INCEPTION - Limbo

An awesome and revealing side story about Dom Cobb and his experience in Limbo. All rights belong to their respective owners.

[@drewsmith4452]

50 years...in a matter of hours. Let that sink in.

[@daddyyank2940]

stellar idea

[@Deathawaits06]

Interstellar

[@jqyhlmnp]

@@spencerford8843 bad tip

[@foxfff123123]

This is like my favorite movie ever, so yes...

[@username2748]

4 years actually… 5 minutes real time = 1 hour dream time, 1 hour real time = 12 hours dream time, 2 hours real time = 1 day dream time, 730 hours real time = 1 year dream time, 36,500 hours real time = 50 years dream time, 36,500 hours = 4.16 years

[@caffeineravine4404]

Leonardo's acting and Nolan's directing convinces us that alien worlds can be sought no further than the abyss of our own minds.

[@Messi-Isaac-Begh]

+Nick Eisnor well put!

[@CinematicMaj]

Shut up

[@RevanBC]

pretty shit acting honestly.

[@nick7michael496]

you forgot to mention Hans Zimmer musical master piece equals that of the mind of Nolan's in terms of music.

[@avantikaroy5146]

You fucking forgot zimmer's composing.

[@StoTooHard]

1:06 you see them destroy a sand block and a huge structure falls apart in the background at the same time.

[@db200508]

nfsdark I had to watch that again. That was fantastic symbolism.

[@lenedfm499]

me too,creepy

[@RevanBC]

CGI, amazing.

[@aadityabhattacharya]

nfsdark that is an example of blockbuster film can have artistic merits

[@sinanndm]

I just realized thanks

[@melchorpascua2125]

Every moments in this movie needs to be watched...nothing should be missed.

[@fishboy7054]

This movie is the jack of all trades. It’s a thriller, action, sci-fi and philosophical movie all wrapped in one.

[@macdee6040]

Theorist say that Cob is just dreaming the whole thing and that the team are just his projections. But ultimately, its all up to the viewers to decide what they want to believe, which is why this movie is so good.

[@thelifeofjaywilliams476]

I believed that

[@GhibliNova]

Nolan told Micheal Cain that all the scenes he was in were reality. so even though it isn't explicit. Ultimately Cob is in reality, as well as at the end.

[@robertomurri1278]

@@thelifeofjaywilliams476 Can't be possible. Each of them had a purpose to gain from the mission. Some more than others. Also the fact that their whole mission would be a subconscious thing and would take critical thinking that even projections wouldn't be able to achieve. It would require planning and more than one person, so that Cobb wouldn't be stuck in limbo, as he was once before.

[@DailyDoseofShortsVideos]

Mac Dee that’s yo much theory lol I think it’s real

[@daddyyank2940]

he is dreaming whole time. only the few get it.

[@matienazemy1382]

Inception is my number one favorite movie ever! And this scene is my favorite!!

[@janeeinglethorpe2321]

When Leo said old souls thrown back into real world, that's what's gonna happen to me after quarantine

[@vlfavourites]

Marion deserved more scenes.

[@renatoamaraldemiranda2558]

Havingfun2night she murder every scene she was on ❤️ she was brilliant like always and above almost everyone else

[@BruceWayne-zj1kw]

“Deserved” lol she did what was appropriate

[@northernlights9676]

No

[@tgp2662]

Last year some friends and I watched this movie tripping balls. They each took 1 hit, I took 3. During this scene we had a mind fuck moment where we realized each dream the team experiences is an aspect of Cobb's subconscious, but then I realized that every person in this film represents a different aspect of Cobb on top of the dreams they experience. So like Cobb's subconsciousness shooting personality projections wrapped within dream projections all constantly shifting & changing with each other all while projecting at Cobb. ^all of that realization hit at once for all of us without us saying a word. We just looked at each other, but bc we all were all synced up we began thinking what were the odds of us thinking the same thing. Which lead to us wondering if any of this was real, like what if one of us was dreaming yet we all were conscious within their dream, all of this crossed our minds and we just gave each other glances. The moment passed but it felt like if we spoke on that vibe it would've triggered some inception shit lol. Looking back shit was comedy asf. If you read all this holy fuck lol

[@percival8193]

of dmt ?

[@Vatchprod]

wave-length brother.

[@cesarroca9009]

that was awesome

[@rickybrians5235]

Nothing like it when everyones on the same vibration.

[@TiffMcGiff]

TLDR

[@Zakynthos39]

this is the best part of the movie and Leonardo should have won an Oscar for this part

[@Gab98Spyro]

It's decent acting, but nowhere near that impressive, especially if you put it up against Colin Firth and Jesse Eisenberg.

[@Zakynthos39]

@@Gab98Spyro this movie alone is one of best top 5 movies of all time and the soundtrack is awesome also

[@Gab98Spyro]

@@Zakynthos39 I agree that it's a fantastic film with a fantastic soundtrack, but I don't think any of its actors deserved a nomination, let alone a win.

[@griefer5846]

@@Zakynthos39not the acting, the actual movie itself deserves an oscar

[@griefer5846]

@@Zakynthos39the acting is impressive but there are better performances

[@AlkalineAjay]

Dicaprios acting this this scene was amazing. Can’t believe he didn’t get at least an Oscar nomination for his performance in this film

[@TheTonyEntertainment]

Agree

[@raghunkesavan]

inception awakened a fear deep down within me ,which is why it was a good film,to sometimes think maybe that this world isnt real and that we are just dreaming it

[@Benjamin-kd2dy]

Dreams come true 😮

[@abderrahmanatef8456]

Everytime I watch a scene in this movie I feel like I'm dreaming, it is so hypnotising

[@emmanuelagudo4918]

That 'we built our own world' is so beautiful scriptwriting. I mean nothing could have even compares to that ultimate construct, OR what could have been conceived possible from the limitless imagination than-- a world 'of absolutes'. If that is not the the peak of all human relations, then who knows what is.

[@goldenretriever6440]

Aside from the whole loosing your mind side effect Limbo sounds kinda awesome I mean building your own little world I'd kill for that

[@db200508]

Golden Retriever but when you are alone is it really worth it? You will sort of lose yourself because none of it is real. It's almost like being in mental solitary confinement.

[@goldenretriever6440]

Dionte Brown Actually that one guy had armed guards in his world So I guess you can have projections

[@macdee6040]

Sounds like a nightmare to me, no one but you. Its pretty much nothing, stuck for years. Id go insane.

[@francis0187]

I try to think its the same as playing that favorite game of yours every single day, at first its awesome then after some time it starts to get boring. Same thing with Limbo though I assume it'll take me a long time cuz imagine the things you can do. Recreate your favorite movies, games, stories etc and twist it to endless possibilities. Lol

[@GrandRiserOfficial]

Cough minecraft cough

[@aguywhodoesntexist]

I think that the threat of Limbo when using that deep dream drug is translated to the "real world" and its observers as the drug backfiring and completely ruining the user's mind.

[@azizal9074]

aguywhodoesntexist deeper

[@juniormatsuda5116]

aguywhodoesntexist How did they get out of limbo being young if they have been stuck there for more than 50 years? They should be old when the train run over them! I noticed it when I first watched the movie but nobody else saw it! They should age in limbo as Saito aged in limbo when he was stuck there

[@PrincessRamsha999]

They did get old. In the end when he admits to performing inception on her and they lie down and hold hands, they're shown all wrinkly and aged on the tracks. It means these flashbacks aren't totally objective, and those are what really happened.

[@EdwinDPZ]

50 years together and they never once stopped and questioned where their kids were?

[@iRazenrak]

Dom should've re-planted the idea that her reality was real. Of course, there's no telling what the human mind will succumb to after it's been exposed to one possessing thought after another. For all we know, she would somehow reject the second idea that Cobb places in her.

[@robincEPtion]

Today's the day! 16th July 2020. 10 years of Inception 🎊🎉

[@kb4903]

Imagine being in the meeting when this amazing film was pitched!!

[@LvyPK]

I just realized that she mightve not been crazy and could've been correct. We never see the top stop. Even in this scene, Leo steps on the top which could've stopped it. He mightve been so convinced (esp cus its his dream and it's def harder to tell when its ur own) that he refused to accept that he was dreaming. Also the part where she yells that shes the mother and she knows her children is true. Cobb most likely wasn't home much and most likely would fuck up some small detail regarding his kids/personality. But again bcus its his own dream/doesnt know them well, he can't tell/doesn't want to know. Its also poetic how they switch from her wanting to stay dreaming forever vs him wanting to back to reality

[@karolakkolo123]

Oh God how could anyone even create such a masterpiece of a movie. So much to think about

[@kayzeaza]

I think the top isn’t his actual totem. I think it might be his wedding ring. When he dreams he’s wearing one but when he’s awake he doesn’t have one on

[@HajduDIGITAL]

It's disappointing when you wake up from a dream. But waking up from 50 years of dreaming.. i can't imagine.

[@channingbloom7125]

1:15 The way he says 50 years so nonchalantly is just scary to me. Imagine dreaming for 50 years which in the real world would probably be like 3 ish hours. Your an old man in the dream then you wake up as your younger self. Trippy as hell.

[@-Muhammad_Ali-]

I don't know why but ever since I watched this movie the only big thing I remember is how sad I feel for his wife and that moment when they talk with each other and the cliffs in the background falling onto the sea

[@blujay9191]

Great movie. One of my favorites and (probably) my all time fav sci-fi movie. I really liked that they wasted no energy at all explaining the science behind shared dreaming. Good move. Would have just been superfluous extra baggage. You just open up the suitcase, hook up and press the button.

[@juunakano]

he was specially handsome in this scene

[@caspersneep6183]

I am probably missing something really obvious, but why did mal not spin her totem to find out that she was in the real world before she jumped to her death?

[@aadityabhattacharya]

Casper Sneep she did and it fell down , the idea of reality didn't stick with her due to inception

[@LuisPerez-gz5ci]

She was so deep in inception that she questioned reality itself

[@robertomurri1278]

@@LuisPerez-gz5ci Yup which is why it was laying on the floor the night of their anniversary. I think the whole damage to the hotel wasn't to sabotage their relationship, but because she couldn't grasp the concept of what was real anymore. Her letters to the lawyer and her jumping would be sufficient enough to put the blame on Cobb. All she wanted was for him to jump with her, but they already did. Damn ..crazy huh

[@y37chung]

Whether the totem is really working to differentiate dream and reality is just a matter of her beliefs.

[@LvyPK]

Nah we actually never see the top stop spinning. For all we know the top was still spinning until Cobb stepped on it. I.e. his whole reality was still in a dream and she was right

[@ajaybhathire]

I will rank, mal Cobb as the best viallian after the joker, ever created by Nolan. so beautifully portrayed by Marion coitillard

[@joynerkt]

ajaybhathire he didn't create the joker!

[@Overhemd]

Mal isn't really a villain though and I don't think Nolan wanted to portray her as a villain. She got manipulated by Leonardo which caused her to have twisted thoughts. I think she's more of a victim than a villain.

[@the.abhiram.r]

@Kai McCook he owns his production company, syncopy, with his wife 💀💀

[@darkhorse381]

@@Overhemd She's technically the antagonist but not really a villain. And Cobb is more of an anti-hero than a hero because he is very flawed

[@poisonpotato1]

Wait, so by placing her totem in the safe in limbo, she made the inception of the idea that she was always in a dream

[@MattCollectorControl]

She placed her totem in that safe because she was comfortable with staying where she was. After years down there, her mind forcefully acclimatised to her situation, so it felt real going forward. Then Cobb broke in, found the totem and let in spin continuously before shutting the safe again. Some years later, she was introduced to that totem again by cobb, he played along like they both discovered it. She knew her world wasn't real then and Cobb convinced her to die with him to go back to reality. When they woke, he thought she would be fine, but Mal was now confused, warped by such a drastic world change, and she no longer believed it was her reality, everything felt off, alien to her, and she didn't even trust to use her totem to check. She was gone from that point on, unable to be helped, mentally broken, everything around her were dream projections. She killed herself for real because her mind couldn't recognise reality anymore. Cobb used her totem to give her the idea that her world wasn't real, because of her break from reason, she accepted it as her own idea, one she discovered for herself. That's why the totems represent so much. They are your lifeline back to reality. Cobb inadvertently robbed his own wife of hers, by tampering with it in Limbo. Cobb did inception on Mal...

[@aravindmuthu5748]

@@MattCollectorControl exactly what happened. but the beauty here is that all of this is inferred and was not visually shown or verbally explained. We were given all the surrounding pieces, so that we can figure out the missing piece. Good stuff

[@drewsmith4452]

My favorite movie of all time. It's going to be hard to top (no pun intended😎). We'll see how Tenet is next summer.

[@drewsmith4452]

@Kai McCook The top that Cobb uses for his totem

[@RafaelSantos-lk2tq]

@Randy White so, what do you think now?

[@RafaelSantos-lk2tq]

@Randy White I saw it 5 days ago and I loved it! Still trying to decide whether it's better than Inception or not

[@flavio7180]

Tenet ended up being probably his worst movie.

[@Vatchprod]

all of you have made good theories with this movie but you have all missed a crucial detail. in his dreams he wears his wedding ring. and in reality he is not wearing it. and at the end of the movie he is not wearing it. the end of the movie is reality whether you want to believe it or not sorry not sorry.

[@shadowkitsu]

This whole movie kinda reminds me of Narnia. Gone for a lifetime then suddenly young again

[@sebastiancusis4650]

When Cobb meets with Saito in Limbo... does it imply that everyone shares the same subconcious? and therefore we are a collective mind?

[@tgp2662]

Earlier in the movie they do say Limbo contains remnants of those that have been there prior so yea limbo's definitely a take on collective consciousness.

[@karolakkolo123]

Could be. There is a theory that the entire universe is a mind and individual human brains are just dissociative personalities within the huge "supermind" spanning the entire universe. Sounds really wacky, but for all we know it could be true (but could also be false). The thing is, science can't say anything because it is meant to explain the objective world and not the world of experience. So yeah, this is interesting. I want to believe that this "theory" is true

[@Kampyy531]

As cool as that would be I would say it’s not a collective subconscious. The only way you can end up in limbo with someone is to share the dream, hence the 1 machine they all connect to. Cobb having been in limbo before, the others can see what he left behind because he is dreaming with them. For example if he never went in the dream with the rest of them, there would’ve been no children, no Mal, no train, and nothing of his subconscious in there to begin with, because it’s his and only his. There has to be a dreamer, the people who share the dream bring their subconscious in with them.

[@JCaesar71306]

No, the reason he is able to find Saito is because they are in a shared dream.

[@gavinslatter]

Sometimes I wish I could have a dream that lasts 50 years, but only a few hours in real life, just to get away from it all.

[@mac2312]

The whole movie was his dream, as he was on the plane

[@balrocky1541]

The best scene of this movie💯

[@Harris665]

Time travel and stuff like this will ever be possible..

[@FredJohnson2619]

If they were deep in limbo for a long time? Could they died in present?

[@westleymyers6029]

One of the best movies ever imo

[@simonphoenix3789]

You kidding me, getting fifty extra years and coming back to your young body.. that sounds pretty awesome. But being stuck in a situation you know isn't real sounds terrible. I mean its much better if the person you love is there with you, but fifty years with nobody else would drive anyone insane after a while.

[@awakefortwoweeks4770]

Absolutely madness it would be

[@Jerome-iwnl]

She was right! Heaven was reality! 😮

[@abandonallhope.1040]

Limbo doesn't seem so bad: it's like a purgatory that can become a false paradise. It seems the only problem is waking up from it.

[@2Maq]

BECAUSE YOU DON’T KNOW YOU’RE DREAMING

[@allenlevinmarketing]

The thing I don’t get about the Spinning totem - if it stays spinning you’re 100% in a dream ok that makes sense but if it falls over why does that mean you’re not in a dream? Couldn’t you dream that it topples over?

[@batbullet3315]

People should not have this much control of they're minds

[@Cyberpunk11111]

2024?

[@WeronicaMC]

She doesn't trully love her children, also him. It' s trully heart broken. But she isnt bad of all. She is a victim of a childhood trauma. She hide and lock deeply inside her mind the primary key. Key to see her reality of truth. It was her defensive reaction to forget Broken soul, pain and torture. Her house Is her soul, it s little bit creepy and scary old house. Right inside a copy of thath house - small house for dolls in a safe she hide the primáty key. This currently is showing many many next layers of her mind. And it's clearly to see, that she Is suffering from some traits of a mental mental disorder - narcisisstic or disociative disorder. So she choose inlogicaly statement oposite to order of universe and her death was her fate..

[@enxhilame9255]

Well damn it

[@AlkalineAjay]

To my this is the pinnacle of Di Caprio’s acting. Should have gotten an Oscar for this.

[@buiphan3882]

WITHOUT that Helm!!!U NEVER can hurt me!!!!

[@23lsdx49]

Why didn't Cobb just plant the idea of realizing that limbo wasn't real and that their world was real

[@jaygatsby7083]

23LSD X because the whole movie is bullshit and Saito is actually the one sleeping

[@jaygatsby7083]

Cobb is a projection

[@LucozadeLucas]

Thats exactly what he did, thats how he knew inception was possible. Except when she woke up, she had the feeling of 'this world isn't real' because he'd placed that thought in her mind

[@jaygatsby7083]

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[@jaygatsby7083]

LucozadeLucas kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmLUp4mrjMh9as0 This leaks the movie The artist himself said that he lived his life by it also the first and second scene of the movie prove his theory of this being all Saito's dream correct If you are not dumb, You are welcome

[@Deathawaits06]

Limbo could not exist in real life but the closest we could get to the state of limbo would be through a coma

[@Cypherus21]

We search this video not because we lost sight of what is real, we know this Earth and through our inner voice shows that this place is not real. We need to wake up, but when we do, it will not be in this world....

[@hashtag_pupuli]

You know how would dreams sound like ? listen to dark mal soundtrack...man the soundtrack

[@neye5904]

Amazing isn't it. I listen to it all the time

[@y37chung]

If the entire movie is Cobb's dream, there has to be someone feeding nutrient solution to him and cleaning his shxt...he cant sleep and dream that long without someone else wanting him to sleep, guess who that may be?

[@fancy3774]

y37chung 100 years in dream is like fifteen minutes in reality. So he might be sleep for three hours and in his dream is like eternity

[@brandonross9762]

@@fancy3774 I think that depends on how deep you are, doesn't it?

[@minhtu1924]

Like matrix right

[@juniormatsuda5116]

How did they get out of limbo being young if they have been stuck there for more than 50 years? They should be old when the train run over them! I noticed it when I first watched the movie but nobody else saw it!

[@MadBulletz]

they were old in limbo but not in the real world cuz 50 years in limbo is not 50 years in the real world cuz the time is much much faster in limbo

[@themarinect]

50 years in limbo is probably like 5 months in real life. But it is really suffering to be stuck in limbo for so many years because your conscious is in limbo not in real life. So they literally "live" there for 50 years.

[@xamnition]

You can't live for 5 months without eating

[@hugostigglitz9639]

Actually their hands looks elderly while they're in the rail roads in some part of the movie. You get , they got elderly, and they didn't realize they were in the subconscious.

[@wholelottapain8130]

Khang Ho they’re mentally old, not physically old

[@erikw113]

The deeper I listen to this dialogue. The more sexual it sounds lol.

[@Sunset-blvd]

Because you don't know you're dreaming..

[@conexaomodels]

50 years would correspond to how much time in the real world?

[@DarkCookie586]

about 2h and 44 min considering Limbo is the the 4th dream level and time runs 20 times faster per level

[@frankgonzalez7432]

Yusef or that scientist they found in Mombasa said that anything below the third level of a dream, time is compounded

[@arravYT]

Look at 2:10, Leo built that device?

[@Boxofcare666]

Me during my derealization episodes, I hate them

[@oscarmontano4188]

What’s the name of the music that plays in this scene?

[@Aralis97]

Oscar Montano old souls or you can look for it as "mals suicide theme"

[@ranggaleonard454]

Old Souls

[@sarahxo2317]

Leo’s acting tho

[@JR7noir]

50 years like how much hours in real life? Sleeping 5-10 hours?

[@doctortoddanderson]

The meta verse

[@ayftb6558]

so while in limbo, he went another level deeper to inception mal?

[@natalialajdova1164]

No. Him spinning her totem inside the vault is him planting the thought inside her mind that her world is not real. It's a dream and it keeps spinning so the idea that her world is not real stays with her even after she wakes up. It's symbolism.

[@kjl3080]

No limbo is the deepest layer so you can actually perform inception in the same limbo

[@valueoftruthdotorg9713]

Self harm is an obsession. Rid yourself of it for if you murder yourself you will merely go to another place. You will not cease to exist. And that limbo could be far worse than you can imagine. Open the pages of Psalms and find comfort in the love and presence of God.

[@Joseph-mw2rl]

So Leo can't control the dream cause he doesn't know he's dreaming *Ok then you know you're dreaming or at least you're 90% sure then how come you still can't*

[@maria17353]

He never woke up😢 his childrens are always using same clothes 😭😭😭

[@Balnazzardi]

Not necessarily....the spinning top starts to waver just before the screen goes black like it starts to clearly slow down and all to its side.....if it was not real, then that shouldnt happen in the first place... But ofc they wanted to leave audience quessing, cause they never showed if Mr.Sato pulled the trigger to wake then up from their dream in the first place and same with the ending scene....cause thats much more effective way to end the movie.

[@adamtownshend3719]

He did wake up. It was explained by Nolan post-shooting that Cobb's actual totem is his wedding ring. It's only on in a dream and it disappears in reality. In the final scene, Cobb isn't wearing a ring, which means he's awake.

[@KOJITAHBAWZ]

they wear diffrent shoes

[@kjl3080]

The top was mal’s totem, the ring is cobb’s

[@anthonyandersen1390]

Even noticed that dom was actually the villain he put the idea in malls head and also he fucked the hole mission up

[@nunu4evaaa]

deep dream within a deep dream ?

[@raphaeliron]

cult

[@seransam6578]

1:22

[@onurcapan5900]

rally

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

So he made her kill herself cuz he needed some time alone? 🤣🤣 That's about right, try telling your girlfriend you need more time alone.

[@pursuitthehappyness265]

i watched this movie yesterday and for the whole movie , i slept

[@alx5904]

Pursuit The Happyness cuz you re dumb and this movie is for smart People

[@ainijay2762]

Are you sure you awake now?

[@alx5904]

@Kai McCook just beucause someone watches a movie does not mean they understand it , nolan's movies are blockbusters and masterpieces at the same time. but you comparing sci fi dramas with plots and smart writing with the cartoon rick and morty and telling me that s what smart people watch, just tells me yow are not that clever my man

[@teimourvaliev6192]

According to the movie being 2h 42min, you must've limbo-d for 80yrs O.o

[@gavinslatter]

I’d want to be in a dream for 50 years

[@DailyDoseofShortsVideos]

Gavin Slatter you wouldn’t

[@dontworryitsjustvitinho]

Depends on the dream.

[@JoannaLee_1992]

What was the song used?

[@cesarbenique2810]

01:15 do you find the song???

[@JoannaLee_1992]

Cesar Remigio Benique Cabrera No. What is it?

[@cesarbenique2810]

Mmm It's a sad song. Can you search :( ???

[@JakeJarmel]

***** Cesar Remigio Benique Cabrera I think the song is called: We Built Our Own World. It's on the soundtrack for the movie.

[@frankgonzalez7432]

Old Souls - Hans Zimmer

[@alexanderdelacruz9249]

I know the japanese actor is famous,but couldn't he brush up on his english? He sounds drunk when he speaks!

[@macdee6040]

Maybe you should try speaking Japanese which is not your native language. I bet you, you sound drunk when you speak.

[@MaxCE]

im moroccan, and thanks to my european look, and my arab accent, i sound like a drunk russian

[@ainijay2762]

The accent should stay that way. So that nobody americanising everything