Inception | First Time Watching! | Movie REACTION!

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• TY

  @TykoThaPsyko137 · 5 months ago

  The hallway scene was done with a practical effect of rotating the entire hallway

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• RE

  @RenfrewPrume · 5 months ago

  Argument over the last scene has obscured the more important point, which is that Cobb no longer cares whether he is in reality or not.<br><br>Two Nolan essentials are &quot;The Prestige&quot; and &quot;Memento.&quot;

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• BO

  @bowi1332 · 5 months ago

  As someone with an emotionally distant father, the pinwheel scene always makes me AT LEAST teary eyed.

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• EL

  @elcorado83 · 5 months ago

  Wish you guys allowed yourself more time to talk at the end. We&apos;re interested in your thoughts and are happy to hear more!

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• ST

  @stvbrsn · 4 months ago (edited)

  Ken Watanabe’s intensity and screen presence are truly second to none. The awesome voice/accent doesn’t hurt either. The man is a legend just by existing.

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• LE

  @leonardoroar · 4 months ago (edited)

  The ending scene is real because michael caine confirmed it in an interview that he asked christopher nolan how will michael know which scene is real or dream, and christopher said whenever michael are in the scene, it&apos;s real (meaning the top will drop. you also see the top wobble which never happens in dreams)

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• AR

  @arraymac227 · 5 months ago

  &apos;Je ne Regrette Rien&apos; sung by Edith Piaf, played to an Oscar-winning level by the actress playing the dead/alive wife.

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• PI

  @Pixelplanet5 · 3 months ago

  the music in this movie is an absolute masterpiece.

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• GL

  @glennwelsh9784 · 5 months ago

  Inception is such a complex story that it&apos;s practically spoiler-proof. Knowing how it ends means very little if you don&apos;t know how it got to that point, so paying close attention to the plot and its intricacies is essential.

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• DO

  @DoppelSkumm · 5 months ago (edited)

  SKILL CREATION: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-R0wcAVRho&amp;t=1729">28:49</a> There&apos;s a lot that didn&apos;t make it into the movie. The one that I wish they did is that you can technically imagine ANYTHING in the dream, any item, any skill, any outcome, but it&apos;s best if you imagine what you know or use your own skills. Eames was a soldier originally and that&apos;s how he got into the dream-thief business. He can imagine more complex weapons and use his own skills in the fighting which is less burden to imagine.<br><br>ALSO <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-R0wcAVRho&amp;t=2502">41:42</a> It looks real because they REALLY did that. They built an entire corridor set that could rotate and filmed it with the camera fixed to a point on the &quot;floor&quot;.

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• KA

  @kayshinae9023 · 5 months ago

  This has its place with only a handful of movies that I saw in theater with a memorable crowd reaction. &nbsp;The cut to black at the end was met with SOME kind of vocal reaction by literally everyone. Collective gasps, groans, sharp &quot;WHAT&quot;s. We were SO invested! &nbsp;Hasn&apos;t changed, years later.

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• AL

  @alejandrozzzzzzzz · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-R0wcAVRho&amp;t=2500">41:40</a> They built a rotating hallway for the scene. That&apos;s a thing with Nolan, if it can be done practical, he does it.

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