Everything GREAT About Inception!

With The Revenant coming out this weekend it only made sense to Win Inception, the last time Leonardo DiCaprio & Tom Hardy shared the screen together. Maybe this is the theory to end all Inception theories? Not everyone loves this movie, so here's why they're wrong. Everything Great About Inception.
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[@n484251]

Winception?

[@djfloofy109]

*Inception BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA plays in the background.*

[@gregthompson5580]

The technical term is a *BRAAAAM*

[@chinmaybaitule1581]

1.1k likes but only two comments. Also, I got two back to back advertisments.

[@AlleyCat-bz8hr]

*ding*

[@trashdragon6289]

Ah yes, one of Christopher Nolan’s best films, along with winterstellar.

[@craigwoodward8455]

Your theory is absolutely fantastic... but... theres one that holds a huge amount of weight to consider, and you almost touched on it. and its very simple. The spinning top is meaningless. The spinning top was his WIFES piece. not HIS. only she could use it, he could not. Wanna know what his piece was? His wedding ring. He only wears a wedding ring when in a dream. Only ever. and he constantly spins it on his finger. Its on him in the dreams because in his own mind he is still married to his wife, because he cant let go. But in the real world, he's never wearing a wedding ring. In the final scene, he's not wearing a wedding ring. So the final scene is true and real. He's really home. The film distracts you by the spinning top, making you ask a question that its already answered.

[@duchessskye4072]

This... actually makes sense either that or they just missed that detail

[@namiranafis]

Or another theory is Cobb's totem is his children. His children wont look at him in dream but in reality they will.

[@scroon4245]

WhitePadi no

[@jamesnotreally8412]

Or Mal is his token

[@pandaeyez]

Then why would he spin Mal's totem in the first place? And he's clearly frantically trying to get a reality check when he spins it, meaning that is the purpose of the totem. He only wears the ring in the dreams because that's only where he sees Mal.

[@C_Papi]

inception is 2:28 AND THE SONG IS TOO?? Nolan u magnificent bastard

[@IvanPolyansky]

I freaking fell off my chair

[@storybored3]

bro. there's a lot more things you don't know about this movie :D

[@C_Papi]

0mimiq0 You only think you fell out of your chair. you're actually asleep in the warehouse right now...

[@netabolt6546]

mindblown!

[@kimandremichelsen4237]

Keep in mind, nolan spent 10 years on the screenplay for this movie. This movie has been in his mind for many, many years. The man is a genius

[@haven.lights]

Thank you for acknowledging that Cillian Murphy is always a win, he's such a phenomenal actor

[@immortalcbox8769]

Tom hardy in anything is a win.

[@bendoodnath3784]

Cillian Murphy too

[@Locadel2003]

Absolutely correct! Because venom sucks, but he still tried hard. He alone trying to make the movie good, is a good thing. Because that movie was shit. But Tom hardy as an excellent career. The revenant, Bronson, locke , warrior, dark night rises, mad max fury road, the recent Capone and this masterpiece

[@qyphon.]

Indeed Darling

[@thegod6523]

SCHWARZENEGGER don’t forget peaky blinders

[@johntavevo673]

Except Capone

[@samuelmurrill7438]

What? No mention about Arthur's "Paradox" scene when he's fighting in the hotel? I freaking lost my mind at that moment

[@XxCHRISchaosxX]

they mentioned it in the Sins video.

[@samuelmurrill7438]

+XxCHRISchaosxX Only a little bit and that was to sin it for the bad guys aim

[@cookiesmeme4559]

2:42

[@samuelmurrill7438]

+Cookies & Meme Not that part. It's the part with the staircase

[@Arkya_Sengupta]

@@XxCHRISchaosxX yea well CS and CW are not done by the same ppl or even by the same organisation so it isn't like reusing material from one vid to another for a sister channel or something

[@mistamemewide]

“You mustn’t be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling.” Tom Hardy in this movie was just him being himself.

[@jimbohalpert6647]

Did no one ever realize that Yusuf is named Yusuf and in Islam Joseph the KING OF DREAMS is Yusuf instead of Joseph the man who oversees the dreamers

[@jimbohalpert6647]

Also Leo didn't deserve the Oscar for the revenant shitty movie besides the great scenery Leo wasn't bad in it the movie just was not goof

[@strangerui4009]

Don't bring that devils relegion here

[@daddy_.rome0]

@@strangerui4009 Asshole.

[@irvinnazifizak3467]

@@strangerui4009 Sack of shit

[@mynameisjeff3710]

Damn, they thought about all details! What a great movie.

[@h.ar.2937]

For the hallway fight scene you should have mentioned the facts: It took them so long to build the rig, they used no cgi, it took the actors some time to practice, and finally that entire scene did not include the main character in it! It should have been at LEAST 10 wins with all that and considering the score!

[@alba4132]

Inception is hands down my personal favorite movie ever. And you explained it perfectly at the end about what Nolan (my favorite director) does in a masterpiece like this to really capture the imagination and creativity of the audience to come up with solutions. Amazing film

[@CinemaWins]

+Ale Balmaceda Thanks! Glad I could do you favorite movie justice.

[@fatlikesnorlax1539]

+CinemaWins he's not the only one. This movie has always captured the essence of what reality is perceived to be. Real is what we make it. Kinda A positive influence too. And this move explains in self so perfectly too. Nothing feels overly forced, like one mind working at once.

[@TheZBUCKNER]

Ale It's also tied for my favorite film.

[@francisca4478]

favorite movie too

[@NinjarioPicmin]

​@@TheZBUCKNER may you share what it is tied with :) ?

[@Cassandra6]

Cillian Murphy has been a win since 28 days later (and batman begins, and sunshine)

[@Cassandra6]

***** Yes!

[@mattyKallday]

hes good in Red Lights too, imo

[@C0reyTaylor8]

Peaky Blinders

[@amkolar]

Eyy I just watched a couple of your vids, you should make more! Think you'll consider it?

[@prod.rhodamine]

cillian murphy's scarecrow should have been the main villain of the first film imo, the dark knight was about chaos, so they had the joker, rises was about pain, so they had bane, so why in begins, a film about fear, is scarecrow not the main villain??? especially with the great performance of murphy...

[@saz2248]

You know, this theory might also explain why the bad guys had such horrible aim.

[@michaelascher631]

My theory for that is that the projections actually have great aim, but the team used their control over the dream to curve the bullets. Saito still got shot because he isn't experienced in dream navigation. He doesn't have militarized projections, he doesn't understand limbo, and he doesn't fill in a spot on the team, other than physical backup.

[@noonehere4332]

My theory is that the projections got training in the same place as stormtroopers

[@vyrothevirus5304]

+No one Here So they're wearing helmets that don't allow them to see very well, AND they're letting the protagonists go in order to track them?

[@sissyrrr98]

That’s movie and tv logic. MC doesn’t get shot until they need to move the plot somewhere

[@daddy_.rome0]

You mean "storm trooper aim" eh?

[@FischerFilmStudio]

I think Mal’s totem works for Dom because as Mal says, they were both one halves of a whole person. Dom can use her totem after her death because of their bond but Dom’s totem is his wedding ring. That’s why he doesn’t wear it outside the dream. The other totems are symbolic too. Arthur’s is loaded die. He is usually in control with Dom and thus gives the people in the dreams the illusion of a fair chance when that’s a lie. Ariadne’s is a pawn, which is often seen as a frail chess piece but is the only chess piece that can resurrect dead pieces when it reaches the end of the board (she saves Fischer).

[@recordedentertainment2916]

"I'm disappointed you tried." always gives me chills.

[@asroma5216]

The deathbed scene is a masterpice, I have not expected the inception could be so touching, great performing from Murphy

[@deltableu]

I am so happy you awarded the score of Time (the end score when Cobb reunites with his children). It is my FAVOURITE score of all time!!!! Hans Zimmer is an amazing composer! and I listen to it repeatedly, it's so intensely simple because it's the same chords throughout but, like you said, the crescendo is what makes it emotional and thrilling

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

That's the score I feel eternally should play in earth as Stay from Interstellar is played in space endlessly

[@dylannouri2]

hey you called it Leo finally got his oscar

[@kden9772]

Every theory about the end is almost irrelevant. The end is about it not mattering wether he is in a dream or not, it's that Cobb is happy where he is with his children and his family.

[@TheOneTrueErica]

I agree to a point but I think it's also the theorizing even without confirmation or disproving of said theories that is what's enjoyable to so many viewers.

[@kden9772]

+Erica Mills what I'm trying to say is whether he is in a dream or not he finally feels happy and was reunited with what's left of his family

[@TheOneTrueErica]

K den I see. Thank you for the clarification. I agree, regardless of how, Cobb gets his happy ending and that made me so glad.

[@rdsasuke1]

yea but if he's dreaming it's kind of worthless since his real kids are left without parents.

[@walrusdalailama4787]

Think about it this way. Even if Cobb FEELS like he's stuck in a dream for 10 or 50 years, or forever, in truth its only a few short hours. For his kids in the real world, for them their dad will wake up in a matter of hours. It's only a tragedy for Cobb if it's all a dream because for HIM it'll feel like forever. But at the end, it's true that it doesn't matter if he's awake or not, because when he spun the totem, instead of anxiously waiting for it to fall, he just left it there, and forgot about it, proving that he was happy where he was.

[@MarielikestoCrochet]

I think I found a new obsession. I watched Almost All Cinema Sins.... Now I can watch all the WINS!

[@Gguyrules]

We're nicer over here =P, better to enjoy something than to not enjoy it.

[@DmytroBogdan]

@@Gguyrules totally agree. There are plenty of channels that are roasting movies but a few that have positive approach.

[@LurkerPlus]

CinemaWins is so much better, after all - I'd rather enjoy something than listen to somebody poop all over it, any day. ^_^

[@guicaldo7164]

Your theory is... actually pretty great. I've already heard many theorys, but it's the first time I hear this one. Still hope it's not a dream at all, though, altough it doesn't seem very probable. And... yeah, your explanation is actually quite convincing. I only disagree with the fact that it doesn't matter whether if it's a dream. First: If it's not real, it just isn't. That's it. And, besides: If the totem did NOT fall down, then don't you think Cobb will SEE it still spinning when he comes back inside? He's not going to spend the rest of his life out there.

[@machr293]

Good point!

[@ash-xu]

Agreed. Yes, that theory does make some sense, and yes, half of me only wants the whole thing to be real for Arthur and Ariadne's ship to sail but if the whole thing was just a dream, totems would literally have no worth as Cobb's totem still fell down in "reality". Point is, Cobb no longer cares if he was still dreaming or in reality because he's finally with his kids again. Nolan said it himself.

[@guicaldo7164]

Ashley Xu As I said above: If it's a dream, Cobb's happiness will be short-lived, as he'll find the totem still spinning.

[@ash-xu]

right, just oh wait ur right lmao

[@chowtom5174]

we meet again, i've seen you around tsfh comments

[@Wilex-Rivi]

I just discovered this channel today and I've got to say, it's very refreshing to see the other side of the KZbin coin when it comes to movie reviews. I do have to say, with this review, your theory about the movie is something that I had never thought of, and makes a whole lot of sense.

[@laundrybasketgamers]

Me: reads the title Also me: other than it’s existence?

[@ghadaghada5124]

Exactlyyyyyyyyy

[@Kris-lu1rs]

2:50 oh it's more amazing than you think. It was filmed with practical effects; Nolan got built a rotating room that ate up a big part of the budget. They spent 3 weeks filming it and it's not even a big part of the movie. The fact that Nolan uses film and practical effects over 3D and CGI deserves at least 100 wins, as there aren't many directors who still do that

[@Hypnot47]

"[...]Remember, killing yourself only sends you one level up. We find “old” Saito and Cobb about to shoot themselves to escape limbo. If they did, then that means they would go back to the snow fortress. But wait, that was Fisher’s dream and Fischer received the “kick” already. If they went back a level up, that means there is nothing there. That means that the first person to die, Saito, would fill that dream with his subconscious, leading to the ending scene where Cobb supposedly reunites with his children. How am I sure? Saito says that he always wanted a “house on a cliff.” In limbo, he is an old man living in a house on a cliff. At the very end when Cobb spins the totem and greets his kids, they say that they have just built a “house on a cliff.” This points to the whole thing taking place within Saito’s subconscious.[...]"

[@gaiita]

Joriel woahhhhhhh

[@talkingwalex2163]

Interesting 🤔

[@Genpri]

Dammnn. So you saying because of the guilt Saito had that he would never be able to “honor” their agreement, he created the world so that Cobbs could still get home. That.... is amazing.

[@TheIritify]

Well what if Saito is just the product of Cobbs subconscious anyways....?

[@Bengdnr]

@@TheIritify do it’s just one big loop?

[@ghostytoasty5510]

I know this is very late, but I'm pretty sure most people missed the point on the totems. Towards the end it is revealed that Cobb performed inception Mal by spinning her totem in Limbo, leading to her death in the real world. The reason you keep your totem secret is so you don't meet the same fate. Mal created the totems to know what is real, Cobb created the rule that no one can know how it works, so you don't accidentally hurt those you care about.

[@marklevin11]

10 years after and still, nothing came close.

[@fmp_sharl]

well, now there's Tenet ;)

[@Wangdalf]

Inception - Best film ever created, hands down.

[@marekbartunek1]

u havent really seen many films, have ya.

[@raghavendraravi6866]

I mean, have you watched Interstellar?

[@MHWGamer]

Interstellar isn't nowhere near Inception! the plot is the main point of Nolan films because audio & visual are always perfect... and interstellar's plot kinda sucked 1) TDK 2) Inception 3) TDKR 4)BB 5) Interstellar 5) Prestige, Dunkirk, Momento etc

[@raghavendraravi6866]

@@MHWGamer Yep. Interstellar is nowhere near but instead, far better than inception. It took the sci-fi game to another level and made movies like Gravity look bad. The base plot, however, in both the films are the same i.e., trying to get back to their children. But the way the father-daughter relationship is portrayed in Interstellar is just flawless. After a few years, people will definitely look back at Interstellar for not ignoring sound science and for the out of the box imagination of what black holes can be. In the movie, they employed scientific considerations and ideas from Kip Thorne who later received a Nobel prize (for physics if I'm not wrong).

[@MHWGamer]

Raghavendra Ravi the movie has so many physic flaws that I would hope that he din't get a physic noble prize haha. 2001 is the movie you described... interstellar ist more like a ripoff in this perspective. Idk if you have any knowledge of (space) physics, but it is impossible to ignore the flaws... and the last 20 mimutes or so are story-wise garbage to be honest (that said from a nolan hardcore fan). And the father daughter relationship is the best?? after years (60+)for Morph, she sees his father less than 5 minutes and then he goes away like wtf. It's interesting to see that so many casual people like the film so much (i love it too for the audio and visual part) but the story isn't great like the inception story - if you don't think like that idk learn somwthing about a more layer story or so. I think the casual people habe no idea about space and "see" a black hole for the first time p.s little hint about logic errors: they need a huge rocket to go to space, ok, but to start from the water planet with x times gravity, they can just take off or fly away from the massive black hole?? also the time difference between the surface of the blue planet and the "space station" are huge... they couldn't even walk on it if the gravity is correctly mached to cause this time difference ;)

[@Theinen84]

My theory is that they're actually performing the Inception on Saito. The point of performing it is because Saito has the ability to clear the charges, which isn't unheard of for someone with that much power. Everyone, including Fisher, are all part of Cobb's team. He put them together basically saying, "How would you like a challenge? I want to perform inception so I can go home. Then, the best thing is the mark will pay you for it." They then just joined in on the dream at the appropriate times. Everything Cobb explains to Saito, Ariadne, "Fisher", and, by extension, we the audience, is performed on Saito. It begins with Mr. Charles. It's easy to miss because Mr. Charles is explained much later in the film, but Cobb exposes himself to Saito. Then, as Saito believes he has the upper hand, he, in a way, convinces Saito that he's an ally. This turns Saito against his own projections. If you remember, at the beginning of the movie, in the dream, and "outside" it, Saito always had a squad accompanying him. Those were his projections. Someone as clever and as careful as he is wouldn't just suddenly leave them behind. You can't feel unsafe in your own country, but feel safe enough to not travel the world without your bodyguards. The second he turns against his projections, Saito loses his "style" and the demeanor of this all powerful guy. He's no longer in limos, showing up in helicopters and all that. He's appearing in a taxi. They are, for the first level, inside Cobb's head, and that's the reason he can never go under. Mal, his kids and the train? That may all *seem* like Cobb's subconscious leaking through, and his projections, but, in actuality, it's a ploy, much like the numbers they pried from "Fisher's" mind and the guy that was like an uncle to him. That idea stuck. That proved the inception was catching on. Saito was being shown how important Cobb's family was to him, and a sense of loyalty on a whole. Through "Fisher", and the opening dream, we also were also shown how, even if they're not directly interacting with you, they can still perform actions in your dream that influences the thought process and inception. So Cobb and crew were constantly putting on these shows to further relations with Saito, much in the same way they did with "Fisher" in trying to earn his trust, destroy his trust in his uncle, and restore faith in his father. You add on how simple the concept must be for the inception to take place, and it really starts coming together. For Mal, he spun the top. So she always believed she needed to wake up. For "Fisher", it was basically, you shouldn't believe in anyone other than yourself and strive to be yourself. He did this by simply putting a paper pinwheel in the safe. For Saito? They stressed the importance of bonds. Mal and the children represented that, and, once it began to stick more and more, Saito's projections became more and more lax, because he'd started to side with them. The Mr. Charles gambit paid off. Then, he was sent to limbo. That in itself is the inception. He was in limbo. He had time to become an old man, believing he'd been forgotten, left behind by everyone, be angry about it, come to terms with it, forgive it, then try to move on. He was old and wizened, and, even the surroundings and his projections had returned to resembling how things were before the Mr. Charles gambit. Not only that, but to show how he'd accepted everything, they did not kill Cobb as projections normally do, especially the trained projections like Saito and "Fisher" had. They bring him to Saito. He allows the totem to be taken because, he's already explained, however slightly, the importance of the totem to Saito. So that brings Saito back and he remembers it's all a dream and he's been trapped all that time in limbo. Then Cobb convinces him with the leap of faith line, as well as the line Saito himself created in reference to Cobb. It was the line about becoming an old man full of regret. The idea they planted is: Cobb is a true friend and will never give up on him. He came back for him, even when he thought he was forgotten. He feels he owes him. He makes it so Cobb can return home. Even if you look at the setup, dreams make more sense when we're asleep. It's only after we're awake that we begin to question it all. That's put forth by the movie as well. In what world would any corporation, or nations, for that matter, allow the world's power supply to come down to just two men, with one about to completely monopolize it? If "Fisher" really was an heir to a corporation like that, and so determined to get his father's approval, then he would, no doubt, also be aware of the face of the his father's greatest rival. Yet he didn't respond in the slightest to him passing him in the airport, yet gave Cobb a knowing nod, just as the others. "Fisher" is also supposedly untrained in such matters, only receiving training similar to Saito to shield his mind from inception. He was also sent to limbo. Yet Saito was the only one out of sorts when waking up. "Fisher" was just as calm and as casual as everyone else. Like he explained the concept to his crew, Cobb also says you can't just insert an idea, otherwise it's lost upon waking up. The target has to believe it was their idea. They have to create inspiration. If someone had just tried to do you harm, more or less, and failed, would you then attempt to hire them to do that very same thing for you? I think not. That was the start of it all right there. Saito had to approach him in the same way they had "Fisher" have to go after his uncle. That's the point of the intense stare from Cobb. He needed to take that risk, because that's the only time they could get to Saito. So that fierce gaze was to really keep him in mind of the inception, and hoping it paid off, so Saito immediately made the phone call. Saito was also in limbo before "Fisher" finished the inception. He had no way of knowing it was completed unless he could experience the dream as a whole. Cobb, nor anyone else, checked with "Fisher" to see if the inception took hold. It's unconfirmed if they completed the job Saito "hired" them to do. Yet he immediately makes that call to clear Cobb of charges. It's all there, and it doesn't really require people to make a lot of drastic assumptions, as with other theories. Much like the idea of "inception" itself, it simply needs you to shift your focus. If you watch that movie again, looking at Saito as the target of the inception, you'll see it all, and the movie will actually click together more than it did looking at "Fisher" being the target to boot.

[@mityakiselev]

My brain... hurts

[@JP_AZ]

Wow. Fascinating! Thanks!

[@JP_AZ]

@@mityakiselev lol

[@shaf2317]

wow

[@zaramoth6110]

You nailed it!!!

[@TheKurtkapan34]

he was really good in inception but no, cillian murphy got that "always a win" with sunshine. spectacular film..

[@CinemaWins]

Fact.

[@TheKurtkapan34]

oh, he replied! got subbed just yesterday and i believe just watched all of your videos. a battlestar galactica loving star wars geek with great optimism that every other youtube creator lacks? You're my new hero. you will exceed all of your subscription marks in no time, i know it. keep up the good work man, great channel.

[@chinococoa6743]

Speaking of Nolan, could you do the Dark Knight? I love that movie.

[@ReadingOne]

I love that movie. So different than the typical 'the world is ending and every single one of us is going to die' sci-fi ending that I'm used to.

[@Jaqen-HGhar]

"In the bleak midwnter..."

[@walrusdalailama4787]

People are forgetting one huge argument about the film. I believe that in the end, Cobb is awake and everything that is happening is real. Why? Well first of all, the previous arguments are all very convincing, but also, there's the matter that Nolan has a recurring theme in his films. They're left somewhat unconfirmed and open to interpretation, however they hint at a happier ending. In The Dark Knight Rises, (Spoiler Alert), Batman flies the nuke over the ocean and we think we see him getting blown up with it. However in the end, we see him in Italy with Catwoman, although this may just be part of Alfred's imagination. However it is almost confirmed that Bruce is alive due to his fixing the auto pilot in The Bat, thus implying that he could have ejected well before the bomb went off. However the counter argument could be made that the autopilot was fixed, yet Bruce allowed himself to die anyway, as earlier in the film Alfred was afraid that Bruce would "want to fail". In Interstellar, once again there is a somewhat foggy ending however it is mostly happy and positive, just like in Inception. It just wouldn't fit Nolan's personality and film making style to have the ending to Inception be so tragic and disturbing. Although it is ambiguous, I think Nolan believes in happy endings, and thus allows Cobb to have one himself.

[@gaiita]

Mementos ending tho

[@gaiita]

tsuyoi_hikari tru that makes sense I guess u guys r right

[@chrischoi2905]

You are right but I just have a small comment to make in relation to what you said about Nolan's 'happy endings'. I believe that Nolan is too deep a director to be creating 'happy' and 'sad' endings. Rather, his endings regardless of the movie (Memento, TDK, Interstellar etc.) simply raise a profound question to us as the audience (and not just a shallow one that questions audiences into whether the ending is real or not). The beauty lies in the fact that he isn't trying to indoctrinate us with an idea or to convince us that something is definite/indefinite. Case in point, in Interstellar, the ultimate question that Nolan gives to the audience is, 'What actually is time?' Each of his films are deeply grounded in philosophical viewpoints and the 'endings' pave the way for legitimate questions we as humans have to ask ourselves.

[@me-myself-i787]

Except those films were written mainly by Jonathan Nolan. Inception was the first film with Christopher Nolan as the sole writer since Memento, and therefore should probably be compared to that. And I've not seen Memento, but judging by what the other guy said, it doesn't have a happy ending.

[@GHOSTOFONYX10]

You can thank Hans Zimmer for the beautiful score, he's my favorite composer and he's done lots of amazing scores. Some other examples besides Inception are Interstellar, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Thin Red Line, Black Hawk Down, and the Lion King. Funny that a synth players form the 70's became such an amazing Movie Composer.

[@victor6620]

0:58 So after Bruce "Died" Alfred went on to be a proffesor. I buy it.

[@92brunod]

not to mention Bane and Robin teaming up to perform an inception on the Scarecrow but having to deal with Talia al Ghul's interference

[@mojowasabi8823]

+92brunod not to mention ras al guhls stand in is paying thrm to preform the inception

[@araknidude]

Then he decided to go incognito, change his last name to Brand, and make Interstellar happen.

[@SkiDaBird]

TDKR ends in Paris too. :)

[@daddy_.rome0]

These replies are gold.

[@borjankosarac3645]

3:10 - The snow level was actually the most incredible lemonade one can make of the lemons you have; that is, the snow wasn't meant to be there, but when it fell they decided to roll with it and just make it part of the level (or so I heard). Which is really quite brilliant and speaks well to Nolan's abilities as a filmmaker...

[@walrusdalailama4787]

I can't believe there isn't a video on Interstellar yet. Everything GREAT about Interstellar please, the symbolism, the father/daughter relationship that transcends dimensions, the soundtrack, the visuals, everything

[@Derekivery]

Everything great about Inception? EVERYTHING!!!! It is one of my favorite films of all time.

[@typervoxilations2311]

Also, note that the maze that Ariadne drew on the back of the graphing paper was circular, which is one of the most popular depictions of the Minotaur's labyrinth, which is amazingly appropriate considering the role Ariadne plays in the original myth.

[@Zachary_Sweis]

The reason why this works is because we all get so caught up and bogged down with everything that sucks about movies (and basically everything else in general) that we forget about what we like about stuff.

[@machr293]

Totally with you!

[@nico.oli03]

Love this channel because you are so positive with movies, its just my style *o* Keep up the good work!

[@CinemaWins]

Thanks!

[@terminalcreature1560]

There's one thing I have a problem with: Some of your tallies (including other videos) would constitute a sin in the main channel. "Saito-ex-machina, for example). Your thoughts on this? Also, great work. This is feeling less like a CinemaSins knockoff thanks to the bits in some videos that show things people missed. Man of Steel is a great example of this. Keep it up!

[@TestOfInsanity]

That's because things can be a technical crutch, but really cool at the same time. The world is not built in black and white, but many, many shades. Not even just of grey.

[@AcetylsaliciIique]

Argh, you didn't mention my favorite scene, when Fischer is talking to Browning in the Hotel and Browning begrudgingly lets go that Fischer's father didn't want him to take over the job... except that's not Browning, it's a Fischer's projection, so this scene is Fischer convincing himself via this elaborate ruse... I love it.

[@me-myself-i787]

3:35 I love this scene. Fischer's character arc with his father and discovering that his uncle was trying to tear him down would make a great movie in its own right, but on top of that, we as an audience know that Cobb created this character arc artificially to get Fischer to break up his father's empire, and his uncle is actually a good guy.

[@technicalleon]

Inception is a great movie. One of Nolan's best I believe. Another great video, that was also an interesting theory. This was also the movie that put Tom Hardy on my radar. If I end up in the Inception, I want to be like him, the guy who isn't afraid to dream of a bigger gun. haha

[@CommandoMaster]

Any movie with Leo in it is a win!

[@99bits46]

I was always charmed by Mirza Ghalib's poetry. I once asked my teacher, how do you recognize an artist? She said, a true art is something which carries lots and lots of interpretations that is each person extracting different meaning of the art and You can never tell what the Artist's interpretation was.

[@apuroyalsfan]

"I want to see this movie. Show me Cobb and team spending 10 years in a dream hanging out extracting and incepting, what have you." = Tenet?

[@noahsing7592]

i noticed at the end, none of the characters said anything to each other. i might be reaching, but maybe the whole plane ride was just a dream and since Dom saw all of them on the plane, he projected them into his dream, which could explain your theory

[@Riven-117]

1:54 And that's how the Magic works in Doctor Strange.

[@arunr1627]

Fun fact:This film only included 500+ VFX shots,while a normal movie includes 2000+ shots

[@99bits46]

When Cobb gets home and their kids turn the heads... and this time, scene was not cut. Idk but it touched me inside.

[@Ziggyzak3Gaming]

I think this video needs a remake. You did it back when your reviews were far shorter and more concise, something that I feel this movie simply can't be captured by. It's so elaborate on many levels and really needs a long, deep look into it's many avenues!!!

[@kennethmccrindle8886]

I'll never forget the first time I saw this in IMAX and I was immediately mind blown by how mind blowingly amazing it was. One of my favourite movies of all time.

[@IbrahiemLegoFilms]

Please, please make Everything great about: "The Dark Knight", "The Dark Knight Rises", "Interstellar", "The Prestige", "Nightcrawler", "The Equalizer", "No Country for Old Men", and "Sicario"..please...

[@vyrothevirus5304]

JUST DID DARK KNIGHT WOO HOO!

[@IbrahiemLegoFilms]

Yh at last..

[@Ms.Ace8]

You can tell that Cobb is dreaming when he has his wedding ring on. He even states in the film ‘ in my dreams we’re still together’ (him and mal). In the last scene he doesn’t have his ring on hence he isn’t dreaming - unless he is dreaming because he finally let mal go? Bro I just blew my own mind!

[@titaniumteddybear]

I am a connoisseur of fight scenes and the hallway fight is a seriously brilliant fight scene.

[@latech7671]

Still my most favorite film of all time. First because of everything you talked about in this video, but also, because this film really introduced my into the world of cinema

[@HokutoAnsatsuken]

Oh great. Now I feel like watching this movie again.

[@underscoreit7974]

Hans Zimmers score "Time" (the emotional build up) absolutely lost me. That song makes me emotional as heck and i absolutely love it.

[@realMrVent]

Inception is and always will be my favorite movie. Not only for the reasons that you have brought forth, but for the possibilities of interpretation that this masterpiece offers. To me, this is on par with TRON: Legacy in terms of soundtrack, storytelling, interpretability and ingenuity. Well done!

[@Minetic]

I agree and Tom Hardy here. It was the first movie I saw him and I truly appreciate the character he portrayed here

[@MarielikestoCrochet]

I love Time on the soundtrack

[@uhmareikuh]

Truly such an amazing crescendo at the end of the film. Chills every time. Great video.

[@johnathonhaney8291]

To me, this will always be THE definitive Christopher Nolan film. His best ones outside the Dark Knight always ask a question at the end: "Now...how much of the truth did I just tell you?" The ending of this film took it to the max. Your theory, BTW, is genius AND plausible. I would add one aspect to it: Mal (whose name, in Latin, translates as "evil" or "bad") is actually the lead representation of Cobb's subconscious resistance. If the dream ends, so does her existence. Therefore, she's not trying to help in the direct you posit. She is attempting to convince him to let go of the real world altogether so that he can spend the rest of his life with her...in a dream world.

[@johnathonhaney8291]

Tom Norton He's a bit more productive than Kubrick ever was. He mirrors Kubrick in that, despite the range of genres he's worked in, certain themes keep showing up and he has a unique voice that could not be mistaken for anyone else's. That's the working definition of an original to me.

[@vsf_dave811]

Really underrated channel here. Keep up the good work man!

[@AdaWongFanofc]

are you using a 1940s mic or are you secretly Steve rogers

[@CinemaWins]

Hahahaha, the latter. (But I've also moved recording into a sound deadening closet since this video.)

[@AdaWongFanofc]

+CinemaWins nice theory btw subbed

[@CinemaWins]

Thanks friend.

[@AdaWongFanofc]

+CinemaWins I'm not your friend, buddy!

[@CinemaWins]

I'm not your buddy, guy!

[@fishyfish6510]

Christopher Nolan the only guy who could make reality confusing without an infinity stone.

[@jerseylauren1950]

Thank you for finally mentioning that the totem is Mal's. It drives me insane that no one notices that.

[@sonsofaxe5367]

Literally everyone notices that

[@VictorStanica27]

Something else not mentioned that further proves your theory: "You're waiting for a train. A train that will take you far away. You know where you hope this train will take you, but you're not sure. Yet it doesn't matter. Now tell me why!" "Because you'll be together!!" *YOU'LL* be together, not *WE'LL* be together. It's Mal telling Cobb that it doesn't matter whether or not he's dreaming, because he can see his kids regardless.

[@amrnosir2585]

Dude love your channel, and btw I think you should change your motto to "no movie is without merit"

[@ginsan8198]

I know probably other people have stated this, but... seriously, this channel should at least get 1 million subs.

[@Harriz62]

what was the song playing at the very end? also this video made me want to rewatch inception, will do that tomorrow :)

[@Maxitco]

A week has gone by since you posted this question and still no reply, I want to know the name of this piece of music. Doesn't any know, I guess not. CinemaWins whats the name of the piece of music used at the end. Please

[@Harriz62]

Max Coomer Agreed!

[@mechs1234]

It's Rise of the Heroes by Jon Wright

[@Maxitco]

Do you know where I can get this track, cant find it very easily. Thanks for replying

[@Harriz62]

Max Coomer It's hard to find but you can still find it. Google search it, there's some links that will play it. But you can't download it. There is a way though, you gotta download "Wondershare Streaming Audio" it's free. You play the track and that program records it for you, enjoy.

[@yusufswjy]

2:57 I KNOW RIGHT?! IT WAS SICK!

[@jrjubach]

“You mustn’t be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling.” ❤️❤️❤️

[@JT_Film]

Having spent the last month finding your channel and then catching up on almost all your superb videos, this one is the only one I’ve found lacking. I’d love to see you revisit it with an updated, more thorough approach!

[@sarahxo2317]

There’s nothing not great about this film. It’s a masterpiece👏🏻

[@OscarSebeloanex]

Wow, thanks for this review. Inception is my all time favourite movie. The 1st few times i saw it I missed a lot of plots and direction, then later I started to understand the movie and why things were as they were. The idea that this could all be Cobb trying to get himself to finally go home is amazing.

[@Demarcoa]

"accepted" not "excepted" (but great video)

[@cctomcat321]

This movie is so "nit pickable" now but at the time it came out it changed our perceptions of what CGI can really do as well as how believable it could really be made to be. I watched this movie 2-3 times for first viewing. I'd argue that this was even one of the first modern cinimatic stepping stones to movies like Guardians, Dr Strange, and sort of Ant Man.

[@thegreatherox]

I honestly wanna see Cinema Wins and Cinema Sins reviewing a movie together, how awesome would that be?

[@yourenotalone6583]

Another hint to prove that Cobb was in a dream: Cobb says himself that you always find yourself in the middle of the action. Cristopher Nolan doesn't use transitions in this movie if it doesn't relate to the plot. Example: When Cobb shows up at Michael Cane's classroom, he looks through the window and then, one jump cut later, he is talking with Cane. This is why Inception is my favorite movie.

[@limon16025]

A movie i would like to see is "The golden compass" Can you make that please?

[@hainesftw90]

Years late, but you definitely missed Pete Postlethwaite ALWAYS being a win. One of the best actors to ever do it.

[@thomaswayne1852]

Perfect film.

[@EvilChicken25]

Ok, I’m going through your log of videos and was already loving them from the get go. But getting this one has made Cinema Wins one of my new favorite channels on KZbin. Keep doing what you’re doing, because we need more positivity in this world! Thank you so much.

[@mooman869]

you should have a million subs

[@CinemaWins]

+moo person Thanks! Spread the word. ;)

[@mooman869]

Your welcome dude I love your videos so much

[@TiboFPS]

Really interesting to see how far you've come since this video!!

[@Perhapsawiseman]

What do you mean at 5:52 when you say he "goes down like a projection?"

[@Evieteresa]

Jackson Taylor He was saying that projection people go down too quickly. Kind of like video game characters would. It’s not realistic.

[@Zenyx64]

The totem starting to wobble but not shown falling during the end is a direct message to the viewer that yes, this is a film you are meant to speculate about and no, it has no 1 correct interpretation. Me - I personally take everything at face value. He does the thing, gets freedom, sees his kids, and the totem was about to fall. But then again, many things still stick out like a sore thumb. Like the way Saito just freed Cobb like it's no big deal. Or the strange cut from the airport straight to Cobb's house and his kids.

[@plushloki]

Hey, can you do Everything GREAT about My Little Pony: The Movie? Thank you.

[@martinphipps2]

Yes, the spinning top at the end causes you to see the entire movie as Cobb's dream which then causes it to be a completely different movie when you watch it a second time, sort of like the way Sixth Sense is a different movie when you watch it again.

[@alexthebeast9897]

Omg I love Inception ITS AWSOME these videos r awsome make another one of Godzilla I like that movie too and still keep up the good work

[@CinemaWins]

+Alex The Beast Will do! '98 or '14?

[@OriginallyJack]

My favourite scene in this movie is Cobb spinning the totem in the safe. So metaphorically amazing.

[@enriquecamacho5410]

Cinema sins is the worst channel on KZbin. This will combat such a disease. Thank you cinema wins for speaking about the true beauty in movies.

[@machr293]

WORD!

[@ChrisLamia]

Cinema Sins is a comedy channel that way too many people take seriously

[@Bobby1998]

Cinemasins is shit, owner of that channel may not have any work so why not point out stupid things in great movies.

[@seas_again]

I notice that this written a year ago, but I have to ask: you know that CinemaSins and CinemaWins are the same guy, right?

[@empressfreya9872]

they´re really not. You can hear that in the voice

[@yeahbee8237]

I didn't watch it until recently for some reason. I had already heard that it was great, that there was alotta theories, that the sfx were crazy etc etc and generally I get a little anti when something is talked up so much, but this and Shutter Island blew me away

[@ManyPeregrine81]

This was the movie that Leonardo DiCaprio truly deserve an Oscar, NOT The Reverent. Surprisingly enough, Leonardo didn't get any recognition from the Big Wigs of Hollywood from many of his films whether it is Aviator, Shutter Island, Inception, The Wolf of Wall Street, Django Unchained. Not until he started showing off his extreme Leftist political views dealing with Climate Change/Global Warming, advocating for more Big Government control from the United Nations and NATO. He started doing more Environmentalist stuff that the Academy Awards wets their pants for. I'll be honest, Tom Hardy actually did a better job than Leo, to be brutally honest. Hell, Leonardo DiCaprio is even shaking hands with the corrupted Presidential candidate herself Hillary Clinton. It truly saddens me that Leo has to sell his soul to please the Big Wigs, the shady Shadows of Hollywood just for an Oscar win.

[@SuperAlaska23]

This and Django Unchained. He was fantastic in that.

[@ManyPeregrine81]

+David Johnson Hell yeah man.

[@walrusdalailama4787]

Sadly it's because the Oscars are a somewhat corrupt event. A lot of what goes into who gets the oscar is their involvement with the "Big Wigs of Hollywood" and Leo before the Revenant never really cared about that. He emphasized he was never in the business to be rewarded or get prizes. I'm ecstatic for him that he got his well deserved Oscar, but I also have more respect for him that he never really needed it. I wish the Oscars were given to actors based on public votes. That would make way more sense, everyday people see the movie and people would agree on whichever actor deserved it most. I'm sure Leo would have won several Oscars by now if that were the case. I don't know who DOES pick the winner, but it's stupid honestly.

[@jamespark1017]

This was in competion with "The Kings Speech", and in the views of the judges(?) of the Oscar, "The Kings Speech" was the winner. I guess sentiment overcomes logical plot analysis

[@JosephtheCanuck]

I’ve never heard your theory before, and I do kind of like it. I think one of the parts of this film that often gets ignored is how weird and abnormal everything is, even the supposed reality. Saito can reverse murder charges with a phone call, Ariadne is immediately on board with everything, none of the assassins can hit anything, the Mombasa alley closes in on Cobb weirdly… I know Nolan insinuated to Michael Caine that the end is real, and certain things about the kids suggest it is. But there’s also a lot of evidence that it’s a dream - Saito and Mal both saying the “leap of faith” thing is one of the kickers for me, and your theory gives an explanation for this in a way that doesn’t have any clear contradictions.

[@mr.orange5258]

I'm still in shock that this did not win the Oscar for Best Picture. Total shock.

[@cavanmorber3238]

Please, PLEASE win The Prestige. It is an amazing, kind of underrated Christopher Nolan movie filled with symbolism, foreshadowing, and other goodies. I watched it recently and ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT, and I really hope you win it!

[@danielruiz4889]

Michael Caine said this in a press conference: ‘I don’t understand where the dream is,’” Caine told the crowd. “I said, ‘When is it the dream and when is it reality?’ He (Nolan) said, ‘Well, when you’re in the scene, it’s reality.’ So get that-if I’m in it, it’s reality. If I’m not in it, it’s a dream.”

[@sandeepreddy1913]

Well the ending is real because we got the confirmation from micheal caine that when he asked nolan what part of the movie is dream and which is not, nolan said that the scenes in which caine is present are real.

[@neonrodenson1480]

Inception is one of my top 5 favourite non-superhero movies. Awesome watching it EVERY time...

[@darknessnaxxion]

Inception by far has one of the best soundtracks in a movie ever.