scream “holy shit we did it”
@TheRaellz I think its more like: did I manage it, is it real?
Including the heavy breathing as he waits for confirmation that Saito is going to make the call.
@@lab981 More like his gaze
I have a question for you all. So how did Cobb know (or Saito, for that matter) that they had succeeded? Wouldn’t Eames have been the only one who knew, since he was the only one who witnessed the inception actually take place?
@@holdengreen2151 they already planned it they just know what will happen in the locker room only problem was how to do it in which they succeeded in the end
And one more question
They just planted an idea in fchisrer mind they don't know if he decides to do it.
It's April 2023 and this scene still gives me the chills and goosebumps!!!!
Same! I just finish rewatching right now! I'm always teary eyed on the scene saito dialed the phone to honor the agreement with cobb.
July now still has the same results
Now imagine listening to this masterpiece Live... It's otherworldly.
W have August, nothing changed!
Im about to rewatch the whole movie, the music came out of nowhere in my head yesterday
"Welcome home, Mr Cobb."
I was bawling my eyes out when I saw this ending for the first time, and I'll be damned if this line alone isn't enough of a good reason for it.
Cobb : "Thank you sir 😊"
i would do anything to erase all my memories of this film, just so i can have the feeling of watching it for the first time again
ф ьепп ф me too. What a masterpiece
Same man, same..
Then wake up.
Oh what an idea. Yes. So true.
Even if i watched it many times, im still amazed everytime i see it and it fucks my mind ecerytime to. A true masterpiece
Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer.
When the two smartest kids in class do the homework together.
Then they share it to the class
DespacitoDaniel not exactly...
When the two smartest kids in the class make a PowerPoint presentation, which they turn into a movie with Windows Movie Maker (i.e. the film)
That's a good analogy actually
David Fincher, Alan Sorkin and Trent Reznor also would like a word.
I still remember the audible gasp/groan in the cinema as the ending cut to black. Absolutely fantastic moment.
This music will play in my mind everytime I achieve something in my life
Almost 10 years later and this is still one of the best movies I have ever seen!
Hell's yeah!
same
Go back in 10 yrs , you'll be able to say the same thing believe me
Wait till u see joker
@@shazibkhan1733 that shit gonna be trash
I still do not understand how Leonardo Di Caprio didn’t win an Oscar from this, Zimmer too. I actually don’t understand
Cause Grammy always sucks to not mention Leo for Oscar winner. I'm so glad he finally won it
They are rigged
Because the Oscars are fake
Not to mention this didn't win Best Picture.
The Oscars are trash
Still one of my favorite movies of all time.
Everyone did such an exceptional job here.
Thank you to everyone for everything.
The first time I watched this movie was at home with my son and a few of his friends at a birthday sleepover. It ended about 1am. At 5am I was in bed, still wide awake, staring at the ceiling trying to absorb what I had just seen. Perhaps having children makes this last scene so powerful. What an incredible collaboration of writing, directing, acting, and composing.
This hits different when you finish watching the whole film
@@SvaraAudioforEveryone aaaaah, thank you?
Yeah no shit
For real tho
Why tf would you watch this before the film duh
@@sibgharambe258 i mean after the film
''You never really remember the beginning of a dream right... Its only when you wake up that you realise something was actually strange''
Yeah !
To be honest, i don't remember my memories before 4 yrs old, it's weird, my first memory, was me running around my house, and i was already speaking, but don't remember learning, i knew my friends and family, but don't remember meeting them, i remember school, but don't remember my first day... of course our conscience it's yet changing, but it's weird....
@@meunome5867 I have a similar experience I sorta just began to have a conscience around the age of 3
Yes well said, I remember most of mine
@@meunome5867 nobody does
The expression of Leonardo after he wakes up..The last look of Cilian ..Zimmer's heavenly BGM ..and we...we feel like one of the projections in the dream...
Nobody realised 'Time' at the time. An absolute genius soundtrack. Now an endless classic and deserved.
Be honest, you were here to listen to Time.
The version of the film is called "Welcome Home, mr Cobb"
🥰
hahah
My God the soundtrack makes this scene more epic
Thought i was the only one😭😭
Everybody : *Perfect ending doesn't exist*
Inception :
Final is a dream
🥰
And tdk too
But it's not
It's an incredible movie indeed but the ending is most probably a dream. That means his wife might've been right and killed herself and went to a lower stage of the dream or the reality. Imagine them making the part 2 of Inception..
@@OXIR yes mate. Like I said it 'perfect' in the sense that everyone has its own conclusion about its ending. So it depends on what you think / assume would happen!
The ending is what the movie has been saying all along. "But it doesn't matter because you'll be together"
For Cobb it didn't matter whether if it was a dream or not.
After 12 years it finally clicked, that's a sign of a masterpiece. You get different results after each time you watch it.
It was real. He didn't have any wedding ring on.
It a dream bcos u could heard his son screaming “we building a house on a cliff”
@@denzelclauded.pagaduan9560 I mean even if we go by the movie's definition, the top is starting to fall so it's real.
@@midgetwars1 The top in dream world seems to almost fall but never does. Forever spinning instead. Cobb sees his kids who are in the EXACT clothes height n weight as years ago when he left. No sane odds of that happening. The kids literally other than faces turning, not a thing changed, that's sus af.
His ring disappearing isn't meaning reality, it means he finally (with help of ariadne) made peace with mal and let go of her.
But he still chose her totem to check with reality, hence the line "you don't know where the train will take you, but it won't matter, cuz you will be together". He doesn't look at totem, doesn't know if the train took him to reality or still stuck in dream world, but wherever he sees his kids' faces finally is fine by him.
His guilt of leaving the kids, is now lifted, cuz of successfully finishing the job that rewards him his life with kids back,
Hence his mind simply ALLOWS him to remember his kids faces being seen by him, from the past. Which he wasn't able to see until his guilt was cleared.
Meaning he did see the kids faces, just had been a blocked memory, even for his dreams being unable to access.
In the dream once, mal tries to tell him how he can indeed see his kids and they're right there, as she was calling out to the kids, but cobb sees them do the usual thing, getting up and running without showing their faces to cobb, he tells mal to "just stop".
meaning she was right, she meant he knows what their faces looked like in that exact moment in those exact clothes, he won't let himself past the guilt of leaving them and won't let himself see, the dream world mal knew that and cobb hated how she toyed with him with that.
which is why ring doesn't mean it's reality now or that the kids faces mean reality either.
watching this movie several times with coffee spikes, let me put this together. i finally can stop the coffee and sleep now.
of course, i need to get the coffee again and go rewatch tenet, that movie is insanely good. christopher nolan is a gift that never stops giving.
Just watched this film the other day for the first time and it is one of my all time favourites. The first Nolan film I saw outside TDK trilogy and I was mind blown. Only a mastermind like Christopher Nolan can make such films like this.
This film took the "it was all a dream" cliche and turned it into one of the best endings in the history of cinema.
3:36 For a split second there, I saw the totem tilted to the side a little more than usual, which means I think the totem eventually stopped spinning. I think he’s really back home with his children. Anyone else agree? Let me know what you think.
@@arcticangel1628 I mean without a doubt, if they wanted us to never know then they wouldnt have left the part where the totem starts to tilt over.
yeah because here the dream has consequences in the real world
@@raydare2002 no that is to create confusion, i would argue,.. observe that a such an object can still spin after tilting.. and often for a long time... doesn't have to be perfect but only has to keep spinning to be in a dream... if they wanted the conclusion that it was reality, they could have just waited 10 more seconds with the tp to show us that it falls
He can see his kids faces, which means he is in reality. Besides they board the plane to LA and then reach LA. That was all reality. That ending was all just to confuse people who can easily get confused. I mean no disrespect.
This has got to be one of the best movies ever made.
Sadly they don’t win Oscar
@@hasiffitori6784 how who robbed it
@@Benjamin-bp6qn im sorry. They did win the Oscar but what i mean is Leonardo DiCaprio didn’t win the Oscar. Inception won in four category. You can search it up.
@@hasiffitori6784 thank you severus, I will use your knowledge in my next potions class✌
Yee
This is one of the best movies ever made, the acting from each and every one of the actors was spot on and incredible. I don’t know what they could’ve done better.
I remember seeing this in theaters and it immediately went down as my favorite ending scene of all time.
Absolutely perfect ending. The caper had been pulled off. He got home. Spinning the top, he saw his children’s faces. After that, he didn’t care if the top stopped spinning or not. This was a reality he could accept.
Yes
well put
Well he's in a fake world
M
@@torad_2120 not really, in the dreams he’s got a ring on, in the ending he’s not got a ring, it’s real, plus it’s starting to wobble
This ending scene and music clearly shows the cruelty of Oscars, Zimmer and Caprio should have won, no matter what.
I agree! Without one doubt. They were definitely robbed. No question there.
Lmao no if Inception deserved best score/actor it would've got it
@eating sugar no papa Have u watched the Social Network/listened to the soundtrack? its soundtrack is so cool it could like only work with that movie
@@eddierhino01 did Interstellar got an Oscar. No. Oscars are a joke.
@@daddy_.rome0 I'll admit Interstellar and Inception had extraordinary scores but the Grand Budapest Hotel's was so nuisanced and so original as well as being so well put together in the frame of the movie that it got best score.
Coming back to this video for the 70th time this year and still get goosebumps
The greatest cinematic ending of our times.
*A decade has passed and still- I can't shake that ending!!* 🤯
That's true!
@@hanszimmersmagic6233 Very true. its 2021 and I still revisit it
I understand 💕💕😭😭😭😭 it is so beautiful
We are in a Dream.
You've been Inceptioned :-D
That moment when Cillian Murphy looks at Leo is always gold.
@rammpeth Culture and then he came In peaky blinder🔥🥵
Cilian Murphy is hugely underrated in this movie
@@imtiyazkhan3464 boom👌🏾🙏🏾
Cillian is Oppenheimer..
Omg broo that scene is great
The way saito looks at cobb and that stare from cobb, legendary acting by eyes in that scene alone and then saito honors the actions of cobb. Such a great ending...genius nolan
I really can't get over this movie.
Each and everything is perfect about it the plot, the soundtrack, the actors, the cinematography nothing can be added to it and nothing can be removed from it.
This is Peak.
No one, literally no one
Nolan- we are gonna show a guy getting off a plane and going home so epic that it's gonna give goosebumps to people.
I mean if you explain things out of context it's almost always going to sound ridiculous.
I never watched the movie so im very confused but it’s the ending is indeed is awesome
@@snow.flower Watch it, those 2 and half hours would be worth it.
@@KrisDonut yes inception has lack of explanation it have only summary and main story in the movie
I mean if you're unable to enter in your country. But are allowed to enter after 4-5 yrs & meet your kids, it is emotional & epic.
Every time I walk out of airport, this soundtrack plays in my mind.
same lol
Hans zimmer time
@@user-sm8li8cl9btrue
as an expert daydreamer who loves "to pretend being in a music video or movie with it's song/soundtrack playing in my ears"
u just gave me the greatest idea of all times for the next time i'll fly. (yeah i know i'm weird as hell....)😂😂
@@lilypowwow9738 You're not weird. This soundtrack should be played in luggage reclaim area in all airports.
This is my favorite movie. Timeless.
So is he alive or dead?
@@brandonburkholder9421 he is alive this is reality
This is THE scene I FELT even before I knew who this composer was and I have to say , one of the pieces of music that speaks volumes to my soul❤ much love
Arguably the greatest ending to a movie ever....10+ years on Inception remains a masterpiece.
I rewatched it last night for the first time since I saw it at the theater. It amazed me how complex of a concept they designed for just a one-shot movie idea.
I agree. Greatest ending of all time. Up there with the greats like "The good, the bad, and the ugly ending."
u guys should watch "one flew over the cuckoo's nest"
The Shawshank Redemption, The Player
I have always preferred interstellar as a film but inception is undeniably amazing still
I always hear this theme in my head when I'm picking up my bags at the baggage claim.
Must be EPIC!
Lol
You should listen to it on your phone through headphones as you're at baggage claim - I've done it lol
@@sportcomputerservices6438 Are you sure you were not dreaming? ;)
LMAO me too
Whenever I listen to this magnificent score, it feels as though time itself is unraveling before you, urging you to reflect on the past, present, and future simultaneously. It's a powerful piece that stirs the soul and leaves a lasting impression long after the music fades.
Long live Hans Zimmer.
The Hans Zimmer soundtrack makes this scene hit 10x harder. This orchestration really taps into your emotions.
Inception's plot is actually straight-forward and doesn't "lie" about when they are dreaming vs. the real world. What's brilliant about it is it incepts the idea that he isn't in reality at the end (even though he is), by planting the seed of the idea with the spinning top, JUST AS COBB DID WITH HIS WIFE. The audience ends up with the same affliction as she does-questioning the reality of the film, and coming up with elaborate and convoluted theories to support the idea that he's still in a dream. But there is no logical reason to believe he's still dreaming; the spinning top is the only reason we start doubting (if he hasn't spun the top and just went straight outside to see his kids, we wouldn't wonder if it's still a dream). Just like Cobb's wife had no logical reasons to doubt reality, only the nagging idea left behind from the spinning top in their dream.
This is the best thing about Inception; Nolan pulled off an inception on the audience, just as Cobb pulled it off on his wife
The craziest thing is that Cobb's wedding ring is his object to decide whether it's real life or a dream. When in his dream he has the ring on, but when he is not dreaming the ring is not on his finger.
Nice theory, but doesnt sit right. He walls away without "knowing" (why else spin the top). He walks away because he doesnt care. Hes so elated to be with his kids his love overcomes care for anything else. Would you want to wake up from the best dream either? Would you want to know that it isnt real?
@@toyski6897 right but everyother time he hadnt dealt with Mal yet. Hes let go of Mal and now she can no longer effect his dreams negatively anymore. Hes free.
It doesn't drop because it is Nolan's dream, in his heroes journey. We are pulled out into another layer of reality again, at the end.
Bro the ending part is real nolan himself confirmed that the scene is always real in the movie whenever that old guy in it , first go and research then write something
People often forget the scene where saito wakes up and looks to cobb and immediately honors his actions, allowing him to return to his family with that single phone call he is tiping in that moment. Such a strong and underrated scene.
It was the intensity in Cobbs face that reminded him. Amazing acting!
He was like “ong Nigga u better wake Tf up rn u dead fish lookin mf” or at least that’s what I got from it
@@mememachinefixed5317 BAHAHAHAHA
Underrated scene? LOL
This is one of the most talked about scenes.
But how did they know that it worked? Yes they were successful but what if Fischer just decides to keep his father company running under someone else?
Gives me chills and bring tears to my eyes when he finally saw his kids face.
Glorious ending in glorious 360p, as Nolan intended.
God this music is amazing.
Martin Hernandez 1 word Hanz Zimmer
Miguel Filipe thats 2 words bro
Ahahah thats right you got me XD. But still amazing.
Martin Hernandez yea. the musical score shakes you to the core. jesus. its increible
+Martin Hernandez Hans Zimmer turns movies into epic masterpieces
Cobb and Saito’s looks at each other… the acting in that scene alone… chills.
Right!!! Cobb with relief but desperation like “please fulfil your promise!!!” Brought tears to my eyes
I also think he was looking at him to see if he was still alive.
Make the f call..men
People are in sleep, Once they die ,they wake up.
Imam Ali peace be upon him
@@zinozee8929 Well it was because he wasn't sure if Saito made it out and was dropped into limbo.
The background song makes the ending even more Epic !!!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Me screaming to the top “STOP SPINNING”
You know he's actually still on Shutter Island.
😅
And he’s just dreaming of him dreaming with his wife and getting into the dream of a multi millionaire businessman and getting into the dream of his partner in crime to plant an idea in the head of another businessman by getting into his dream, successfully plants it and dreams of waking up but still in his DREAMS ffs imagine being Teddy Daniels
@@Maya-bk4jn 😅Deep
PsyQoBoy 😂
Yeah yes
The electric guitar when his passport is stamped makes it so much great. Zimmer knows how to make a scene from the best to the unparalleled....
Zimmer is good at guitars ))) th-cam.com/video/xdYYN-4ttDg/w-d-xo.html
The concert in Prague, Hans came out with the guitar and rocks out.
i think its just to show newer instruments cause the song name is time and stuff so its like converting to newer instruments slowly
lmao 🤣🤣 th-cam.com/users/shortsvfmTE82MlLk?feature=share
That's Hans on the guitar
The greatest ending in any movie ever.
This ending scene with beautiful music n perfect acting from each cast, made me watch inception more than 30 times already ...nolan is pure genius
I like how Sato understands immediately what he promised to cobb
Yup!
I still don't really know how you can remember a specific phone number after 40+ years in a dream 😂
In the end Promises matter 😆
@@Shane_Stoic When you wake up from a dream, you remember everything in the real world, while you may forget most of what you dreamed about. Its like a big switch.
@@purrformance thats an interesting point, but I guess we'll never know for sure
Even if you only watch this movie once, you’ll never forget it.
I watched it in 2010, didn’t get it. I tired again in 2012 and still didn’t get it. My dad died in 2013 and I watched it again, in 2014. Then it hit me like a ton of bricks
@@dmcrun3572 Everytime I watch it I get something new out of it.
I forgot I even watched it. Just because a handful of you on TH-cam in your echo chamber liked it doesn't mean the majority of the audience liked it.
@@JourneyToTheTruthandTR the majority definitely liked it though. Ofc not everyone, but a majority for sure
I watched it once. I'll never forget it. I had burrito that didn't agree with me once and I'll never forget that either.
You know it's a dream because the kids are the same age and wearing the exact same thing as in his memory
I watch this movie every time I fly international over the Pacific Ocean. Most of the time I get lucky enough and get turbulence when the dream world gets shaky towards the end (especially the Gordon-Levitt floating scene) as they work they way down to plant the idea in Oppenheimer’s mind. Like watching it live lol.
The music was the key here for me. All through the movie we hear this theme with atonal, discordant flourishes, implying a state of unreality & unease. Finally, in this last scene it opens out into a beautiful, pure, unaltered, unblemished version of itself, lifting us up as the brass goes soaring out uninterrupted - Leo has made peace with his world.
Plus, that spinning top is totally about to fall over. heh.
yeah, but at the cut at the end that spinning top is already spinning for 50 seconds. show me a spinning top that can spin for 50 seconds.
Lucas Lee The one in the dream could spin for 500 seconds if needed, that was the point of it. Check my other comment for more info..
man you guys dont understand what i wanted to say. i wanted to say that he must be in a dream because the spinnig top spins for so long.
music is powerful
It's probably the strongest piece of music, mixed with visuals I have ever seen! Christopher Nolan is quite a director. Always gives me goosebumps!
The way Saito looks at Cobb after waking up just shows me how the cast really nailed the acting.
thats racist
I like how fischer looks at cobb when leaving the airport
Agreed! If you’ve ever had one of those extremely detailed dreams and wake up, you just spend 10 minutes just “coming to” in the morning. The facial expressions capture it greatly.
@@borris3768 how?
The architect left level 3 while Cobb and Saito were still stuck in limbo, thus having no way to come back. Plus the children never aged and are always playing in the yard, just like Cobb imagines in his dreams. Cobb and Saito are lost in limbo forever.
No ending will ever top this not even Oppenheimer 😭❤️❤️👑 Cobb
This scene has lived rent free in my head since the moment I first watched this film.
This movie should have won DiCaprio an Oscar. The Revenant was good too, but this film was exceptional.
scott b What about What’s Eating Gilbert Grape? Or Catch Me If You Can? Or The Departed? Or Wolf Of Wall Street?
you mean inceptional? lol just kidding
@@SentientProgram01 blood diamond is his best performance imo
scott b I super agree
There are so many movies that should have won him an oscar. I absolutely loved his performance as Frank William Abagnale. He also did a great job in blood diamond. I didn't really like The Departed but he played well there. Inception is, I think, his masterpiece.
Imagine if Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan suddenly disappeared. God bless them both for making these legendary movies with epic soundtracks.
Don't say that. These two keep giving us masterpieces.
And Johnny Marr, look it up
Mandela effect.
Imagine nolan direct doctor strange 2 and zimmer made score
Hans Zimmer compared to John Williams is the Ramones compared to Led Zeppelin.
Epic background music "Time" - Thanks Zimmer for making such Masterpiece.
12 years later and this scene still gets to me. The idea of living what seemed like living a full life only to wake up and realized it was but a dream. Old souls thrown back into our young bodies.
12 years I feel old
You are dreaming! You must accept these true!
@@chrytesol9349 3:36 For a split second there, I saw the totem tilted to the side a little more than usual, which means I think the totem eventually stopped spinning. I think he’s really back home with his children. Anyone else agree? Let me know what you think.
@@tron1176 3:36 For a split second there, I saw the totem tilted to the side a little more than usual, which means I think the totem eventually stopped spinning. I think he’s really back home with his children. Anyone else agree? Let me know what you think.
@@arcticangel1628 yes,i m agree!!! I m sure
Finally! After 71,208 hours of sleepless nights, I can finally conclude that this scene is a reality. Thank you, Michael Caine.
Well I think it was obvious even without Caine's confirmation, I mean in last scene where Cobb rotated totem, 3:31 at the end it started shaking, which meant that he was in reality.
What about the ring theory?
Thank youuu Michael Caine!!!!
exactly.........
Yup! That's why I m here
Series and movies I can watch a thousand times as if it were the first time
1-Inception
2-12 Monkeys
3-Interstellar
Two day ago, I saw Hans Zimmer play Time in live and I can not stop to remember this scene...it was freaking awesome.
Nolan + Zimmer = Legendary Masterpiece
Andrew Hong +Dicarpio= Unstoppable
As well as Interstellar! ^^
Every damn time
Andrew Hong as proven by interstellar
Except dunkirk i think
What if you could watch your entire life review with this music.
Your life would be underwhelming
I would give myself an oscar
mind blowing idea
I hire Hans Zimmer
Goosebumps
pure facial expressions telling a story, Leos tense assertiveness towards Saito then turning into realization and disbelief. Amazing actor
Inception and Interstellar deserved all the oscars (11 at least) in their time
I'll never forget this part when i saw it in theatres. The audience was literally on the edge of their seat and everyone was waiting for it to fall...then it cuts to credit and everyones like "ahhhhh"
I agree. He should have just shown it. the whole it doesn't matter bit is bullshit.
"It doesn't matter" is bullshit? The purpose of the video is to explore the ability to solve the problem of hard solipsism. You _could_ possibly be hooked up to a computer being fed information of what you "believe" is the "real" reality. You _could_ be dreaming right now. You _could_ be hallucinating. You _could_ be in the matrix. Can you prove that you're not? In other words, can you solve the problem of hard solipsism? _Your_ statement is that "it doesn't matter" is bullshit. So if it _does_ matter to you, then you can't live your life without knowing. That's your statement. So let's hear it. What's your solution to the problem of hard solipsism? Because you would be the first and only to have ever really solved it then.
Jillum89 Holy shit dude.. calm down.
Jillum89 We both think the same way, only I don't type those thoughts on TH-cam because someone will say "Holy shit dude.. calm down".
The totem doesn't matter because it isn't his, its his wife. So it doesn't work for him anyway.
Fun fact: The boy (Cobb's son) is actually Christopher Nolan's (director's) son.
No 😠
@@aakash3752 yes it is. His son Magnus Nolan. Search it up.
@@StarSunYT oh yeah cool thx
@@aakash3752 idiot
Maybe it’s a cliche, but I always like it when the director sticks his wife, kids, mum in a small role in their movie. The director has to give up so much of his life to make the movies and letting the family play along for a day or two has to be such a feel good moment
Man... Nolan is brilliant.
0:06 Me waking up in 2016 after 7 years of dreaming losses and despair.
I remember watching this scene at the cinema, people impatiently waiting for the conclusion, everyone creating their own ending in their minds...half of the people cheered up, half of the people cried, and I felt stuck in a limbo :x
Ikr I feel like the ending is designed to make the audience experience “inception” in a way
Thats what the director wants lol
and i never cried neither cheered it up and i was neither stuck in a limbo
@@ninjagonish agree
the ending is a reality. according to michael caine, that play the leonardo father, he saids he only appears in scene where the world is reality.