Inception (2010) - You're in a Dream Scene (2/10) | Movieclips

Inception - You're in a Dream: Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) teaches Ariadne (Elliot Page) how dreams work.

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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: Elliot Page, Leonardo DiCaprio
Director: Christopher Nolan
Producer: Christopher Nolan
Screenwriter: Christopher Nolan

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[dani.mord]

I love how when she realizes she’s dreaming, everything starts losing sense

[antondelacruz]

They never mention it, but it must be great to invade peoples dreams as a job. When youre done working, you wake up and feel refreshed and rested.

[sketchtheparadigmyork]

The fact that you can do this irl via lucid dreaming is amazing. Any one of us here could put ourselves in this exact scene and live it if we wanted to.

[cinemaipswich]

You can come back to the movie and see it again, and you will notice more detail. The storyline is something out of this world. I love it for its use of our minds and how they work.

[SunnyHomeVideos]

You'll never dream the same again or even look at life the same again once you've watched Inception. Such a powerful movie!

[cheehee_]

If you’ve ever experienced a lucid dream, this is hella accurate. It’s only happened to me twice in my life but the moment you realize your dreaming your body instinctly tries to wake up. The sensation for me was more like everything started fading and getting hazy then I woke up but this absolutely captures the vibe. It’s very bizarre

[justkaede]

The fact that everything was actually played in slow-motion makes this movie awesome

[carolinaindian]

THE genius that CN is! To even take on such a difficult task of a dream and making such a spectacular movie!!

[trinaq]

This is a fantastic scene, and helped me to understand the often complex plot of this movie! 😂

[jeffmarcuse]

What's grimy is you can't arrest people for what goes on in dreams because people do things in dreams they wouldn't necessarily do in real life. It's subconscious motivations and desires, but when you're awake you're conscious so don't always go by that.

[slickboyist]

The moment she realizes she's dreaming and it pans out to her looking around is so relatable. The Erie unsettling confusion and looking around at your environment realizing that none of this is real.

[woodysmith]

Name of the Cafe was "Cafe Debussy" after Claude Debussy, a French composer most famous for his Nocturnes, or "Three Pieces at Twilight". The level of detail.

[TheLawless]

13 years later I realized the meaning of the explosions: it means that her mind was blown by the realization that this is a dream!

[davidmedd]

This movie was so inspired. Such clever thinking from Christopher Nolan. Brilliance.

[JM-wngu]

As for me when I'm having pleasant dream, I know I'm dreaming but I just let it play out and just enjoy the moment

[NoOrdinaryDreamer]

Inception marked the beginning of my awakening...

[marlascott]

I just woke up and told my son that I had dream in a dream that I had a dream. He automatically brought brought up Inception. Then I realized that I have never seen it. Well I have now. Oh it's an awesome movie.

[kirklanyoshinaga]

I guess that really….blowed her mind. 😂

[literatemax]

The cool thing is that this movie still works really well if you mentally replace the word dream with the world movie

[LloydWaldo]

If you watch veeeery closely you’ll notice a bunch of continuity “errors” with background characters in this scene. It stands to reason they were intentional.