Inception - Ending Scene (HDR - 4K - 5.1)

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Ending scene

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[Sacrer]

One of the best endings in the movie history. I love that Zimmer made us feel that ambiguity with the piano stopping and music fading in an instant.

[cinemalt]

Never seen a better closing scene in movie history. This was and is one of a kind. Nolan + Zimmer...🙏🏻

[sigmaactual]

When I came home on leave from deployment, the music from this scene was on in my headset as I landed and walked through the airport to my family waiting for me. It really resonated with me because I dreamed about being at or going home almost every time I slept, and every time I woke up in the desert still there it was depressing. Hearing this score makes me tear up every time, because that look of disbelief Cobb has upon waking is a feeling I’ve known and will never forget.

[whoislucia]

This ending makes me cry in such ways that I can’t even explain. There’s so many emotions coming to the surface all at once and all together…

[jhoelzler]

Props to Saito for waking up from a life-long dream and still remembering which phone number to dial.
Also I'd probably be spending 2 hours by that conveyor belt trying to remember how my suitcase looks

[jasvirdi]

For some reason I love the brief look that Fischer gives Cobb at baggage collection. It's a look of, 'Where do I know this guy from..?' 😂. It's so mind-blowing considering the journey they experienced together in the dream. What a masterpiece this movie is...

[AntEksiler]

As a father of 2, this scene always brings tears to my eyes.

[MrLix]

I watched this movie in theater 3 times in 2010, what a masterpiece. I can't believe it has been 13 years now. 06/25/2023

[felixstarck]

At 2:17 the different tones the phone makes as he’s dialling in the number are actually in the same key as the music, which I find to be an incredibly nice little touch. Goes to show how much sound and music really go together to make movies immersive. I also find it kinda satisfying how the end title card shows up perfectly in beat, even though it’s such a simple thing. Perfectly synchronised, which really is a theme prevalent throughout this movie

[Dualpersonalities]

“I’ve come back for you”
“To remind you of something”
“Something you once knew that this world is not real”
“To convince me to honor our arrangement”
“To take a leap of faith yes”
“Come back so we can be young men together again”

[lethal_carvideos]

This has to be one of the most satisfying endings ever

[adila.rahman]

Pure genius... way ahead of its time...

[RagNaRoK.]

I never really cry in movies but Christopher is the person that made me in movies like Interstellar and inception, these both ending were fabulous and vert emotional

[Thepatriot]

This scene. Cinema at it's perfection

[GustavoAlves-nsuz]

I always loved the blackout cut in the last seconds

[Veyronskyhook]

I wonder if anyone else has had this scene or even music in their head when arriving at an airport.

[skatetoexplorevideos]

"Come back. So, we can be young men together again." - Gives me chills.

[TomasZombieDogGame]

On the table his totem spun, and spun. Within a moment it would either fall, or remain spinning endlessly.
His son and daughter, laughing and yelling, ran over to Cobb as he opened his arms and embraced.

And the totem,

[knownspheres]

It matters not that the totem stopped spinning but that Cobb stopped looking.