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Inception, directed by Christopher Nolan, is a thrilling yet complex film. The film is a true mind-bender that keeps you engaged from start to finish. The action sequences are intense and imaginative, making great use of the dream landscape to create truly unique set pieces.

The performances in Inception are fantastic, with DiCaprio delivering a nuanced and emotional performance as Cobb. The supporting cast, including Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Elliot Page, Tom Hardy, Ken Watanabe, and Marion Cotillard, are all excellent and bring depth and complexity to their characters.

The score, composed by Hans Zimmer, is also a standout element of the film. The score is tense and dramatic, perfectly matching the action on screen and heightening the overall tension and excitement of the film. Just perfection really.

Overall, Inception is a must see and rewatch. Loved it.

You tell us..... what is your reaction and thoughts about that ending???

Format: Watch along (Have your copy to sync)

**Copyright laws. We do not own this movie property nor can we afford rights to distribute**

First watch: Oak and Answer

Watched on: Netflix

Inception watch options here 

Thank you all and hope you enjoy!

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Comments

Plebcy

Just wanted to comment and say how much I enjoy your guy's reactions. I found you guys from your Potter reactions (which were amazing btw). I'm 16 (prob a bit younger than your avg audience), look forward to continue watching your reactions!

Abigail.M

I loved this reaction! This is a fantastic reaction, and anything with Zimmer for composing is terrific! Also, you guys need to watch the oceans movies. For my family, they are documentaries, and I love them so much!

James Ventola

Great movie, last time i saw it was 13 years ago. Sad ending though. :)

Jessie

I was WOBBLING!!! 😂

Jessie

I only saw this once before but thankfully understood it much better this time. It was a lot of fun watching with you guys. My all-time favorite Christopher Nolan movie has to be Memento(2000) with Guy Pearce. Even then he had a super innovative way of telling stories. I'd love to watch with you guys if you haven't seen it already. Keep up the awesome content!

Anya and Patrick

Great reaction as always! Now I need you guys to watch the Prestige and Ocean’s Eleven!

Eryn Young

You guys totally should watch Oceans

Isis Peoples

I've never been able to watch this in full. I've seen it in full, in peices, over time. But idk, I guess I "don't like the movie" However, I'm excited to watch with you guys. At minimum I'll be able to say I've watched it start to finish in one session. Maybe, I'd be lucky enough to even like it, even if it's only because i enjoyed watching it with yall!

Anza

the BTS for the Hallway Fight is a great watch, on how they did it, took like 3-4 weeks, a month, something like that, just for that scene alone. a lot of choreography, practice, teamwork, everyone from actor to set crew working insync to make it work. I really enjoyed this film, I think Shutter Island with Leo( And Mark Ruffalo plus more big names), by Martin Scorsese, also came out right around the time Inception came out, so we had 2, questioning what we know, movies he starred in that year. ( I really like that movie too, def recommend if you haven't watched it yet)

Lirryk

I love the ending and all the theories about it, beginning with "it wobbles vs it didn't fall" from "yeah but the kids are still the same age, si it must be a dream?" over to the theory he never woke up from deep dreaming with the new juicyjuice in yussufs cellar (bc we never saw him using the totem after that successfully, as he was interrupted in the bathroom)..ah all these incredible theories and all of them could be true and wrong at the same time ^^ Hans Zimmer always deliveres and as a big Ken Watanabe Fan (such a charismatic person) I am in awe with this movie

Anonymous

for me, this is one of the greatest movies that exist.. glad you enjoyed it!

Marco Gutierrez

The wait for this felt like an eternity from when ya'll first announced it. I do agree with Oak that sometimes the complexity of a movie can interfere with the enjoyment of it, and I think that it's a sliding scale depending on each individual. I personally love puzzles, so watching movies like Inception or Arrival is great because it makes me want to re-watch so I can catch every nuance of the puzzle. On the other hand, I'm really not a fan of things making you want to re-watch because it's a feast for the eyes. Movies like Ready Player One or even The Super Mario Bros Movie are so full of references in every frame, that it often feels like the movie suffers because it's relying on the references like a crutch. That being said, the Mario movie turned out to be as good as I'd expect, though I do hope they tone down all the references and Easter eggs in future movies now that they got it out of their system. I really hope you guys do watch the Ocean's movies. I disagree with Answer on the quality of them. I think 12 and 13 are in a similar ballpark of quality as 11 is, and 13 is my personal favorite of the three. Also, since we're watching Christopher Nolan movies, you guys should really watch The Prestige. I'm sure you'll love it. I also personally recommend The Devil All the Time.

Mike

Big theory is how the top is his wife's totem not his. So it wouldn't work for him anyways. What I heard is his wedding ring is his totem and you have to watch for when it's on and not on.

Isis Peoples

Ok I've watched it......could've been 45 minimal shorter. I think that's why I've never seen it in full until now. For me, it does not hold my attention to warrent the runtime. The music was good, but it was never ending and exhausting I can get how and why people love this, but I can officially say, Inception just inst for me But I enjoyed the Friday night company

Dee

I was obsessed with this when it came out, I absolutely loved it! I also thought they did great explaining what was going on so I thought it was very easy to follow along, especially as you thought about how your own dreams work, like they pointed out, you’re plopped into the middle of the dream or the show Always Sunny, which is going on 16 seasons deep now, was conceived thanks to a dream. I think the concept was great! I’m probably going to have to go watch Warrior next cause I also really love Tom Hardy & want to watch more of him now.

Badd Medicine

This film had an interesting concept. Typically, Nolan has some complexity to his stories, but the ending is great guess one could be right with their perspective or could be wrong.

Ana

Idk if you guys saw. But The ballad of song birds and snakes trailer dropped. Wondering if you're doing a reaction?

romaiiiii

Watching this movie for the like 7th time... it's just too good... I caught so many nuances that I forgot about from the previous watch through. Glad you all enjoyed it! 😁

Dannielle

The hallway fight scene is incredible and such a great feat of filmmaking. That was a huge practical set that they made and rotated while JGL had a harness on and he was doing those stunts himself. Theres a great BTS on YouTube of how they did it. I love so many of the practical effects in this movie instead of using CGI. Also the Hans Zimmer score is immaculate.

Eric Wallace

Youve got to do oceans 11!

Tito

What an amazing movie. I just watched it with you guys for the first time as well... and wow... I loved it. I immediately googled the ending and was not disappointed. Hahahaha.

Kendal Cowart

The Oak is amazing! lol "It was wobbling, You heard the wobble! You saw the wobble!"

Lola Lirola

I am new here, but after watching your 10 Things I Hate About You reaction, and this, I am already loving this channel! Just like Oak always looks for meaning and lessons, I always look for metaphors when I watch movies, and this to me is a story about fimmaking itself. Can a movie plant an idea in your head? Change your mind? Well, since the original Top Gun led to a 500% increase in naval recruiting, I guess the answer is yes! But, like Nolan says here, you need to be subtle. You need a director (DiCaprio) to assemble a team of a screenwriter to imagine new scenarios (Eliot Page), a producer to bring in resources (Gordon-Levitt), and actors to move the action forward (Tom Hardy). You need to try to get to the deepest layer of what the story really means (the father-son relationship), and not stay in the most obvious and superficial tropes (the company ownership). You will inevitably bring your own issues and hangups to the story (Mal, the way women are always treacherous in all of Nolan's movies), but you should try to keep them in check so that they don't take over and derail the connection with the audience. The audience will also bring their own subconscious to the story and fill in the gaps, so you need to factor that in your work.... It's not for nothing that Hollywood is "the place where dreams are made", right?

Badd Medicine

Welcome to this community here! And thank you for your support. Great stuff here. 🤙🤜🤛😁