The Escape from Limbo, Inception ending, Deja Vu
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2011
- Which ends with the special property of the top helped Cobb "keep track of reality" in Limbo, and remember why he was at Saito. And from then on Cobb reminded Saito, and they gave each other the best Deja Vu ever and escaped Limbo after realizing it was not real.
Come back..so we can be young men together again. Come back with me. Come back..
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Only big plot hole in this movie is arent you not supposed to touch other peoples totems because only you need to know what its like
and how did he get old in the dream, but cobb's age changes in his dreams, flashbacks show him old, then when they die to wake up they were young then, and woke up.
Its not a plot hole. Cobb only realized the importance of having your own totem, AFTER he Incepted Mal. She had a totem for Limbo. It was her idea to forget reality. Cobb did not forget reality. He knew what was real. He found Mal's totem and changed it. But he had no idea of the ramification. So he kept the top as a keepsake of her. And a top does not spin forever in reality. So it was a totem others could use as well. But it did not help Mal, because she was Incepted with the idea that her world was not real. The totem could not help her. Nobody could help her. She could not get rid of the idea that was planted in her. The most resilient parasite.
@@tykjenffsinceived* same as deceived is to deception.
@@tykjenffs The totems simply reflect back to the person what they already believe. Their value is in giving the person the trust to take the leap of faith, but this only works if they actually believe the totems can guide them. Cobb understood this at the end which is why he walked away from the spinning top. It wasn’t going to reveal to him the truth. He already knew the truth.
The top was Mal's totem, not Cobb's.
Cobb's totem, whether he realized it or not, is his wedding ring. In the dream sequences, he is wearing it. In reality, he isn't wearing his wedding ring.
@@mindlessdude2216 tbf, he can use her totme now, if shes dead he cant be in her dream
Spends a shit ton of years in limbo. Wakes up. Starts playing Candy Crush like nothing happened.
fafafagat Its only been 10 hours bruv
@@INCNetski Not to him. He's multiple layers down, the time scaling is exponential. Its been possibly decades, if not hundreds of years to Saito.
He calls asshole
@@bobojo37 its fucking 10 years down limbo I dont get how did he become.so.old
@@anantambisht4895 it's 50 years ya dumshit. He didn't a lifetime in limbo. He becomes an old man
“Come back with me, so we can be young men together again.” I don’t know why but for some reason that line always gets me emotional.
I know right? I have the same feeling.
Yep
"I come back for you
to remind you of something
that this world is not real
come back with me"
"And we'll be young men together again."
@Tykjen Don't worry, we'll know eventually.
It sounds poetic
I love how he makes a phone call as soon as he wakes up! What a BOSS!
+mw4205
Earlier in the movie...
*Cobb*: If I get on this plane and you don't honor our arrangement, when we land I go to jail for the rest of my life.
*Saito*: If you complete the job, I make one phone call from the plane and you'll have no trouble getting through Immigration.
Adam Ohm your point?
+Adam Ohm
What he means is that he loves that he makes that phone call straight away.
Saito was in limbo for what, to him, would have felt like half a century, at least. He's spent a lifetime in the dream-world, perhaps even forgetting (until Cobb appears) that it is not real, but as soon as he wakes, the very first thing he does is honour his word (and he even remembers the number). No shock, no nostalgia, no celebration - just fulfilling the promise.
I say perhaps forgetting, but honestly, it'd be even more impressive if he was for the entire time aware that it was just a dream; imagine waiting patiently, all that time, with only a single purpose in mind.
@@WiggaMachiavelli lmaoo you idiot didnt see the movie properly , he didnt lose track of reality , somewhere in his own mind there was inception by leonardo that made him aware that he is still in dream , but so many layers down , deep in limbo he started forgetting that the world is not real , but he still had that little spark , that is why he knows leonardo name , and also leonardo forgot that he was in the limbo , they voth through conversion remind themselves , thus in the end either saito kills himself in limbo to wake and then leonardo kills himself or leonardo is just stuck up in limbo forever , but I dont think leonardo did because I guess he also.killed himself to wake up
@@anantambisht4895 someone's a bit toxic
i can watch this 100 times and it gives me goose bumps every time
Dee A Same here. But I edited so many mashups...Im on a 5 year break from seeing the entire movie. I want to forget it completely..and watch it over again and again ^
@@tykjenffs I did and just rewatched it again recently guess you could say they planted the idea because it still gives that spark lmao
It brings tears to my eyes
"Are you here to kill me?" Talk about an underrated quote
The greatest ending just blazing, of all film it's so deep that i can stop my rushed tears.
true. it's so deep
A job that turned into a friendship, to honor the arrangement. I’m in tears every time i watch this movie
I'm an old man, filled with regrets, waiting to die alone
Watch the Dark knight or The Dark knight rises. Also the greatest endings ever
Come back, so we can be young men together again) bravo bravo just bravo
Mohamed N most moving line in cinema history.
Mohamed N great ending movie!!
This is leaps and bounds ahead of anything that's been in the cinema for quite sometime. I'm SO glad I saw this at the IMAX. I'm SO glad I was around to embrace this film.
it hurt when saito said he was an old man you could tell he had many regrets
14 years later, still one of the best endings to a movie, the unclear reality of the ending however makes it even better
Leonardo had such an insane year with Shutter Island, Inception and Revolutionary Road.
All which had extremely haunting endings.
I’ve watched many movies but nothing got me emotionally like Inception and Interstellar. These two movies crushed my soul into pieces.
dope film, dope music, dope everything
now I see why they are praising Hans (Zimmer) that much
The ending of Inception is meant to leave you thinking and questioning the nature of reality. The important question is not "Is Cobb still dreaming?" -- What is important is the fact that the character of Cobb goes from being a guy who is obsessed with "knowing what's real" to ultimately being a person who stops questioning and accepts what makes him truly happy as what's real.
Wow brilliant explanation 👍
Exactly!! I say the same thing and people don’t like my answer!! Kind of like Lost
He gets lost forever.
@@roryjoey1778 right, I think he was in his own dream from the very beginning
Brilliantly put.
One of the greatest films ever made
For me this was the MOST touching part of the whole movie.
To me it would be except for when Mal's projection complains to Cobb that he promised her they'd grow old together, he says "But we did" and it cuts to the two old people hand in hand. I'm tearing up just remembering the damn thing.
The greatest ending ever
One thing I loved about this scene is how Cobb asks him to take a leap of faith, which is the exact same thing Mal asked of Cobb when she killed herself.
Saito and Cobb had probably spent so long in limbo at this point that Saito didn't know if he was dreaming or not. Cobb had his totem, but Saito describes his memories of reality as a half-remembered dream. To him, the totem would topple in a dream, and remain spinning in reality. It's a wonderfully done parallel to Cobb and Mal.
Saito case is inception done right
Saito also asked Cobb to take a leap of faith in the helicopter scene
Fair play. Saito is in limbo for decades, wakes up and remembers a phone number.
Yes if you’ve had lucid dreams where you lived years, waking up is just instant
Edit: what I mean is that there’s no disconnect, almost like your brain has a different part reserved just for dreams, so it’s just tossed out of the way and right back to where to left off before you slept. I have had some dreams where I was in there for very long, in the dreams own time.
@@LeonardoWilhelmDiCaprio-zv9snlmao shut up, how dare you use The Lords name for your scams.
They were still on that plane dude which was 16 hour flight, so he is not going to forget the number
that's an interesting point in regards to those certain people who dream decades+, would most likely be somewhat cognitively un-alike the person originally went to sleep. because upon waking up, due to the fact of accumulating a vast amount of new memories from the dream. surely that phone number would seem like lifetime or two ago in order to remember. great point again. this was a great thought provoking film. just like nolans newest film oppenheimer. i hope every person can especially see that one. cheers
Ever heard of contacts being stored in a smart phone, crazy stuff, you should check it out.
Best scene in the entire history of film making
might honestly agree with you, watched this in theatres when i was 13 and still too young to truly comprehend it. Just rewatched it again and omg this scene, this scene in particular has never given me such chills down my spine. incredible
Nolan...God damn
Saito is a very underrated character in Nolan filmography
To remind you of something you once knew that "This world is not real"
He got out of the dream. During the whole movie, even though he said that the top was Mal's totem, we started thinking it was his because he always had it. He was just holding onto Mal. Remember. He planted the idea in mal's head that if the top was still spinning, her world wasn't real. So he used the totem and that idea that went with it, to hep him know what was real, and what wasn't. Since mal died in real life, the top has no relevance to her. So Cobb can use it whenever he wants. Now. The ring theory, even though I have watched this many times, I'm not sure about, but it does make perfect sense.
Cobb went back in the end as he promised and found Saito. Saito was in Limbo, and he didn't remember anything from his mission he had with Cobb. But, when Cobb saw that it was him, and completed his sentences, saying "I'm just an old man, filled with regret, waiting to die alone" Which is what Saito told him repeatedly throughout the movie, He remembered, shot himself, and him and Cobb returned to the real world.
Now the reason why they were all still on the plane, was because in the dream world, the time lasts longer. Cobb wasn't in his limbo, he was in Saito's. Saito had memories of earlier dreams, the prominent one being that room which we see in the beginning of the movie.
Now the whole theory stating that they were dreaming the WHOLE TIME I mean like Cobb was just dreaming all of this, can't be true. I think Christopher Nolan inserted something in the movie that made that theory not even probable. Ariadne made a totem for herself. It was a unique chess piece. When she was done, she knocked it over to make sure it would work properly. If it wouldn't have knocked over, she would've been dreaming, and still that wouldn't have meant they were in Cobb's dream. His totem had to fall or whatever to ensure he was in reality. I do believe Cobb's totem was his wedding ring, because it wasn't seen in the last scene. In allllll of Cobb's dreams, him and Mal were STILL MARRIED AND STILL TOGETHER. when he wasn't dreaming, it was reality, and Mal had killed herself. So, he didn't wear his wedding ring.
But, we don't see any reference to his wedding ring at all during the movie. Maybe only when Mal asks "do you remember when you asked m to marry you?" but again i think that was another idea Nolan wanted us to figure out or think of.
Another reason I think they did it is because when Cobb is walking back to collect his things, Fischer Jr. recognizes him, but not directly. and they all don't talk to each other because they don't want Fischer Jr. to suspect ANYTHING ABOUT THE DREAM OR THE IDEA THEY PLANTED INTO HIS MIND.
And the whole theory that he was still dreaming because when he woke up they weren't concerned for him, wasn't right either. Ariadne tells Arthur that Cobb will be okay, When Arthur says he will be lost. They all know he will be okay. And they didn't talk to him because of what i said in my last comment. The reason Cobb got through security without a problem was because Saito called right when he woke up and kept his promise to Cobb. I think that's why Nolan inserted the security pause also.
I rewatched the movie today after 8 years and it turns out that as of yesterday I believe (crazy timing) the ending was confirmed to have been reality. Good to know because I was freaking out for a couple of minutes until I looked it up. I know that the totem was starting to look like it was going to fall over but I think they said that CN purposely left the ending ambiguous for the watchers so neither was really confirmed but I guess up to the watchers but now we have a definitive answer
I watched that movie ...
There is no his/her limbo , everyone's limbo is same , watch the scene where joseph gordonn levitt and leonardo when they enter the warehouse after.capturing cillian murphy
And also saito made the call as soon.as he woke up
@@caliside7449 also christopher nolan told michael caine that whatever scenes in the film he was in were real .
The moment they wake up on the plane with the stunning realisation that they made it all the way back always brings me to tears.
And if not for Hans Zimmer's wonderful piece "Time", the end of Inception would never have hit the same emotion.
That's how it usually be on a Boy's Sleepover.
I love this film and one of my all time greats .. hand on heart I’d like to say I really understand this film but which ever way u look at it there’s another flip to it 😂. Such a great movie ❤❤
One of the most fucked up and best movies ever.
Indeed. Cobb was arguing in limbo with his own subconscious projected in the image of his wife. A wife that was lovely in real life, but malicious within the dreamworld.
This was a god like movie. Perfect in every possible way.
One of "the best movie" on earth!
I’ve seen this movie maybe a dozen plus times and I watched it again tonight. I just realized what it means and shit it hits hard.
I just noticed something... This dude uploaded this video 11 years ago, and he is still liking comment being made now.
Impressive!
This is one of my favorite edits, and it is very nice seeing people coming back to it... so we all can be young together again
Sometimes I feel that Cobb is talking to himself (subconscious). He is trying to pull the last piece of himself from limbo, from his lucid dream and come back to reality.
The moment he is asking Saito (projection of one part from himself) to come back and that particular way, essentially begging that part of him to come back...to be young men together again and accept reality.
This was splendid. Amazing job. Congratulations
"So we can be young men together again"
Most under appreciated film in modern time.
Well put. The Blade Runner of modern time.
under appreciated? The movie has over 2 million reviews on IMDb and is rank 13
@@mneumonictowel Not really the point. Inception was not talked about enough back in the day. Everyone was too distracted by the ending. But it has themes that is worthy of much more discussions. And that will come. Just like Blade Runner did decades after its release.
Even in the dream, Saito was a Boss..
TIME is one of the greatest songs in cinema history. THis movie is fucking awesome!
Ken Watanabe good actor🎉
They were both lost down there, but the spinning top started to remind Cobb of the Dreamworld he was in, and from then on Saito too became aware. And that was the key. Awareness that its not real. Only then its a safe escape. Mal basically took a leap of faith with Cobb on the traintracks as she was completely lost. And sadly she became more lost after Cobb incepted her with the truth that "her world was not real".
What i find so fascinating is that you could live a whole lifetime in your mind in a couple hours. This movie and Vanilla Sky are the only movies where i wish it were to be possible to just sleep and be in control and live a life without all the bs.
Cringe and edgy asf, go do something with ur life, stop “wishing” you could and actually do it
DMT is much like this
@@sneedumfeedum I want to try it so bad.
@@nicholascerniglio7618 if mimosa hostilis bark isn't banned where you live it is very simple to extract yourself. if you can bake brownies from a box you have all the skills necessary. the q21q21 vinegar/lime extraction is simple. however any dairy products you have in your refrigerator will get tainted during the freezing process and taste of lighter fluid. i will warn you that if the escapism/alternate life idea appeals to you you are at risk of a psychological dependency on it. i had that issue and had to stop for a long time because of it.
That look Leo gives him, speaks magnitudes
Awesome editing. Good job.
This movie I couldn't fully understand the concept as a 16-17 y/o when it released. Watching it tonight it dawned on me that I didn't just feel like drugs would alter your mind and question what is real. Every waking day technology is advancing where we question the future. Sure enough it will get to the point where it is present and that feeling of is it real will be eerily similar.
The amount of therapy saito could have potentially needed if limbo can mess w you like that
One of the best scenes in film history
Still love this scene from along time
really, really well done video. not what I expected.
Incredible edit!
Thank you! Its basically a pure edit of what I 'saw' on the screen as the finale happened. Flashes of the past conversations ^
One thing you know about me I specialize in a very specific type of security Subconscious security.
I had to watch inception 3 times to finally understand limbo and this ending
Mackinack samee
This was my 6th time watching it lol
She basically lost her mind being in limbo and the idea of “this world is not real “ was applied to the actual world as well. But then she would not know what world is real and she just went insane.
This scene always filled me with tears...
Back then people says it’s is hard to understand, but now I can remember almost all these lines.
When I listen to this dialogue. It feels like my old self talking to my lost self.
Goosebumps!
Great insight!
Nick Fury: *I have an idea...*
Tony Stark: I know how that turns out, where’s my god damn totem?
GOLDEN
Tenet will be just as thrilling as this movie was. Can’t wait
quando si risvegliano e si guardano mi viene un colpo al cuore, lui è vissuto altri boh 60-70 anni, la sua mente è invecchiata tantissimo, chissà che trauma, ti fa dubitare di tutto, ti fa sperare che il film sia vero, che possa davvero avvenire
@oopopp Hell yea. On a wild sidenote, Inception made me realize that its me who's been my biggest enemy throughout my life. And it also taught me that true change can only come from within.
The entire movie is an inception on the audiences mind from the inceptor. Which is why they movie's time length mirrors the same length of the song they play before going back up a a level. Which is why the the spinning top is left going on at the end (the same way Cobb incepted Mal's mind with the safe and the spinning top). Which is why people are still talking about this today (the idea is growing) because Christopher Nolan incepted our minds, hence the movie being called INCEPTION!!!
What's amazing is that we're actually in limbo by watching it. At the end we don't know whether the spiner stops or not. We can't define if Dom reunion with his kids is a reality. We're confused. But you can see that at the ending scene Dom doesn't put the ring on his finger. He only puts it in a dream. So that's the totem for the viewers. Which means Dom united with his kids in reality.
Michael Caine revealed in an interview ending is real... something Christopher Nolan was upset at Michael about.
I think the real point of the ending is that Cobb leaves the totem behind. He no longer cares if it is real or not, something he was obsessively anxious over the entire movie, constantly checking his totem. But when he finally is home and with his kids, he doesn't care- that's the true message.
Well done 👍
Thx for the explanation man... loved this movie and wanted to make sure what the end scene reffers to... reality or dream
@Karnezar The end being a dream or not is still in question. Cobb did not ride the big kick, he stayed behind to look for Saito, the only man to redeem him of his regret. He found Saito, in a state of being old, filled with regret and waiting for someone. And that someone was Cobb. And Cobb had the totem with him, which started to remind Saito. And when Saito realized limbo was not real, he kicked Cobb and himself out of limbo with the gun.
Next level editor!
Thank you very much! Inception was so inspiring... I found Jung and could not stop getting ideas ^
Thank you! I had a radical notion back then..
beautiful movie
Death is not an end, it's just beginning
The unending dream!
Man. i watch this, again... and the same thing happens. i get the goosebumps when cobb whispers "come back.." and Saito grabs the gun, and Cobb wakes up in the airplane...
I see you tried to emulate Nolan's flashback editing. Good job!
Nice edit
Thanks!
I just realized that if someone was in limbo, the only way you could find or reach them is if you were in limbo, too. Together you kill the bs and get back to living life. Interesting.
I wish this scene was edited this way so that it would be more of an impact
Damn I missed this comment. Many thanks, warms the heart.
Nah this editing irritates me. No offence to the creator, but this editing messes with the flow of the movie
@@minhbui4817 Exactly
It would be giving away audience the truth , it would have been easy to decipher the ambuigity of the movie
@Raymint Could not agree more sir. Combined with the Jungian catharsis of my own, Inception became the catalyst to set me free.
@TheTrailersLab My radical need to make this vid seemed like a good idea. Thanks for reaffirming my belief!
That 2:27 cut scene exactly portray how suddenly we woke up from an intense dream.
He was shot, and like a dream...
Nice touch! Maybe because, if you can project human beings with all the abilities we saw in the movie, there might be a chance that the projection is extensively refined, i am that the projection in limbo can go as far as human with beings with their feelings and memories and so on.
Christopher Nolan is my 2nd favorite movie director ever (behind Steven Spielberg)
come back...so we can be young men together again....come back with me.....come back...
cuts to amazing.
After watching todays game Germany vs France: come back Rudi, come 19 years back, so you can be young coach again.
@AttackMyClone Oh man..must have been a great awakening coming back to reality =)
Limbo is also a state of mind. If one is lost in Limbo and wakes up without knowing its not real, one will probably end up like Mal; brains for scrambled eggs leading to a tragic suicide. Cobb only knew one way of getting to Limbo. Which means Ariadne must have done some experiments of her own during the planning of the Fischer mission, since she proposed to just dream one level further when Cobb thought it was all over. Ariadne knew she was entering Limbo, so she had no problems escaping it.
It's possible that you're right. The beauty of this movie is that we can argue with equally convincing evidence that it wasn't a dream as well and then spend weeks or months in debate at the end of which we will realize that we [as the audience] became like Fischer and an "inception" that forbids us from forgetting about this movie has been performed on us by Christopher Nolan. In fact, this isn't even a movie... it's an experience!
The feat to remember.
The true is beautiffull mistres..
This is the only movie I saw twice while it was in theaters.. the 1st time was a midnight show and going to sleep after didn’t feel real! 🤯
Saw it back to back myself ^ Was quite the mindfuck. And then started to read about Jung and dream interpretations and then the movie started to make more and more sense.
if the levels above have collapsed you go straight to reality. and in order to get to level 4, one must travel through level 1 2 and 3. 3 Dreamers needed, but Mal and Cobb were only 2. Which means they sacrificed a lot of risk going to level 4 since they gotta collapse the levels above. No dreamers stayed behind in level 1 2 or 3 when Cobb and Mal experimented.
Regardless of your theory, it could also mean he got back to reality. Cobb's radical notion of the top projected its special property when Saito set it to spin. And Cobb could not see his childrens faces in the dream world, only in reality. And seeing their faces again was his assurance, enough to ignore the top in reality.
Many people have wondered how Saito could just pick up the phone after how many years in Limbo. I was simply suggesting the telephone number Saito called might have been a reality check. Maybe he called his wife, before making the phonecall that set Cobb free.
Maybe just maybe this scene is hinted that saito turn mal totem and cobb saying come with me and remember our agreement. Meant that saito got inception by cobb. Because he planted the idea the proof is saito wakes up and straight calling the team because he remembered the agreement
A few things to wonder about:
1: Why does Saito have projections in Limbo? Since Cobb + Mal never seemed to have any around them in there
2: why don’t Saito’s projections kill Cobb instead of bringing him to Saito? Since projections are supposed to be innately hostile.
3: why are Saito’s projections militarised? Since in the two previous dreams of his he only had bouncers / an angry mob as projections
1. Cobb + Mal had their kids around them in Limbo. To the point where it broke them.
2. Saito is waiting for someone... so the guards might just check with him first..
3. Cobb most likely trained Saito in Dreamshare. So its militarized.
It's called, plot-holes. 😊
It’s a movie stupid… just enjoy the masterpiece we got and stop trynna be that guy
In the end, its "just" an idea ^
@tykjenffs lol, nicely put. Anyway... I wonder if Nolan can improve on this kind of quality with his future films
Come back so we can be young men togather again
@DivinePearl The words certainly triggered both Saito and Cobb. But it was the top that started it. And here is the clever part: Arthur's and Ariadne's totem had special properties in REALITY. While the spinning top only had a special property inside the dream. Mind=blown.
Are you here ? or is your atoms 300 kms behind you 1 sec ago
@TheMrTJWhite Thank you sir :) Yea I took some minor liberties, the adding of the earlier moments between Cobb and Saito to their words, is often how I wish it was originally. The Deja Vu they felt in limbo, gave me such a strong release of emotions.. I just HAD to make this video in the wake of Inception.
How do you actually "come back" after decades of being lost in a world you are convinced where you are real?
Actually? xD You wake up! A dream is nothing but a movie for the mind