Inception (2010) - The Final Kick Scene (9/10) | Movieclips

Inception - The Final Kick: Fischer (Cillian Murphy) reconciles with his dream father (Pete Postlethwaite) while the team tries to return to reality.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a thief with the rare ability to enter people's dreams and steal their secrets from their subconscious. His skill has made him a hot commodity in the world of corporate espionage but has also cost him everything he loves. Cobb gets a chance at redemption when he is offered a seemingly impossible task: Plant an idea in someone's mind. If he succeeds, it will be the perfect crime, but a dangerous enemy anticipates Cobb's every move.

CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (2010)
Cast: Cillian Murphy, Dileep Rao, Elliot Page, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ken Watanabe, Leonardo DiCaprio, Marion Cotillard, Pete Postlethwaite, Tom Hardy
Director: Christopher Nolan
Producer: Christopher Nolan
Screenwriter: Christopher Nolan

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[BornbeSPRA]

It’s really sad that his dad really was a bad father but his son loved him dearly. The crew just altered his memory to use him and helped him in the process

[k.k.michael]

My dude's been killing it with the supporting roles in Christopher Nolan movies since 2005. So glad he finally gets to lead such an impressive cast in the upcoming Oppenheimer film.

[NoriMori]

Even though they didn't do it "for" him, this was probably the single best thing literally anyone could have done for him. In a single stroke they healed decades of hurt and gave him the strength to become his own self.

[PradeepSinghBisen]

Cillian Murphy's eyes are so expressive that he doesn't need words to do a scene.

Edit: wrote the comment a year ago, I'm so glad that finally we are going to witness the class and magic of Cillian's acting and his eyes in a lead role in a Nolan film, Oppenheimer. 20 years of collaboration with Nolan, he's finally got what he always deserved.

Edit2: Had to comeback here, my man won the Academy Award for Oppenheimer, I've always knew he would win it one day.

[atch]

Nolan and Cillian finally got their Oscars

[TheShadowless]

Inception

One of Nolan’s greatest works
One of Zimmer’s most epic scores
One of Murphy’s best performances

And one of the coolest movies that ever blessed the cinema ❤️

[jssv]

This scene alone shows how talented of an actor Cillian Murphy is, he deserves so much more attention. Hopefully he gets an Oscar for Oppenheimer.

[kadeklodt]

I get real chills with this scene, this soundtrack makes it really amazing and atmospheric.

[jedionboard]

The music is out f this world. Hans does it again.

[beanedtea]

I love how this movie presents itself with high stakes, but it actually just takes place during an airplane nap

[stevenswenson]

"I know. You were disappointed that I couldn't be you."
"No, I was disappointed that you tried."
Great scene. 👏

[tjk]

The final "kick" scene was so nail biting when I first saw this movie. I thought they were not going to make it and be stuck in a forever dream state. Epic masterpiece by Nolan!

[fiskemannen]

Pretty insane how if you just watch this clip on its own it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever, just a bunch of wildly different and random things happening, total madness. But if you watch the the movie, this is a totally logical, moving, dramatic and exciting sequence, expertly told, shot, acted and edited.

[evyatarhadar]

This scene always kills me. Makes me think of me and my dad, whom I love dearly.

[jithendraks]

All say Nolan's best' is screenplay but in my opinion the emotions he carries in every movie make it very special

[trinaq]

This is Pete's only scene in the movie, and he really makes an impact, despite his limited screentime!

[iammituraj]

1:06 all of this mess and savage stuff only for THAT MOMENT where idea gets planted finally. Such an epic movie based on a simple idea.

[lightningfirst]

Imagine seeing this with no context. There's so much going on, but you don't really notice if you see the movie from the start because it slowly builds upon itself.

[Auroraeo]

The emotion in this scene is so strong the eyes the sadness and realization that he loved him, man this hits the soul, unbelievable actor.

[danielplainview]

How the hell did this not even get a nomination for Best Film Editing at the Oscars?