i do not understand why they just made it five seasons it should 10 seasons !!

Man i hate feeling sad for a drug criminal

Disculpa mamá.

The best scene

Como colombiana se me hace dificil verlo porque sin el acento se me va la mitad del personaje aunque sean muy buenos actores, la forma de hablar es parte de la cultura, de la historia del personaje

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Imagine this much effort just to implant one idea.

This scene shows Cillian's talent as an incredible actor, but he never got the opportunity to play big roles. So glad he eventually got an Oscar for his phenomenal performance in Oppenheimer.

Hav E seen this 4 times. All the way through. Maybe because I see a lot of Cullen in me

haha it sucks not having a mother

I love how in the midst of screwing him over they actually changed his image on his father. He went from thinking he was a disappointment to him saying he was disappointed that he tried to be him.

This BGM❤

This scene, plainly, is beautiful. The scenery, the dialogue, the love, all of it. Even when things get crazy, we can always look back on and take comfort in our favorite memories. Who better do to that with than those who love you and you love back.

The part where Fischer is sobbing over his father at the end after he saw the handheld pinwheel is that his father actually loved and cared for him and him sobbing over him is where the "Inception" sticks with him before the hospital is blown up.

I love this joint moment!

They were higher than the clouts for sure ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

this might be my favourite movie scene of all time

I wonder what kind of life Saito lived after Fischer absolved the company. He had just lived an entire life in limbo in exchange for his competitors to disappear.

Cillian just got an Oscar and I had to see this again 😭💖👏🏻

Dustin Hoffman reprised his award-winning role as 'Tootsie' to portray Pablo Escobar's mother... Who knew? Hmmm...actors, such a crazy bunch...

viva Colombia !!!

PLEASE SOMEONE, WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE BACKGROUND MUSIC?😢😢

2:13

I do I’m new Pablo?

The power of a great Screenplay

Villains are not born they are made

A man finally realizing his father always loved him in the subltes of ways This movie was so incredible

MOTHER IS MOTHER... WOMEN MOST BEAUTYFULL IN THE LIFE WHOLE WORLD❤❤

Narcissism.

I believe that it is up to the audience to decide what Fischer's father truly thought. Did he genuinely love his son and wanted him to be himself, or was he disappointed in his failure? While you could argue that the father just hated him and the Inception was a lie, the film never actually states it's a lie. If Fischer already knew in reality that his dad truly was disappointed in not being him, then the dream and Inception wouldn't have worked. He would have woken up and realized that it was all a dream: no inception as he still knows his father is disappointed. The way I understood how an Inception works is that it can only be created off of preexisting real world facts. The user would then "give himself the idea" though manipulation. Cal manipulated Fischer through the dream levels all the way to the hospital room. For the inception to work, facts like how the father truly felt were defiantly ambiguous. Through the Inception Fischer drew his own conclusion that his father did truly love him. He woke up and this idea stuck as it didn't dispute with reality. Still think the inception was all just a lie? Look at the way his father looks at him when he breaks the picture, the father almost looks sad. The executive Browning even is suggested to know Fischer and the family his entire life. Browning suggests to Fischer that the broken picture is a cherished memory of his Father's, but Fischer dismisses this. Maybe Browning is right here, maybe Fischer is. The point is that its ambiguous for a reason. I personally believe that maybe his father did truly love him. His father was disappointed that Fischer tried to be him. Cal and the crew did their jobs, but maybe they actually helped Fischer find peace with a father that truly loved him. Anyway, Inception is an amazing movie. It's incredible that Christopher Nolan is able to make you constantly rethink and reexamine his movies in different ways every time you watch them!

The amount of emotion in the music as Fisher sr. dies blends so well

528491 is a prime number.

😞

The perfect con, is when everybody gets just what they wanted.

The part with his dying dad is 10000% a 2001 Kubrick homage

I was disappointed.....that you tried. Those words shook me then and stil do to this day. All of Fischer's anger,hate,resentment and malice,that he built up all his life literally dissipated in a matter of seconds

Masterpiece.

We are putting the collective Gen X dad to rest with this movie. No more repeating family trauma.

The catharsis! ♥️

A me sempre mi a piaciuto Pablo il piu forte uomo dalla pianeta rico forte...non mi interessa cosa faceva ...che ammazzava vendeva droga ...guarda non obbligava nessuno di comprare droga...quindi quale era il problema?? Va be non faceva bene amazzare però...non so a me sempre mi e piaciuto questo grande uomo

Not complicated enough

the way that all the kicks synchronize is so clever, just the concept alone

Mad the way that chick was always a dude. That's the real twist

What an amazing ending to one of the most perfect films ever made.

Sooo… when did they implant the idea? Like I understand the movie, but I never figured out when he inception’d the idea that his dad told him to sell the company in his head.

All that work just to get Oppenheimer to come to Los Alamos and build the bomb.

I love how this movie is just one big gaslight attempt but its still one of my favourite films

Excellent movie.

imagine putting your own name as a watermark over a film someone else made, as if it's fucking yours

Ellen Page was fantastic in this, she really held her own against the other acting heavy weights.