Another Nolan Film by my Patrons | INCEPTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@stefsolari]

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[@raymondamador1487]

Liked your reaction. This movie was good, but I didn't like the ending. Choosing a projection of your wife, out of guilt, instead of your real family that is still alive; is trash. Does your Patreon choose your vids? New sub here. ☮️

[@user-dl4dz3mn7t]

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[@jessetorres8738]

I know it's up to interpretation, but I think that Cobb was awake at the end of the film. In every other scene where he saw his kids, he didn't see their faces, but in the final scene he actually sees their faces, & they are wearing slightly different clothes compared to previous scenes. Additionally, someone once pointed out how Cobb actually has 2 ways to see if he's awake or not-his top & his wedding ring-& they explained that if you watch him he'll check his wedding ring to know when he's awake.

[@waltw9818]

😺Stef!!! 😺 Excellent! There are a lot of movies that are very good like this one in that 'you'll love them.' I think it's time for Forrest Gump (1994).

[@FunkMstr74]

I think the point of the end of the movie is that it doesn't matter if it's still a dream or not. He stopped paying attention to the totem and decided to be with his children. Whether it's a dream or reality he doesn't care at that point.

[@xregox7628]

Yea, can look at it this way, Imagine you were having such a happy dream, maybe about something you always wanted. Would you ever want to wake up?

[@russelltippit3088]

The spinning top is Mal's totem, not his. His wedding ring is his totem and he's not wearing it which means he is not dreaming in the last scene.

[@BornInsane0]

@@russelltippit3088 you dont know that

[@Tofushoots]

@@BornInsane0 Nolan said any Scene Michael Kane is in, is reality, not dreaming. So the end he is awake.

[@Gilvad0]

I strongly disagree with this take. He cares above all that he returns to his children in the real world. He is not interested in finding happiness in a dream world with his children. In fact, he literally explicitly rejects that idea when Mal offers it. He says that any projection is a shadow of the real person. If he was in a dream with his children, that would be his ultimate failure and a profoundly tragic ending, which I don't believe is the intention.

[@austinpena5605]

That ending literally had me tearing up the first time I saw it. My favorite movie of all time

[@TheNowhereMan0]

Same here 😊

[@chuy3840]

I like armaggedon and warrior.

[@ajrwyfu]

This is the greatest film of all time in my opinion... It has EXTREME rewatch ability. You will notice SO many things you missed now that you know how it ends. Even the end makes more sense after a 2nd or 3rd watch. Awesome reaction🎉

[@pleaseshush9800]

greatest film of all time is the wildest take ever but if that’s your opinion fair enough.

[@avsbes98]

I don't think it is the greatest film of all time. I don't think that title can go to any single film, there's just too many great ones out there for there to be a clear GOAT. But it is certainly among the most serious contenders for the title. What's amazing though is that imo it can't even be called Nolan's Magnum Opus, as Interstellar is also one of the most serious contenders.

[@JDH_MUSIC]

In terms of theatre experiences it is definitely in my top 3.

[@jermaineayivoh8263]

I’ve seen Inception at least on 20 different occasions, meaning I’ve seen it more than I have seen any other movie in my life. It is in top 5 favourite movies of all time. The only movie I’ve probably seen anywhere as often is the Matrix.

[@ArganawkTLOD]

​@@avsbes98 i absolutely love both of those movies but i think prestige is his best💯🤌

[@alcor4670]

How cool is it be Cillian Murphy? It'd be interesting to know how his professional relationship with Christopher Nolan evolved over the years. Being part of almost every Nolan movie (which are some of the best movies made in the past half century ) is quite a blessing.

[@oussamabob9993]

Michael Caine said about the end of the movie Inception that it is a reality and not a dream, as Christopher Nolan told him that every scene in which he appears is Michael Caine, so it is a real scene

[@AlexandruCarjan]

So here's how you know the ending is real. His totem was never the spinning top. It was his ring. Everytime he was awake he doesn't have the ring on his finger. Also everytime you see the grandparent he is in the real world (you can see this in the movie itself), at the end his children are wearing different clothes than when he's dreaming. This is from the movie story itself. One last pointer is that the kids at the end are different cast kids, in the credits there are 2 different kids playing the same role, and Michael Caine was told that everytime he is in the scene he is in the real world

[@Jang9851]

The top not being Leo's totem has nothing to do with it. Totems are not imprinted on individuals the idea is that no one else is supposed to know how it behaves tangibly with his wife gone he can use still use that totem. The ring is a red herring. This idea i see alot and its not true at all. The answer is actually truly subject to interpretation. Nolan said the point was Leo doesn't care i think he wanted to focus on that a shot of leo focused in the background and the top in the foreground would have been better as frame. Nolan if he was forced to answer he could rationalize either way.

[@markmccreadie6212]

@@Jang9851it's completely true about the ring and you have no idea what you are talking about. Find one scene in the movie which is real where he has his ring on (spoiler, you can't). Plus Nolan told Cain that any scene he is in is real. Do more paying attention and research before commenting

[@Jang9851]

@@markmccreadie6212 First off it’s a theory. There is no factual statement from Nolan saying the ring is his totem. Yes I have paid attention tot his movie more then you know pal. You can only make an argument that becuse he wears it in the dreams vs in reality makes it his totem but that point does not clash with the logic I stated earlier which you failed to understand and the whole idea of a unique totem: Just because he uses Mals totem doesn’t mean it doesn’t work for him. Mal is dead is now therefore unique to him. Simply by the mere idea no one else intimately knows how it behaves in reality. Based on that concept it would be pretty basic flawed to use a mere piece of jewellery on a finger to allow the owner differentiate between reality and dreams. Understand logic and do your research first before commenting.

[@ladislavkostolny3417]

Michael Caine revealed that upon reading the script, he asked Nolan which portions were dreams and which ones were the reality. “When I got the script of Inception, I was a bit puzzled by it, and I said to him, ‘I don’t understand where the dream is.’ I said, ‘When is it the dream and when is it reality?’ He 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.” So the end was reality ;)

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Stef like always, Christopher Nolan never disapoints hes a genius, some fun facts about this masterpiece Nolan’s attention to detail is second to none in the Level 1 in the dream sequence is the rain-denched street where you see a runaway train smashing through parked cars. To achieve this, Nolan had a train chassis put onto the engine of a tractor trailer. A great touch is that the state motto on all the car license plates says “The Alternate State.” The revolving corridor fight as little CGI it was filmed in two enormous airship sheds in Bedfordshire, England, the revolving set was originally going to be 40 feet long but, as the scene became more and more elaborate, Nolan decided to make it 100 feet long. The set they built rotated a full 360 degrees and they could control the direction it rotated and how fast it rotated. Nolan didn’t want any digital effects if possible, so even the lights were real and rigged up with electricity. Inception is a film about filmmaking When creating Cobb’s team and the roles they play, Nolan relied on the creative team he knows - the filmmaking crew. So, the roles each character plays within the team reflects the roles you would have within a moviemaking team - Cobb is the director - the one with the vision and grand plan. - Arthur is the producer. As the Point Man, he does all the planning and research and pulls everything together to make sure the team can achieve Cobb’s plan. - Ariadne is the production designer. As the Architect, she creates the worlds where everything takes place. - Eames is the actor. As the Forger, he impersonates people and literally puts on an act. - Saito is the studio. The money man who finances everything and is ultimately the boss. - Fischer (Cillian Murphy) is the audience. Everything is created to be observed by him. Keep up the amazing work you should react to TENET is another Nolan masterpiece.

[@nadeeml9276]

Excellent reaction! My favourite Nolan movie thus far. I learn something new every time I watch this; whether it's about the story in the movie, or about how to tell a story, about the message, about screenwriting. Honestly, very creative, fantastic, great tension, great characters, everything. Really enjoyed this reaction!! I hope you continue with the Noal reactions and other movies too of course. Thank you!!

[@sentosaco]

I questioned existence after seeing this in theatres back in the day. I've never had a film leave me speechless for so long after watching it, like I was very slowly waking up from a dream. There was a collective gasp in the cinema when it cut to black with the totem still spinning. Amazing experience.

[@aaronwolf3587]

I’ve seen this several times and I absolutely love it. But I’m jealous of your theater experience ✌️

[@irollerblade13]

25:15 "I understand the gravity of the situation." is a hilariously perfect double entendre.

[@brysonfreeman7226]

Glad you’re watching Inception, it’s one of my favorite movies by Christopher Nolan of all time, it’s a masterpiece, and I can’t wait to see your reaction to it. And I also hope you would consider watching Breaking Bad, Game Of Thrones (even with a divisive ending), Stranger Things, The Godfather Trilogy, and The Departed at some point

[@kenpachizaza1179]

Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight, Kill Bill, Tropic Thunder

[@imsaadhasan]

Game of Thrones FOR SURE!

[@kenpachizaza1179]

definitely seasons 1-7@@imsaadhasan

[@brysonfreeman7226]

@@kenpachizaza1179say what you want about Season 8 (final season)

[@imsaadhasan]

@@kenpachizaza1179 agreed, season 8 was a let down and even season 7 had some rushed writing but was still entertaining. IMO GoT from S1 to S7 is unmatched by any show

[@jessetorres8738]

I know it's up to interpretation, but I think that Cobb was awake at the end of the film. In every other scene where he saw his kids, he didn't see their faces, but in the final scene he actually sees their faces, & they are wearing slightly different clothes compared to previous scenes. Additionally, someone once pointed out how Cobb actually has 2 ways to see if he's awake or not-his top & his wedding ring-& they explained that if you watch him he'll check his wedding ring to know when he's awake.

[@3275Dan]

This is great film, very clever. Another great and clever film starring Leo is Shutter Island. Highly recommend reacting to this to. Another great performance by Leo and like Inception has a very clever storyline which know you will like. Thanks for reacting to Inception.

[@TheNowhereMan0]

Wow! Another Nolan's film, great! I loooooove this movie and I'm gonna enjoy your reaction to this ❤😊 Can't wait!

[@arraymac227]

That last scene caused yells of outrage from the audience I was in back in the day.

[@cbergg1]

I remember watching this in theaters and everyone's reaction to that ending. I still love seeing people react to it for the first time

[@henryparka3718]

We wouldn't have heard the totem slowing down and jittery, if it was suppose to be a dream. It would've spun indefinitely. Nice tease with that cut to black regardless.

[@1639danmcc]

One of the few movies I saw where everyone in the theatre applauded loudly at the end.

[@DoddyIshamel]

This, I only had it for this and return of the king.

[@xavvi]

My theater was very different. Saw it in full blown IMAX and the moment it cut to black the entire damn theater gasped loudly. It was wild.

[@tfpp1]

I have a top 3 movies: on one end of the spectrum is Airplane, a super silly, spooferific, dad-joke-filled comedy; and the other end of the spectrum is the epic Braveheart. And in between, Inception takes care of all the other genres, it’s a regular drama, regular action film, regular sci-fi, suspense, heist, mystery with plot twists and reveals. It’s like a perfect film.

[@javix2013]

I guess you didn't realize that Tom Hardy, who also appears here and plays Eames, was Bane the villain in Nolan's third Batman movie.

[@bibekbasa]

The thing about Nolan films are they have happy endings and he makes it quite obvious but people just don't want to accept happiness so they think and project the opposite.

[@rubeusstrato8912]

everyone has their own opinion.

[@PickledShark]

I absolutely love how it ended, with it unclear if he was right or if his wife was. Also, I really love how it blows your mind when it becomes a dream within a dream within a dream and THEN they go into limbo another dream down. Like your mind was already blown and then they go down even deeper

[@tstumpf75]

This script is soo good, whatever you believe bout whats real or whats a dream.. you can prove it right.. 2 people can have opposing views of whats real and a dream.. and both can convince each other of both.. or not Such a great movie

[@user-qb8rj5hg9c]

intersterlla and.. inception.. nolan.. and theory of relativity... perfect movie..

[@ajbustamante1448]

“Dale, apúrate!” Lol, I absolutely love your reactions, especially when you speak Spanish.

[@spectralsymphony]

For everyone that loved this movie, and hasn't yet seen this, you may like (I surely do!) Hans Zimmer's powerful tune from Inception LIVE kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJKUoJyln9N6qKM

[@barniem3148]

It's okay, he's awake in reality at the end - but it was an incredible if not frustrating ending to leave it hanging like that just as the totem wobbled to topple (or not?). Nolan himself said every scene containing Michael Caine was in the real world, so by that you know he made it out okay 😉 Edit: I remember watching this in the cinema and everyone went "AARGHH!?!?" when it ended haha

[@Elurin]

I figured the totem toppled over because of the sound of it.

[@bazimyan]

It's a red herring and a misdirection. Remember that was never his totem in the first place, that was his wife's. His totem was his ring. Him spinning her totem when she's not around anymore doesn't mean anything.

[@barniem3148]

@@bazimyan it's definitely not lol. The totems all work the same regardless of who uses them - the unique way each totem works in reality compared to a dream is for the owner to keep secret; but Cobb knows how his wife's works and uses it instead of his own after she dies. Massive over analysis on your part here. He's in reality at the end. You can hear the totem about to topple (and the director confirmed it...)

[@hangedanchou]

@@barniem3148 also, there's two set of children the ones in the end are older. of course you can only realize this if you watch the ending credits

[@The2realistic]

Nolan just planted that idea in Caine's mind in order to manipulate (direct) him better.

[@chirayugupta7572]

you are very smart to realize things in the movie before they are explained.

[@rubmysethicles]

In addition to this being a fantastic reaction, it's also wonderfully edited down without awkward cuts or any roughness and I really appreciate that! I love the ending because you could have a strong argument for and against whether it's actually the real world, but in the end it doesn't matter, he found peace with everything. What's real and what matters is up to us.

[@larryleisuresuit3566]

Your analysis of the personal issues and subconscious connection is very insightful. I think you are on the right track.

[@arraymac227]

Fun fact: the kicker song 'Je ne regrette rien.' made famous by Edith Piaf, played to an Oscar win by the actress playing the wife. (note to self: IMDB her name...)

[@djg34djg]

I was working at a AMC when this movie came out and I would watch it every time I had to take a break. For me, he's not dreaming cause Michael Caine's character was there at the end.

[@raymondamador1487]

Ever had a friend or family member in your dream? Only the totem can tell you if you're in the real world or not. Mr Cain being in his dream doesn't mean anything.

[@djg34djg]

@@raymondamador1487 Nolan told Mr Caine. "when you’re in the scene, it’s reality" In the beginging we never see Mr Canie in the dreams.

[@raymondamador1487]

@@djg34djg In the beginning you never see all his dreams, just one. I had a dream about my sister a few weeks ago. You won't see everyone in your dreams, all the time. I think the top never fell, cause he chose his wife's projection. He's in a hospital now, living in a dream world with his kids and family. Never to wake up. IMO.

[@djg34djg]

@@raymondamador1487 Fair point. I think he's in the real world. To me it looks like the top was falling. Nolan did say Cobb doesn't care at the end cause he's with his kids.

[@raymondamador1487]

@@djg34djg It did look like the top was falling. I understand your point, but I still think the length of the spin was beyond of what was normal. I think he is in the hospital, you think he was in the real world, that's why the ending was done that way.

[@DT-hp8de]

To me, Christopher Nolan can do no wrong in his filmmaking. The stories are just so juicy and satisfying!

[@HerbSparks]

Think of it as a movie about movie making. Substitute Leonardo’s character for Nolan himself and the different types of people you need to assemble to make your movie. Meanwhile Nolan himself wants to finish the job so he can be home with his kids.

[@carsonmatthews7705]

8 oscar nominations, won 4 for cinematography, sound editing, sound mixing, and visual effects, also nominated for best picture, best original screenplay, original music and production design

[@Dondozo699]

Christopher Nolan films are the way to go! I highly recommend Memento, The Prestige, Interstellar, and Oppenheimer when you get the chance.

[@Reblwitoutacause]

25:14 "I do understand the _gravity_ of the situation" hahaha how dare you

[@pretoriansoldat9434]

"¡Dale! ¡Apúrate!"...no esperaba eso😂

[@o0pinkdino0o]

Ariadne, in Greek mythology, daughter of Pasiphae and the Cretan king Minos. She fell in love with the Athenian hero Theseus and, with a thread or glittering jewels, helped him escape the Labyrinth after he slew the Minotaur. Most of Nolan's films are cautionary, and I believe that Cobb is still dreaming at the end. One on this level of getting in your head is Ex-Machina, a film about AI with Domhnall Gleeson, Alicia Vikanda and Oscar Isaac.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

Excellent science fiction rendered in a film. Love this one. Great reaction / review Stef. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

[@Zactastical]

25:13 Underrated pun.

[@7felipe14]

25:14 "I do understand the _gravity_ of the situation but..." Come on now lol

[@davidtauro4671]

The point of not seeing if the totem keeps spinning is a beautiful expression of letting go. Cobb doesn't care if he's awake or asleep anymore. Once he sees his kids he's there to stay. That is the reality he chooses, even if it's not true. I like that as viewers we don't find out for sure. Because it's a beautiful way of saying that once you find happiness, real happiness, does it really matter if it's real?

[@DogmaBeoulve]

Stef is a sharp, gorgeous cookie

[@ivanzambanini5964]

Me quedo con el "Dale! Apuráte!" 😅👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@TheNowhereMan0]

😂 bien criollo, amo cuando habla español ❤

[@rofyle]

Nolan didn't want to make a third Batman after Heath Ledger died. He only agreed to after the studio promised to fund this film for him. Your theory about retriggering harmful events from the past is one way people are trained to overcome irrational phobias.

[@aidarosullivan5269]

Have you heard of Ariadne's inception theory? So, according to it, Fischer was never the real target of inception but Cobb was, and Ariadne was hired through Saito by his father-in-law to make him forgive himself for killing Mal. If you ever rewatch this movie, remember to pay closer attention to everything she says and does :)

[@jek4837]

According to Nolan, the point of the ending isn't to question whether or not the whole thing was real. Cobb had found his happiness (to finally be able to see his children again), and therefore, it doesn't matter to him any more. He's complete.

[@gundummies]

She didn't went for the extreme, because when they were sharing a dream for a long time, Mal was convinced that the dream was real. In order for Cobb to take her out of the dream, he had to plant the idea "this world is not real" into her. It worked while they were in the dream, yes. But when she woke up, the idea was still there of course. So unless Cobb extracted or planted a new idea in her mind, wherever she goes, she will ALWAYS think the world isn't real.

[@VerryJerry90]

the moment you said "if that dice keeps rolling..." I Laughed my ass off

[@siemprerm2763]

Does it matter if the dice does not stop? Nolan the goat

[@fernandof.2225]

in my opinion: at the end he wasn't dreaming anymore. During the entire movie he couldn't see the faces of his 2 children, they never turn to see him. At the end, they turn around and run to him... all good. And in my opinion, on the last frame they show for 0.04 seconds, the object started to wobble

[@arraymac227]

Michael Caine and Joseph Gordon-Levitt are darlings of the director, Christopher Nolan. #DarkKnight

[@3Dyedraven818]

What people forget about the totem is that they say numerous times, in the film, that no one can use anyone else's totem. The top is not Cobb's, it's his wifes! So think about that for a minute now lol.

[@SRS13Rastus]

You really REALLY should watch "Cloud Atlas". Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, Hugo Weaving, Jim Sturgess, Bae Doona, Ben Wishaw, Susan Sarandon, Keith David, James Darcy, David Gyasi. All playing multiple roles, throughout time, and absolute epic comparable to this movie and the Green Mile... When Saito spun the top it was utterly stable throughout their whole discussion, same as with Mal's safe. At the end it's not only spinning but also wobbling and BEGINNING to become more and more unstable right at the cut away.

[@brobeans7996]

Another great Nolan film you should check out is Prestige. Which is arguably one of his best film along with Inception.

[@Anomondaris]

This movie has the best rewatch

[@waskowcreationsart9639]

“Do you want to take a leap of faith or become an old man filled with regret waiting to die alone” just now noticed the irony in that

[@jimmypappas3920]

U can feel the stress when she goes "dale! apúrateee!!!" 😭

[@chilevrises6743]

I knw it was supposed to b open ended, but i like to think he never woke up after testing the sedative and was freaking out at the sink cus he never spun it again after that

[@OvejaSuicida]

Yay another video from my fav :3 love you Stef

[@TyTM21]

There's actually a clip going around of Christian Bale being asked about the ending to the Dark Knight Rises and whether he believes Alfred saw Bruce in a "what if" happy moment or if Bruce was really there with Selena. Bale goes on to say that the film lets you choose the ending and that he believes Alfred and Bruce really saw each other. It's the same with this film. You can choose to believe Cobb made it home to his children or you can decide the top kept spinning. You could ask Nolan himself what he intended and I feel not even he would know what to say. Lovely cinema. Lovely lovely art.

[@alexo_pog]

the canon for both these movies is that the final scene is the real world for rises, this is because there is a scene at the end when technicians tell lucius fox that the autopilot software has been fixed by Wayne and was fully operational a long time ago, Batman ejected himself into the water off screen and swam to the shore while the Bat kept flying further away, Bruce made Batman a symbol of hope and heroism and went on to live a 2nd life for inception, by the sound and motion you can tell its toppling over, it doesnt do that in dreams, we can see it in the scene with 80yo saito, the totem is spinning flawlessly throughout their whole long dialogue, Cobb walking away from it only means he got over his constant worry of being in a dream (like we seem him worry before him and arthur go to the helicopter towards the beginning of the movie) and he lets go of the need to confirm it, he's a free happy man

[@geraldherrmann787]

You should do GALAXY QUEST 🙃 you will thank everybody who suggested it.

[@skychamber_studios]

Dom’s totem is his wedding ring. The top is Mal’s.

[@user-ed5ng6lr1f]

The top was not Dom's totem, it was Mal's.

[@asianck]

More Christopher Nolan movies would be amazing! Someone recommend The Prestige. 😤 Ur mind will be blown.

[@captainchaos3667]

It's been made pretty clear that he's not dreaming at the end. Any time Michael Caine is there is reality, the director has said for example. Also Cobb can never see his kids' faces when he's dreaming, but he can at the end. People like to mystery monger though. 😉

[@danielop1673]

Amo cuando alguien nuevo reacciona a esta gran obra maestra, es como volverla a ver como la primera vez ❤

[@xeroeddie]

Great reaction! Hope you'll watch The Prestige at some point. 🙂

[@Xan.18]

el "dale, apurate" sonó bien argentino

[@archangel0891]

Inception is a scifi masterpiece. Cobb was in the real world at the end as Micgael Caines scenes were all real world. Cobbs totem wobbled right at the cut aswell

[@johnnysantana766]

Wonder if she noticed this cast, other than Leo and Ellen, all are in the Nolan batman trilogy she just watched.

[@quentinalsip2084]

Christopher Nolan is one of the greatest film makers of our time. I also like David Fincher (Seven, Social Network) and Denis Villeneuve (Dune, Prisoners). If he's attached to the project it's a certainty I will be watching it. I noticed you have watched a few of his movies already (Interstellar, Dark Knight Trilogy). You should check out Memento and Dunkirk.

[@arraymac227]

'I just wanna know...' ...good luck with that ;)

[@arraymac227]

'I do understand the gravity of the situation.' #WellSaidBothWays

[@macgibbon]

It doesn't matter if the top stopped spinning or not - Cobb can't see his children's faces in dreams, so when they turned around that's all he needed to see.

[@TyTM21]

For people in the Patreon, are there discussion nights/days on the films? I feel this community would host great convos on the films watched.

[@abeclark524]

You understand the gravity of the situation, but do you understand the 𝘨𝘳𝘢𝘷𝘪𝘵𝘺 of the situation?

[@aaronwolf3587]

One of Nolan’s finest. It’s between this and Interstellar for my personal favorite. The Prestige is amazing storytelling as well. ✌️

[@azula6039]

It was not his totem. It was the totem of his wife. Cobbs totem was his wedding ring.

[@CreeperBoyGamingyt]

Here’s a good movie that is pretty underrated that I’ve heard of recently, it’s called the book of life. It’s similar to coco.

[@Nemophilist850]

Based on his explanation of how totems work, it wouldn't matter if it carried on spinning or not. Even if it falls he could be dreaming, and IMO, he almost certainly is.

[@alexo_pog]

no, the totem works, it toppled in the beginning of the movie when cobb is holding a gun before they go into the helicopter, and it doesnt topple on the table when saito is like 80 and they come back to the real world and he isnt dreaming at the end so that part of ur sentence is also false

[@Nemophilist850]

@@alexo_pog You're not listening. The totem can stay or fall, it doesn't tell us anything. It's Mal's totem, not Cobb's. It'll behave in whatever way he expects it to in his dream. There is no reason to believe that they were ever in the real world at any point in the movie.

[@tfpp1]

25:11 - Stef: I do understand the “gravity” of the situation. Me: I see what you did there. 😂

[@vanbacon3612]

The top was actually Mal’s totem, not Dom’s. His totem is his wedding ring, because in his dreams they’re still together. So when he’s wearing his ring, he’s dreaming. It’s hard to see, but in the final scene, he isn’t wearing his ring. So he isn’t dreaming in the final scene.

[@ElvisC506]

All the scenes with Michael Caine are the reality

[@Freddy26]

Stefi, viste mi película favorita! Es una volada de bocho, y una obra maestra! En la pandemia me pasó algo muy feo que me hizo replantear mi vida entera, tuve un sueño dentro de otro y me acordé de esta pelicula y... bueno, imaginate mi trauma, jejeje. Si querés puedo decirte si al final Dicaprio estaba despierto o en un sueño, pero arruinaría el suspenso y ese final a libre interpretación, jajaja. Muy enganchado a tus reacciones. Nolan es mi director favorito, también 😄 "Dale, 'purate! xD

[@aaronwolf3587]

Their subject,the mission, went through the same thing that Cobb went through with his wife. Lived a whole lifetime then woke up. What a freaking mind bender. Imagine how old and tired a soul would feel after that. And how would you move forward afterwards? This story is phenomenal. Just an opinion 😎

[@ramjee8211]

dont worry. Its not his totum, its Mals. Cobbs is his wedding ring.

[@elegrin5170]

Look at your elvish ear and cute potato cheek at 1:18 ... You have the 6 yo little girl cuteness

[@hbm7350]

If you thought this movie was confusing, tenet is on a whole different level. But seriously, I love this movie

[@Fr33man1988]

It wobbled like it was about to fall. There is your answer.

[@JamesSmith-pl2uc]

People should know, inception is actually a real thing.... its a life within a life within a dream within a life itself. its bound to happen and has always happened. seeing it in a movie shouldnt make it real but with this cast and the way they portrayed it is actually really accurate. As humans, we put these people in asylums and try to study them instead of just talking to them. Ive gone through it, hell I even met the angel Gabriel one time.. its time humans know our place.

[@VoidVintage]

33:00 - 🍄👽

[@johnfry4501]

I love factor! I get the Keto ones cos they are the best keto I have found. They’re an absolute life saver for me👍🏻👍🏻

[@TheJereld]

I think the ending was really dark because it was a lie. Not the spinning top but the target, Fischer. His father never approved of his son, thought he was a failure in real life. We saw that. But Cobb and the team put the lie in his head that he was proud of him in the real world even though that's not true. For the team, it's business. Another job. Do you want a beautiful lie or the truth that hurts?

[@thecompilationchannel2633]

The ending is real cause you see his kids faces

[@xxxPINWIxxx]

I love your reaction videos. Desde hace unos meses utilizo KZbin para mejorar mi nivel de inglés, descubrí tus videos por casualidad. Saludos desde España

[@sebastianugarte464]

Se que no es una opinión popular pero a mi me encanta el final ambiguo de esta película.