This is 100% an original story/script from Christopher Nolan. He actually had the idea some 10 years before the movie even came out. After his immense success of The Dark Knight, the studio basically said make whatever you want next, and he thought this was a good followup.
@@notmyrealname1730 Invading someone's mind to steal information from his subconscious. Sound like a plot to the DS9 episode *Extreme Measures* that came out 2 years before *The Dream of a Lifetime* comic came out
A few notes: 1) They actually did spin the hallway. They built a whole rig and built the set in a cylindrical setting, which they spun. There is video of it if you seek it out. 2) Everyone is saying you need to watch Interstellar, but some other great options by Nolan are Memento and The Prestige. 3) A lot of people cite Nolan saying that whether or not the top falls isn't the point, but Michael Caine said in an interview once that Nolan told him that any scenes he was in were the real world, so the end is the real world. Additionally 4) A lot of people think that Cobb's totem is the top. It's actually his wedding ring. In the dreams, he's wearing it, but in the real world, he's not. 5) The names of all the main Characters spell DREAMS (Dom, Robert, Eames, Ariadne, Mal, Saito)
This film is aging beyond well at an exponential rate. Much like Shawshank. I predict in about 20 years, it will be on the Mt Rushmore of sci-fi films. A true and complete masterpiece. Damn near a perfect film.
"The real point of the ending is that Cobb isn't interested in looking at the top. He's looking at his kids. He's moved on." -Christopher Nolan Also, I love the end of this movie because they gave Cillian Murphy's character a happy ending. It doesn't matter that they manipulated him, he became happier in thinking his father did love him so much.
@KoolKeithProductions and what's more important... with Fisher, Cobb, or us... being miserable but knowing the truth? Or being happy in the lie we convince ourselves is true if that lie only affects our own self perception?
@GhostWatcher2024 well that's the whole point of the movie, right? Cobb and his wife were happy in a lie. She wanted to stay but he wanted to go back home to the real world. He wanted to accept the truth, but that put him on a path to alter Fisher's life, who can never accept the truth, because he doesn't even know he's living a lie.
Nolan loves practical, so if he can do it, it will be done. It was a physical spinning room with wires and choreography. The wedding ring on Cobb is one of the biggest indicator to the audience if he is in a dream or not. Ring on = Dream, No ring = reality.
Inception has a special place in my heart, not only because of the movie itself, but also because it brought to me "Time" by Hans Zimmer, which is the theme playing at the movie's end when everyone is awakening on the plane. It is my FAVORITE piece of score both by Hans and any composer. EVER.
Yeah the entire audio for their commentary cuts out. At first I thought maybe it was cut because copyrighted music or something but probably just a problem when editing.
It's a massive bug with editing software, shows the audio but once exported it disappears? We're working to figure out how the hell to fix this, it's so weird.
I think Cobb’s totem was actually his wedding ring. The top was Mal’s. He wears it in the dream sequences but not in reality. They made a conscious effort to not to show his left hand at all in the final scenes, keeping the ambiguity of it all. I can still hear the load groans from the theater once the credits rolled 😂
Possible spoiler of the outcome: There is a token that was persistent in the film; water. The water is either clear or monocolor in a dream. But in that final top spinning scene, there are a couple glasses of water of different colors. So Cobb can’t be dreaming.
The ending is amazing! But there's actually a cool way to tell: Cobb's totem ISN'T the top. They even say it in the movie. Cobb's totem is his wedding ring. In the real world, he isn't wearing it. Since he isn't with Moll anymore. But in the dreams, he is, as he can't get over causing her death and can't let her go. In the end scene, he isn't wearing the ring.
Sam and Jake stood under the warm spray of the shower, steam swirling around them. Their laughter echoed off the tiles as they washed away the grime of the day. “You know,” Sam said, lathering shampoo into his hair, “I was reading this article about the history of hand jobs. It’s fascinating.” Jake chuckled, rinsing soap off his arms. “Only you would find that interesting. What did it say?” “Well,” Sam began, “it turns out that hand jobs were a common part of male bonding rituals in some cultures. It was more about camaraderie than sex.” Jake raised an eyebrow. “Really? That’s pretty wild. Imagine explaining that at a family dinner.” They both laughed, the sound blending with the noise of the water. “Hey, knowledge is power,” Sam grinned, rinsing his hair. Jake nodded, smiling. “Just another quirky piece of trivia for the books. Only you, Sam.”
His kids at the end "we are building a house on a CLIFF!!" just like the house Saito was in the first dream sequence at the beginning of the movie?!?!? wrap your mind round that..
You guys really need to watch Interstellar next :) It's another phenomenal movie by Christopher Nolan. If you liked Inception you'll love Interstellar.
From what little experience I’ve had I believe a dream within a dream is possible. I’ve had experiences myself where I woke up and then woke up a second time, and though the dream was deep, so therefore I can’t remember what I was dreaming about, what I distinctly remember was I was in there for a long time! And the physics of the dreamworld and time passing, it checks out to an extent. I don’t know if it’s been thoroughly proven or if it’s scientifically documented, but I have had experiences very similar that I can attest to
1- this may be my favorite story about letting go ever. We all recreate an avatar of lost loved ones in our mind. Such a fascinating way to look at loss, and finally letting go of it. 2- I could be crazy, but for me this is the second of a trilogy about time from Nolan, Memento, Inception, and Tenet. 3- Tenet is amazing but…. You kinda have to watch it ten times, and probably watch ten explanation videos to even get to the tip of the iceberg of how amazing that movie is. Great reaction as usual👌
Now you need to see the Japanese animated film Paprika. Some would argue that is, at least, partially inspired this film. Bummed that part of your audio is cut out during the reaction, but glad that the discussion at the end appears to have full audio.
Phenomenal movie. I believe his is still dreaming at the end, because his Children are still the same age that they were when their mother died who knows how many years before.
Christopher Nolan is brilliant. This movie is so complex that it is almost spoiler-proof because knowing how the movie ends is pointless unless you've been following the details and intricacies of how it got there.
At the end, you see the top start to warble just at the cut. Honestly, for me, the top spinning non-stop would betray the WHOLE POINT of Cobb's catharsis and in my opinion make the movie less than. That's my take on it... and for me, the top does stop as Cobb finally came to terms with what he did and was finally ready to move forward.
The zero g hotel fight was indeed shot in a spinning room. They built the hallway in a box and put it on a rotating contraption. Cuz that the kind of practical effects fanatic that Nolan is.
Director Christoper Nolan said this film is the metaphor for filmaking. Each member of the team serves a role that has a movie analog. The Architect (Ellen Page) would be the production designer. The Forger (Tom Hardy) would be the actor. The Point Man (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) would be The Producer. The Extractor (DiCaprio) would be the director. And The Mark (Cillian Murphy) would be us-the audience.
from what i heard, michael caine got obsessed with this movie and finally got noland to tell him wether the end is real or not, to which noland basically told him that any scene his character is in is indeed reality.
Man, you guys really need to watch interstellar if you haven't already done so. Christopher Nolan at his genius best. Literally the most amazing film ever made
Seconded. I mean, not my favorite film ever made, but it’s amazing, and they should watch it. Tho, SPOILERS… I’m still unclear why they needed to find a new planet AND solve gravity. With a new planet, they could just use rockets to move people there. With the space stations (solving gravity), they seem to be doing fine for decades with no new planet. So the NEED for both seems unclear.
My favorite Leonardo DiCaprio movie is “Catch Me If You Can” costarring Tom Hanks. Also iconic movies of Leo’s are “The Departed” and “The Wolf of Wall Street”.
Christopher Nolan has said he worked on the Inception script off and on for 10 years, between his first movie Following (98) through The Dark Knight (08).
Never forget that Mal is dead. Whenever we see her in the movie, it's really the part of Cobb's destructive mind that wants to live with her in Limbo. So when he tells her in Limbo that he Incepted her.. did he really Incept himself? :)
The snow fortress was based on the snow fortress of his favorite James Bond movie, 1969’s On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. A lot of the snow action scenes were paying homage to that Bond movie. Nolan has called Inception his “Bond” movie.
The holy grail of Chris Nolan time bending movies is watching Memento-Inception-Tenet in a row! Your mind needs therapy after this... an will be more sane than ever!!!😅🤗😉
I wish i could have heard your reaction to the cut to black screen at the end, but it looked like the reception this got in the screening i saw 😂 They did use a spinning room, the behind the scenes reels on that are great, it was so clever. First viewing i was so immersed in the dream levels, that i totally forgot they were on the plane 😳
I wish I had dreams of a whole other life when I was in a coma. Nope. Just fever dreams that had me sucked into the horrific ceiling tiles saying "Stop. Fall Risk." It was so bad that I started having regular daydreams and nightmares of escaping the hospital. It seemed like a great idea...until I couldn't sit up or stand or hold up my arms. You lose a lot of your body muscle in 2 weeks on a ventilator.
As I’ve heard it Inception was a ten year writing project for Christopher Nolan. Only his next film - that wasn’t Batman - Interstellar was as all consuming. These are my two favorite Nolan films for all the care and creativity infused into them and how they both really get you in the feels!
I had an inception like dream last night actually if you can believe it! I was so tired in my dream I had a dream within a dream, then I woke up from that dream a later on from the original dream!
The spinning top wasn’t Cobb’s totem to tell when he’s dreaming. It was Mal’s. Cobb’s totem was his wedding ring. In dreams he’s wearing his wedding ring. In real life he’s not. At the end of the film as he walks away from Mal’s spinning top, letting her go and focusing on his kids and the future, he is NOT wearing his wedding ring. It’s real life. Period.
@@jp3813 WAS he spinning the top to see if he was in a dream or not? That seems like quite the assumption on your part. Or was he just spinning it while reminiscing about Mal? The only exposition about it says that *Mal* would spin it to figure out if she was still in a dream.
@@chriscypert8616 Nobody said anything about spinning the ring. The first time that we see him spin the top, he grabs a gun and raises it near his head. Once it stopped spinning, he puts the gun down. The 2nd time we see him spin it was after he wakes up from training Ariadne. Once it stopped spinning, he lets out a huge sigh of relief. The 3rd time was when he finally went home, and he spins the top w/ a concerned look on his face. Now you're telling us that all three of those scenes are just him randomly reminiscing?
You guys gotta watch Tenet after this. Michael Caine was confused about the film and needed Christopher Nolan to explain a few things. He did confirm that any scene with his character, is set in reality. So Cobb did in fact reunite with his children.
Hear me out. Sito was the target all along. Think about how the movie starts. Why would you hire someone that failed a job for your job? And you see Cobb getting to a safe to mess with his wife's memories. Fisher's safe was massive. But the safe of Cobb wife. And saito's safe were small personal safe's. But more than anything. When Cobb is being chased in Mumbai, it was just like being chased in a dream by that first level of dream security. And those people suddenly stop chasing him.
If you ever want a rare film try Deep Rising only 2 UA-camr have ever reacted to it. It’s also one of Best movies you never saw. Director also did The Mummy Brendan Fraser
So one note: The spinning top was Mal’s totem, not Cobb’s. And if _anyone_ knows about your totem it’s worthless. The running theory is that Cobb’s totem is actually his wedding ring.
So, if Cobb’s totem is his wedding ring, why does he spin the Mal’s totem to differentiate between dreams and reality? I’m not asking to be a smart ass. I’m just trying to understand your idea. 😊
@@VillainHoor directorial misdirection. He spins the top but we never actually get confirmation that he believes it means he’s in a dream or not, it’s just implied and assumed. But again it was never his totem, it was Mal’s, and that _is_ explicitly defined. The fact that he can’t be trusted as an architect because of her invading his dreams would strongly suggest it would be foolish for him to rely on _her_ object to determine _his_ reality. Especially since the whole “what is and isn’t a dream” is kind of what wrecked his entire life. The ring might not actually be it. It’s just been suggested because we only ever see him wearing it when he’s dreaming. Makes a bit of sense though. A dream architect would put it on his finger but in reality it could just be in his pocket and only he would be able to tell the difference. The top on the other hand is too obvious. Multiple people seem to know the “trick” making its use as a totem pointless.
This movie, like the matrix, melted my brain the first time I saw it theatrically. Outside of the dark night, this is my favorite Christopher Nolan movie.👍
With Freddy Krueger also coming from that era … At the end of to 90's, there was a short lived TV show called "Sleepwalkers", and the movie "The Cell" - found the DVDs right next to Inception on my shelf. Maybe "Paprika" should be on the watch list, too?
John Q is a great movie to react to! Denzel Washington never fails. Or Deja Vu with Denzel. I’ve also never seen anyone react to Hide and Seek, with Robert DeNiro and Dakota Fanning.
Would love to see you react to the behind-the-scenes of this movie as well, they do in fact show the spinning scene. It's wicked cool! I don't know if you've watched the show Euphoria but they did a similar scene in there as well. Both behind-the-scenes are so awesome to see.
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I was about to comment "why are you guys muted but the movie isn't?" looking forward to the re-upload
Interestingly you're actually surprisingly easy to lipread...
Audio is out
@@bdawg5855 Nah, probably your ears bro
@@ShaunMitchell1983You could practically hear their reaction when it cuts out before you find out if the top stops spinning.
Watching you two freak out at the spinning top at the end in silence was hilarious!
The movie that gave us the trailer “BAAAAAWWWW”, it was EVERYWHERE in the early 2010’s
the fog horn yeah I remember it being used in every trailer lol
This is 100% an original story/script from Christopher Nolan. He actually had the idea some 10 years before the movie even came out. After his immense success of The Dark Knight, the studio basically said make whatever you want next, and he thought this was a good followup.
No it isn't. Nolan ripped off a Scrooge McDuck story called "The Dream of a Lifetime."
Google it and take a look for youself.
The Dream of a Lifetime. Scrooge McDuck. Take a look and you'll see that Nolan stole the idea.
@@notmyrealname1730 Inspired, maybe. Stolen is a stretch.
@@notmyrealname1730 Invading someone's mind to steal information from his subconscious. Sound like a plot to the DS9 episode *Extreme Measures* that came out 2 years before *The Dream of a Lifetime* comic came out
A few notes: 1) They actually did spin the hallway. They built a whole rig and built the set in a cylindrical setting, which they spun. There is video of it if you seek it out. 2) Everyone is saying you need to watch Interstellar, but some other great options by Nolan are Memento and The Prestige. 3) A lot of people cite Nolan saying that whether or not the top falls isn't the point, but Michael Caine said in an interview once that Nolan told him that any scenes he was in were the real world, so the end is the real world. Additionally 4) A lot of people think that Cobb's totem is the top. It's actually his wedding ring. In the dreams, he's wearing it, but in the real world, he's not. 5) The names of all the main Characters spell DREAMS (Dom, Robert, Eames, Ariadne, Mal, Saito)
This film is aging beyond well at an exponential rate. Much like Shawshank. I predict in about 20 years, it will be on the Mt Rushmore of sci-fi films. A true and complete masterpiece. Damn near a perfect film.
Damn right ! Like, even with current gen of sci-fi, this shit is like Miles beyond what anyone could come up with.
"The real point of the ending is that Cobb isn't interested in looking at the top. He's looking at his kids. He's moved on." -Christopher Nolan
Also, I love the end of this movie because they gave Cillian Murphy's character a happy ending. It doesn't matter that they manipulated him, he became happier in thinking his father did love him so much.
But...is happiness based on a lie true happiness?
@KoolKeithProductions and what's more important... with Fisher, Cobb, or us... being miserable but knowing the truth? Or being happy in the lie we convince ourselves is true if that lie only affects our own self perception?
@GhostWatcher2024 well that's the whole point of the movie, right? Cobb and his wife were happy in a lie. She wanted to stay but he wanted to go back home to the real world. He wanted to accept the truth, but that put him on a path to alter Fisher's life, who can never accept the truth, because he doesn't even know he's living a lie.
Nolan loves practical, so if he can do it, it will be done. It was a physical spinning room with wires and choreography. The wedding ring on Cobb is one of the biggest indicator to the audience if he is in a dream or not. Ring on = Dream, No ring = reality.
Inception has a special place in my heart, not only because of the movie itself, but also because it brought to me "Time" by Hans Zimmer, which is the theme playing at the movie's end when everyone is awakening on the plane. It is my FAVORITE piece of score both by Hans and any composer. EVER.
The audio is cutting out
24:00 minutes onwards.
Yeah the entire audio for their commentary cuts out. At first I thought maybe it was cut because copyrighted music or something but probably just a problem when editing.
It's a massive bug with editing software, shows the audio but once exported it disappears? We're working to figure out how the hell to fix this, it's so weird.
Maybe you're dreaming
@@OctoKrool no problem continue the fun work
Literally my favorite movie of all time
See paprika of satoshi kon where Nolan copied and u will change your mind
@@fortvnaholding Why isn't enjoying both an option?
@@fortvnaholdingdiffrence is that inception isn't mid
@@fortvnaholding Star Wars: A New Hope, Reservoir Dogs, The Matrix, etc... are beloved movies that were copied from others.
@@jp3813 Inspired by, is not the same thing as copying. You seem confused by the difference.
I think Cobb’s totem was actually his wedding ring. The top was Mal’s. He wears it in the dream sequences but not in reality. They made a conscious effort to not to show his left hand at all in the final scenes, keeping the ambiguity of it all. I can still hear the load groans from the theater once the credits rolled 😂
Possible spoiler of the outcome:
There is a token that was persistent in the film; water. The water is either clear or monocolor in a dream. But in that final top spinning scene, there are a couple glasses of water of different colors. So Cobb can’t be dreaming.
"dream heist" perfect description
The ending is amazing!
But there's actually a cool way to tell: Cobb's totem ISN'T the top. They even say it in the movie. Cobb's totem is his wedding ring.
In the real world, he isn't wearing it. Since he isn't with Moll anymore. But in the dreams, he is, as he can't get over causing her death and can't let her go.
In the end scene, he isn't wearing the ring.
That Ken transition killed me. lmao
Notice how many people in this are from the Batman movies? Nolan loves his repeat actors. ^_^
Other than the audio issues, the reactions to this film was excellent ❤ Can’t wait to rewatch this when the audio is fixed.
Sam and Jake stood under the warm spray of the shower, steam swirling around them. Their laughter echoed off the tiles as they washed away the grime of the day.
“You know,” Sam said, lathering shampoo into his hair, “I was reading this article about the history of hand jobs. It’s fascinating.”
Jake chuckled, rinsing soap off his arms. “Only you would find that interesting. What did it say?”
“Well,” Sam began, “it turns out that hand jobs were a common part of male bonding rituals in some cultures. It was more about camaraderie than sex.”
Jake raised an eyebrow. “Really? That’s pretty wild. Imagine explaining that at a family dinner.”
They both laughed, the sound blending with the noise of the water.
“Hey, knowledge is power,” Sam grinned, rinsing his hair.
Jake nodded, smiling. “Just another quirky piece of trivia for the books. Only you, Sam.”
His kids at the end "we are building a house on a CLIFF!!" just like the house Saito was in the first dream sequence at the beginning of the movie?!?!? wrap your mind round that..
You guys really need to watch Interstellar next :) It's another phenomenal movie by Christopher Nolan. If you liked Inception you'll love Interstellar.
One of my favorite movies . I really loved that Fischer got moment with his dad and have some closure 😭
This one was a delight to view in the theater.
From what little experience I’ve had I believe a dream within a dream is possible. I’ve had experiences myself where I woke up and then woke up a second time, and though the dream was deep, so therefore I can’t remember what I was dreaming about, what I distinctly remember was I was in there for a long time! And the physics of the dreamworld and time passing, it checks out to an extent. I don’t know if it’s been thoroughly proven or if it’s scientifically documented, but I have had experiences very similar that I can attest to
Gurl... be for real
Could've been a recurring nightmare and you had sleep paralysis..it's rare
.I had it once
Actually it’s gif with the hard G. The g in gif stands for graphics, which is also said with a hard G.
It's like saying Jiven instead of given
Technically it is supposed to be pronounced Jiff according to the guy who created it, but I'll be damned if I'm going to pronounce it that way..
Its pronounced jiff
The .jiff file format hates the pronunciation of .gif...
JIF is this other product … peanut butter?
GIF stands for "Graphics Image Format".
They should never have the same pronunciation.
Fun fact: the first letter of each of the characters spells out D.R.E.A.M.S. 👍
"It does not do to dwell on dreams, and forget to live." - Albus Dumbledore
I always think of this quote when I watch the end of Inception
nobody watching a Nolan movie:
Curtis: That makes a lot of sense here!
1- this may be my favorite story about letting go ever. We all recreate an avatar of lost loved ones in our mind. Such a fascinating way to look at loss, and finally letting go of it.
2- I could be crazy, but for me this is the second of a trilogy about time from Nolan, Memento, Inception, and Tenet. 3- Tenet is amazing but…. You kinda have to watch it ten times, and probably watch ten explanation videos to even get to the tip of the iceberg of how amazing that movie is.
Great reaction as usual👌
Now you need to see the Japanese animated film Paprika. Some would argue that is, at least, partially inspired this film.
Bummed that part of your audio is cut out during the reaction, but glad that the discussion at the end appears to have full audio.
Phenomenal movie. I believe his is still dreaming at the end, because his Children are still the same age that they were when their mother died who knows how many years before.
Christopher Nolan is brilliant. This movie is so complex that it is almost spoiler-proof because knowing how the movie ends is pointless unless you've been following the details and intricacies of how it got there.
This and shutter island came out the same year. Both 10/10 films
At the end, you see the top start to warble just at the cut. Honestly, for me, the top spinning non-stop would betray the WHOLE POINT of Cobb's catharsis and in my opinion make the movie less than. That's my take on it... and for me, the top does stop as Cobb finally came to terms with what he did and was finally ready to move forward.
The brilliance of the ending is that they planted the idea in our minds throughout that it might still all be a dream. Incaption, in act.
It's one of those films that you have to watch 2-3 times times to truly grab. The soundtrack by Hans is absolutely amazing.
The zero g hotel fight was indeed shot in a spinning room. They built the hallway in a box and put it on a rotating contraption. Cuz that the kind of practical effects fanatic that Nolan is.
Director Christoper Nolan said this film is the metaphor for filmaking. Each member of the team serves a role that has a movie analog. The Architect (Ellen Page) would be the production designer. The Forger (Tom Hardy) would be the actor. The Point Man (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) would be The Producer. The Extractor (DiCaprio) would be the director. And The Mark (Cillian Murphy) would be us-the audience.
from what i heard, michael caine got obsessed with this movie and finally got noland to tell him wether the end is real or not, to which noland basically told him that any scene his character is in is indeed reality.
Man, you guys really need to watch interstellar if you haven't already done so. Christopher Nolan at his genius best. Literally the most amazing film ever made
Seconded. I mean, not my favorite film ever made, but it’s amazing, and they should watch it.
Tho, SPOILERS…
I’m still unclear why they needed to find a new planet AND solve gravity. With a new planet, they could just use rockets to move people there. With the space stations (solving gravity), they seem to be doing fine for decades with no new planet. So the NEED for both seems unclear.
Interstellar next??👀👀👀
My favorite Leonardo DiCaprio movie is “Catch Me If You Can” costarring Tom Hanks. Also iconic movies of Leo’s are “The Departed” and “The Wolf of Wall Street”.
Haven’t seen Titanic?! We have to put it on the list. 😊
You guys should watch spawn (1997) it's pretty cool from comics and it's got a puppy
"gif" + "t" = "gift" -- Jif is peanut butter
Christopher Nolan has said he worked on the Inception script off and on for 10 years, between his first movie Following (98) through The Dark Knight (08).
Not long after watching Nolan's The Prestige, this is in my notifications. Quite a coincidence.
Never forget that Mal is dead. Whenever we see her in the movie, it's really the part of Cobb's destructive mind that wants to live with her in Limbo.
So when he tells her in Limbo that he Incepted her.. did he really Incept himself? :)
The snow fortress was based on the snow fortress of his favorite James Bond movie, 1969’s On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. A lot of the snow action scenes were paying homage to that Bond movie. Nolan has called Inception his “Bond” movie.
The holy grail of Chris Nolan time bending movies is watching Memento-Inception-Tenet in a row! Your mind needs therapy after this... an will be more sane than ever!!!😅🤗😉
10:35 - This is what "In-Dream Meditation" is like. Accessing your "mind palace" and retaining memory of said session after waking up.
I wish i could have heard your reaction to the cut to black screen at the end, but it looked like the reception this got in the screening i saw 😂
They did use a spinning room, the behind the scenes reels on that are great, it was so clever.
First viewing i was so immersed in the dream levels, that i totally forgot they were on the plane 😳
😊 these are such expressive reactors. That even if you can't hear their words, you are feeling this movie with them ❤😂
I wish I had dreams of a whole other life when I was in a coma. Nope. Just fever dreams that had me sucked into the horrific ceiling tiles saying "Stop. Fall Risk." It was so bad that I started having regular daydreams and nightmares of escaping the hospital. It seemed like a great idea...until I couldn't sit up or stand or hold up my arms. You lose a lot of your body muscle in 2 weeks on a ventilator.
Christopher Nolan has said he worked on the script off and on for 10 years, between his first movie Following (98) through The Dark Knight (08).
It’s not important whether the top kept spinning or whether it fell; it’s that Cobb was holding his kids and he no longer cared.
"Find me that ledge baby - we jumpin."
It's so freaking funny that you guys get muted but the movie sound plays like normal
I love this movie so much I saw it in the theater when it came out
As I’ve heard it Inception was a ten year writing project for Christopher Nolan. Only his next film - that wasn’t Batman - Interstellar was as all consuming. These are my two favorite Nolan films for all the care and creativity infused into them and how they both really get you in the feels!
I had an inception like dream last night actually if you can believe it!
I was so tired in my dream I had a dream within a dream, then I woke up from that dream a later on from the original dream!
If you guys loved this Christopher Nolan movie about dreams, I think you'd love another Nolan film called "Tenet" about time. It's a wild ride!!!
this movie is an excelent example of lucid dreaming or even the astral in reality. (not everyone believe in it) i love it.
Watching your reaction to the spinning top at the end with no sound is actually hilarious
you should check out Dreamscape (1984) with Dennis Quade.
the dream storyline was from the anime movie Paprika, the rest about it being a heist and the characters was all Nolan
You guys should watch Interstellar！Its even better❤
"There were moments I felt I was too quiet", says Chris. Well, yeah, especially if you mute half your comments 😂
The spinning top wasn’t Cobb’s totem to tell when he’s dreaming. It was Mal’s.
Cobb’s totem was his wedding ring. In dreams he’s wearing his wedding ring. In real life he’s not. At the end of the film as he walks away from Mal’s spinning top, letting her go and focusing on his kids and the future, he is NOT wearing his wedding ring.
It’s real life. Period.
That doesn't explain why Cobb keeps spinning the top to see if he's in a dream or not. He was never concerned about his ring.
@@jp3813 WAS he spinning the top to see if he was in a dream or not? That seems like quite the assumption on your part. Or was he just spinning it while reminiscing about Mal? The only exposition about it says that *Mal* would spin it to figure out if she was still in a dream.
@@chriscypert8616 Nobody said anything about spinning the ring. The first time that we see him spin the top, he grabs a gun and raises it near his head. Once it stopped spinning, he puts the gun down. The 2nd time we see him spin it was after he wakes up from training Ariadne. Once it stopped spinning, he lets out a huge sigh of relief. The 3rd time was when he finally went home, and he spins the top w/ a concerned look on his face. Now you're telling us that all three of those scenes are just him randomly reminiscing?
Watch girls trip!
Yea watch girls trip
i would love to see a Cold War Era prequel with this movie’s tech.
Will you fix the audio on this and repost it? I really want to know what yall said.
Please react to Tenet. Its from the same director. A piece of art and a puzzle to the mind
You guys gotta watch Tenet after this.
Michael Caine was confused about the film and needed Christopher Nolan to explain a few things. He did confirm that any scene with his character, is set in reality. So Cobb did in fact reunite with his children.
Doesn't sound like Nolan to confirm theories.
I remember enjoying this movie when I saw it when it was new.
Nolan's absolute masterpiece🔥🔥🔥🔥
I’ve seen Inception too many times to count. But as soon as I saw the notification, I just knew I needed to see this reaction. 😂
Cant wait to see them watching Tenet x)
Yep. I mean Doctor Strange bent the world in the comics, but Inception was stated by the VFX team in Strange, as being inspiration.
hey guys the yalls audio for the second half of the video is missing
Hear me out. Sito was the target all along. Think about how the movie starts. Why would you hire someone that failed a job for your job? And you see Cobb getting to a safe to mess with his wife's memories. Fisher's safe was massive. But the safe of Cobb wife. And saito's safe were small personal safe's. But more than anything. When Cobb is being chased in Mumbai, it was just like being chased in a dream by that first level of dream security. And those people suddenly stop chasing him.
If you ever want a rare film try Deep Rising only 2 UA-camr have ever reacted to it. It’s also one of Best movies you never saw. Director also did The Mummy Brendan Fraser
They've never seen Titanic? How has that not been a reaction yet then ?
So one note: The spinning top was Mal’s totem, not Cobb’s. And if _anyone_ knows about your totem it’s worthless. The running theory is that Cobb’s totem is actually his wedding ring.
So, if Cobb’s totem is his wedding ring, why does he spin the Mal’s totem to differentiate between dreams and reality? I’m not asking to be a smart ass. I’m just trying to understand your idea. 😊
@@VillainHoor directorial misdirection. He spins the top but we never actually get confirmation that he believes it means he’s in a dream or not, it’s just implied and assumed.
But again it was never his totem, it was Mal’s, and that _is_ explicitly defined. The fact that he can’t be trusted as an architect because of her invading his dreams would strongly suggest it would be foolish for him to rely on _her_ object to determine _his_ reality. Especially since the whole “what is and isn’t a dream” is kind of what wrecked his entire life.
The ring might not actually be it. It’s just been suggested because we only ever see him wearing it when he’s dreaming. Makes a bit of sense though. A dream architect would put it on his finger but in reality it could just be in his pocket and only he would be able to tell the difference. The top on the other hand is too obvious. Multiple people seem to know the “trick” making its use as a totem pointless.
They just take more and more control
Please react to Mulholland Drive, it is amazing movie.
This movie, like the matrix, melted my brain the first time I saw it theatrically. Outside of the dark night, this is my favorite Christopher Nolan movie.👍
This is a brilliant movie. Enjoyed your reaction...hope you get the audio problems sorted!
Your guys audio drops out half way into the video
Yup, no idea why; could be an issue with upload. Gonna try and see if we can get another one up soon.
There have actually been quite a few films with this premise-but they were in the 1980's. Dreamscape with Dennis Quaid was a big one.
With Freddy Krueger also coming from that era …
At the end of to 90's, there was a short lived TV show called "Sleepwalkers", and the movie "The Cell" - found the DVDs right next to Inception on my shelf.
Maybe "Paprika" should be on the watch list, too?
Cobb’s wedding ring is his totem.
I got a very 60s/70s James Bond vibe from the military snow base. Maybe the inceptee was a Bond fan.
Hope you see Super Troopers 2 (2018)
Even after y’all’s audio went out, I could still see the WOW-ness in your faces. BUT, dang it!! Wish I could’ve heard it
Awsome Dark City next
Dark City is a great one
John Q is a great movie to react to! Denzel Washington never fails. Or Deja Vu with Denzel.
I’ve also never seen anyone react to Hide and Seek, with Robert DeNiro and Dakota Fanning.
Would love to see you react to the behind-the-scenes of this movie as well, they do in fact show the spinning scene. It's wicked cool!
I don't know if you've watched the show Euphoria but they did a similar scene in there as well. Both behind-the-scenes are so awesome to see.
This was a real good one! It's reminiscent of the movie "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" w/Jim Carey. Real Trippy
This is my fav movie of all time. So happy when I saw this video.
Why did you guys go silent Bob at 25 minutes or so?
Real good movie love the video octokrool stay motivated dream big 1 mill on the way