1 00:00:06,030 --> 00:00:12,104 Who are the real-world Illuminati? Find out @ saveanilluminati.com 2 00:02:09,826 --> 00:02:12,578 Are you here to kill me? 3 00:02:20,253 --> 00:02:22,754 I know what this is. 4 00:02:23,798 --> 00:02:28,969 I've seen one before. Many, many years ago. 5 00:02:30,597 --> 00:02:34,474 It belonged to a man I met in a half-remembered dream. 6 00:02:37,478 --> 00:02:42,608 A man possessed of some radical notions. 7 00:02:46,446 --> 00:02:49,323 What is the most resilient parasite? 8 00:02:49,616 --> 00:02:52,951 A bacteria? A virus? 9 00:02:53,536 --> 00:02:54,786 An intestinal worm? 10 00:02:55,121 --> 00:02:56,371 Uh... 11 00:02:56,539 --> 00:02:58,165 What Mr. Cobb is trying to say— 12 00:02:58,333 --> 00:02:59,541 An idea. 13 00:03:00,835 --> 00:03:03,337 Resilient. Highly contagious. 14 00:03:03,504 --> 00:03:06,506 Once an idea has taken hold of the brain, it's almost impossible to eradicate. 15 00:03:08,593 --> 00:03:12,220 An idea that is fully formed, fully understood, that sticks. 16 00:03:12,388 --> 00:03:13,639 Right in there somewhere. 17 00:03:13,806 --> 00:03:15,349 For someone like you to steal? 18 00:03:15,516 --> 00:03:18,477 Yes. In the dream state, your conscious defenses are lowered... 19 00:03:18,645 --> 00:03:21,063 and that makes your thoughts vulnerable to theft. 20 00:03:21,230 --> 00:03:22,481 It's called extraction. 21 00:03:22,649 --> 00:03:26,193 Mr. Saito, we can train your subconscious to defend itself... 22 00:03:26,361 --> 00:03:28,862 from even the most skilled extractor. 23 00:03:29,030 --> 00:03:30,197 How can you do that? 24 00:03:30,365 --> 00:03:33,200 Because I am the most skilled extractor. 25 00:03:33,660 --> 00:03:37,079 I know how to search your mind and find your secrets. I know the tricks. 26 00:03:37,246 --> 00:03:40,165 And I can teach them to you, so that even when you're asleep... 27 00:03:40,333 --> 00:03:42,668 your defense is never down. 28 00:03:43,586 --> 00:03:47,506 Look, if you want my help, you're gonna have to be completely open with me. 29 00:03:47,674 --> 00:03:51,009 I need to know my way around your thoughts better than your wife... 30 00:03:51,177 --> 00:03:53,512 better than your therapist, better than anyone. 31 00:03:53,930 --> 00:03:56,598 If this is a dream, and you have a safe full of secrets... 32 00:03:56,766 --> 00:03:59,101 I need to know what's in that safe. 33 00:03:59,268 --> 00:04:02,729 In order for this all to work, you need to completely let me in. 34 00:04:05,608 --> 00:04:10,237 Enjoy your evening, gentlemen, as I consider your proposal. 35 00:04:12,699 --> 00:04:13,740 He knows. 36 00:04:16,786 --> 00:04:18,245 What's going on up there? 37 00:05:12,508 --> 00:05:15,093 Saito knows. He's playing with us. 38 00:05:15,511 --> 00:05:17,846 Doesn't matter. I can get it here. Trust me. 39 00:05:18,014 --> 00:05:19,514 The information is in the safe. 40 00:05:19,682 --> 00:05:21,850 He looked right at it when I mentioned secrets. 41 00:05:23,227 --> 00:05:24,269 What's she doing here? 42 00:05:27,190 --> 00:05:30,067 Just head back to the room. All right? I'll take care of this. 43 00:05:30,234 --> 00:05:32,277 Okay, make sure you do. We're here to work. 44 00:05:40,703 --> 00:05:45,373 If I jumped, would I survive? 45 00:05:47,752 --> 00:05:50,128 With a clean dive, perhaps. 46 00:05:50,296 --> 00:05:51,963 Mal, what are you doing here? 47 00:05:52,131 --> 00:05:54,341 I thought you might be missing me. 48 00:05:54,634 --> 00:05:55,801 You know that I am. 49 00:05:57,345 --> 00:05:59,805 But I can't trust you anymore. 50 00:06:00,556 --> 00:06:01,932 So what? 51 00:06:03,476 --> 00:06:05,685 Looks like Arthur's taste. 52 00:06:05,853 --> 00:06:09,481 Actually, the subject is partial to postwar British painters. 53 00:06:11,192 --> 00:06:12,901 Please, have a seat. 54 00:06:20,660 --> 00:06:22,077 Tell me... 55 00:06:22,495 --> 00:06:24,037 do the children miss me? 56 00:06:28,376 --> 00:06:30,085 You can't imagine. 57 00:06:34,257 --> 00:06:35,340 What are you doing? 58 00:06:35,508 --> 00:06:37,050 Just getting some fresh air. 59 00:06:37,468 --> 00:06:39,219 Stay where you are, Mal. 60 00:06:52,942 --> 00:06:54,776 Goddamn it. 61 00:07:56,631 --> 00:07:58,215 Turn around. 62 00:07:58,382 --> 00:07:59,424 The gun, Dom. 63 00:08:08,684 --> 00:08:09,809 Please. 64 00:08:21,948 --> 00:08:24,282 Now the envelope, Mr. Cobb. 65 00:08:24,700 --> 00:08:28,119 Did she tell you? Or have you known all along? 66 00:08:28,537 --> 00:08:33,500 That you're here to steal from me, or that we are actually asleep? 67 00:08:37,630 --> 00:08:40,006 I want to know the name of your employer. 68 00:08:42,009 --> 00:08:45,887 Ah, there's no use threatening him in a dream, right, Mal? 69 00:08:46,055 --> 00:08:48,515 That depends on what you're threatening. 70 00:08:49,433 --> 00:08:51,601 Killing him would just wake him up. 71 00:08:52,353 --> 00:08:53,520 But pain... 72 00:08:57,483 --> 00:08:59,359 Pain is in the mind. 73 00:09:00,069 --> 00:09:04,281 And judging by the decor, we're in your mind, aren't we, Arthur? 74 00:09:15,668 --> 00:09:18,795 - What are you doing? It's too soon. - But the dream's collapsing. 75 00:09:18,963 --> 00:09:22,382 I'm gonna try to keep Saito under a little bit longer. We're almost there. 76 00:09:36,605 --> 00:09:40,567 He was close. Very close. 77 00:09:54,874 --> 00:09:56,458 Stop him! 78 00:10:22,276 --> 00:10:24,444 This isn't gonna work. Wake him up. 79 00:10:45,257 --> 00:10:47,217 He won't wake. 80 00:10:51,680 --> 00:10:52,972 — Give him the kick. - What? 81 00:10:53,516 --> 00:10:54,557 Dunk him. 82 00:11:39,103 --> 00:11:40,478 He's out. 83 00:11:45,776 --> 00:11:47,819 You came prepared, hmm? 84 00:11:47,987 --> 00:11:51,823 Not even my head of security knows this apartment. How did you find it? 85 00:11:52,491 --> 00:11:56,202 It's difficult for a man of your position to keep a love nest like this secret... 86 00:11:56,370 --> 00:11:58,913 particularly where there's a married woman involved. 87 00:11:59,081 --> 00:12:01,040 - She would never... - Yet here we are. 88 00:12:02,126 --> 00:12:04,210 - With a dilemma. - They're getting closer. 89 00:12:04,378 --> 00:12:07,172 — You got what you came for. - Well, that's not true. 90 00:12:07,339 --> 00:12:10,008 You left out a key piece of information, didn't you? 91 00:12:10,176 --> 00:12:13,344 You held something back because you knew what we were up to. 92 00:12:13,512 --> 00:12:16,389 - Question is, why'd you let us in at all? - An audition. 93 00:12:17,600 --> 00:12:20,518 - An audition for what? - Doesn't matter. You failed. 94 00:12:20,686 --> 00:12:23,396 We extracted every bit of information you had in there. 95 00:12:23,814 --> 00:12:26,107 But your deception was obvious. 96 00:13:06,982 --> 00:13:11,402 - So leave me and go. - You don't seem to understand, Mr. Saito. 97 00:13:11,570 --> 00:13:15,823 That corporation that hired us, they won't accept failure. 98 00:13:15,991 --> 00:13:18,117 We won't last two days. 99 00:13:20,079 --> 00:13:21,246 Cobb? 100 00:13:21,413 --> 00:13:24,582 Looks like I'm gonna have to do this a little more simply. 101 00:13:24,750 --> 00:13:28,503 Tell us what you know! Tell us what you know, now! 102 00:13:31,882 --> 00:13:34,759 I've always hated this carpet. 103 00:13:35,386 --> 00:13:39,264 It's stained and frayed in such distinctive ways. 104 00:13:40,766 --> 00:13:44,102 But very definitely made of wool. 105 00:13:44,937 --> 00:13:46,646 Right now... 106 00:13:47,690 --> 00:13:50,108 I'm lying on polyester. 107 00:13:53,988 --> 00:13:58,825 Which means I'm not lying on my carpet, in my apartment. 108 00:13:59,702 --> 00:14:02,954 You have lived up to your reputation, Mr. Cobb. 109 00:14:03,414 --> 00:14:05,456 I'm still dreaming. 110 00:14:12,131 --> 00:14:13,965 - How'd it go? - Not good. 111 00:14:19,346 --> 00:14:23,474 Dream within a dream, huh? I'm impressed. 112 00:14:24,727 --> 00:14:28,229 But in my dream, you play by my rules. 113 00:14:28,397 --> 00:14:30,648 Ah, yes, but you see, Mr. Saito... 114 00:14:30,816 --> 00:14:32,233 We're not in your dream. 115 00:14:32,401 --> 00:14:33,985 We're in mine. 116 00:14:43,912 --> 00:14:45,997 Asshole. How do you mess up the carpet? 117 00:14:46,165 --> 00:14:48,499 - It wasn't my fault. - You're the architect. 118 00:14:48,667 --> 00:14:50,793 I didn't know he was gonna rub his cheek on it! 119 00:14:50,961 --> 00:14:52,045 That's enough. 120 00:14:53,172 --> 00:14:54,672 You. What the hell was all that? 121 00:14:55,174 --> 00:14:58,051 - I have it under control. - I'd hate to see you out of control. 122 00:14:58,218 --> 00:15:02,013 We don't have time for this. I'm getting off at Kyoto. 123 00:15:02,181 --> 00:15:04,015 He's not gonna check every compartment. 124 00:15:04,183 --> 00:15:05,808 Yeah, well, I don't like trains. 125 00:15:05,976 --> 00:15:08,728 Listen. Every man for himself. 126 00:16:23,095 --> 00:16:24,095 Yes, hello? 127 00:16:24,304 --> 00:16:26,931 - Hi, Daddy. — Hi, Dad. 128 00:16:27,433 --> 00:16:31,060 Hey, guys. Hey. How are you? How you doing, huh? 129 00:16:31,228 --> 00:16:33,438 - Good. — Okay, I guess. 130 00:16:33,605 --> 00:16:37,358 Okay? Who's just okay? Is that you, James? 131 00:16:37,526 --> 00:16:41,446 Yeah. When are you coming home, Dad? 132 00:16:42,448 --> 00:16:47,076 Well, I can't, sweetheart. I can't. Not for a while, remember? 133 00:16:47,244 --> 00:16:48,578 Why? 134 00:16:48,912 --> 00:16:54,459 Look, I told you, I'm away because I'm working, right? 135 00:16:54,793 --> 00:16:57,628 Grandma says you're never coming back. 136 00:16:58,297 --> 00:17:00,173 Phillipa, is that you? 137 00:17:01,133 --> 00:17:03,468 Put Grandma on the phone for me, will you? 138 00:17:03,635 --> 00:17:05,344 She's shaking her head. 139 00:17:07,473 --> 00:17:09,974 Well, just hope she's wrong about that. 140 00:17:10,851 --> 00:17:12,059 Daddy? 141 00:17:12,769 --> 00:17:13,811 Yeah, James? 142 00:17:13,979 --> 00:17:15,646 Is Mommy with you? 143 00:17:18,275 --> 00:17:20,485 James, we talked about this. 144 00:17:21,778 --> 00:17:24,113 Mommy's not here anymore. 145 00:17:25,157 --> 00:17:26,407 Where? 146 00:17:28,160 --> 00:17:30,786 That's enough, kids. Say bye-bye. 147 00:17:30,954 --> 00:17:33,998 Listen, I'm gonna send some presents with Grandpa, all right? 148 00:17:34,166 --> 00:17:35,166 And you be good, you be— 149 00:17:45,677 --> 00:17:47,887 - Our ride's on the roof. - Right. 150 00:17:55,062 --> 00:17:56,229 Hey, are you okay? 151 00:17:56,980 --> 00:17:58,272 Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine. Why? 152 00:17:58,440 --> 00:18:00,858 Well, down in the dream, Mal showing up. 153 00:18:01,026 --> 00:18:04,278 Look, I'm, uh, sorry about your leg. Won't happen again. 154 00:18:04,446 --> 00:18:08,032 - It's getting worse, isn't it? - One apology's all you're getting, all right? 155 00:18:08,200 --> 00:18:10,701 - Where's Nash? - He hasn't shown. You wanna wait? 156 00:18:10,869 --> 00:18:13,329 We were supposed to deliver Saito's expansion plans... 157 00:18:13,497 --> 00:18:15,248 to Cobol Engineering two hours ago. 158 00:18:15,415 --> 00:18:18,668 By now, they know we failed. It's time we disappear. 159 00:18:19,211 --> 00:18:21,712 - Where you gonna go? - Buenos Aires. 160 00:18:21,880 --> 00:18:26,133 I can lie low there, maybe sniff out a job when things quiet down. You? 161 00:18:26,301 --> 00:18:27,510 Stateside. 162 00:18:27,719 --> 00:18:29,220 Send my regards. 163 00:18:35,561 --> 00:18:39,105 He sold you out. Thought to come to me and bargain for his life. 164 00:18:41,275 --> 00:18:43,067 So I offer you the satisfaction. 165 00:18:47,030 --> 00:18:49,574 It's not the way I deal with things. 166 00:19:01,837 --> 00:19:04,714 - What will you do with him? - Nothing. 167 00:19:05,090 --> 00:19:07,592 But I can't speak for Cobol Engineering. 168 00:19:22,107 --> 00:19:25,109 - What do you want from us? - Inception. 169 00:19:26,737 --> 00:19:29,113 - Is it possible? - Of course not. 170 00:19:29,281 --> 00:19:31,490 If you can steal an idea from someone's mind... 171 00:19:31,658 --> 00:19:33,534 why can't you plant one there instead? 172 00:19:33,702 --> 00:19:35,786 Okay, here's me planting an idea in your head. 173 00:19:35,954 --> 00:19:39,290 I say, "Don't think about elephants." What are you thinking about? 174 00:19:39,458 --> 00:19:40,458 Elephants. 175 00:19:40,626 --> 00:19:43,794 Right. But it's not your idea, because you know I gave it to you. 176 00:19:44,004 --> 00:19:46,964 The subject's mind can always trace the genesis of the idea. 177 00:19:47,132 --> 00:19:50,343 - True inspiration's impossible to fake. - That's not true. 178 00:19:52,888 --> 00:19:55,973 - Can you do it? - Are you offering me a choice? 179 00:19:56,141 --> 00:19:58,809 Because I can find my own way to square things with Cobol. 180 00:19:58,977 --> 00:20:01,020 Then you do have a choice. 181 00:20:01,188 --> 00:20:02,980 Then I choose to leave, sir. 182 00:20:07,861 --> 00:20:09,570 Tell the crew where you want to go. 183 00:20:14,826 --> 00:20:15,910 Hey, Mr. Cobb. 184 00:20:19,081 --> 00:20:21,165 How would you like to go home? 185 00:20:21,958 --> 00:20:25,252 To America. To your children. 186 00:20:25,671 --> 00:20:29,006 You can't fix that. No one can. 187 00:20:29,174 --> 00:20:32,426 - Just like inception. - Cobb, come on. 188 00:20:36,181 --> 00:20:39,058 - How complex is the idea? - Simple enough. 189 00:20:39,226 --> 00:20:42,770 No idea is simple when you need to plant it in somebody else's mind. 190 00:20:43,188 --> 00:20:46,691 My main competitor is an old man in poor health. 191 00:20:46,858 --> 00:20:50,611 His son will soon inherit control of the corporation. 192 00:20:51,530 --> 00:20:55,074 I need him to decide to break up his father's empire. 193 00:20:55,784 --> 00:20:58,452 - Cobb, we should walk away from this. - Hold on. 194 00:21:00,539 --> 00:21:03,791 If I were to do this, if I even could do it... 195 00:21:03,959 --> 00:21:05,876 I'd need a guarantee. 196 00:21:06,044 --> 00:21:09,296 - How do I know you can deliver? - You don't. 197 00:21:09,881 --> 00:21:11,382 But I can. 198 00:21:11,967 --> 00:21:16,554 So do you want to take a leap of faith... 199 00:21:16,972 --> 00:21:20,808 or become an old man, filled with regret... 200 00:21:20,976 --> 00:21:23,561 waiting to die alone? 201 00:21:26,648 --> 00:21:30,943 Assemble your team, Mr. Cobb. And choose your people more wisely. 202 00:21:39,077 --> 00:21:40,911 Look, I know how much you wanna go home. 203 00:21:43,707 --> 00:21:45,416 This can't be done. 204 00:21:45,584 --> 00:21:48,878 Yes, it can. Just have to go deep enough. 205 00:21:49,087 --> 00:21:50,588 You don't know that. 206 00:21:51,923 --> 00:21:53,758 I've done it before. 207 00:21:54,968 --> 00:21:56,135 Who'd you do it to? 208 00:22:01,391 --> 00:22:03,392 Why are we going to Paris? 209 00:22:04,978 --> 00:22:06,687 We're gonna need a new architect. 210 00:22:23,622 --> 00:22:25,664 You never did like your office, did you? 211 00:22:27,459 --> 00:22:30,503 No space to think in that broom cupboard. 212 00:22:32,380 --> 00:22:34,632 Is it safe for you to be here? 213 00:22:35,842 --> 00:22:38,260 Extradition between France and the United States... 214 00:22:38,428 --> 00:22:40,638 is a bureaucratic nightmare, you know that. 215 00:22:40,806 --> 00:22:43,557 I think they might find a way to make it work in your case. 216 00:22:43,725 --> 00:22:48,229 Look, I, uh, brought these for you to give to the kids when you have a chance. 217 00:22:48,396 --> 00:22:50,981 It'll take more than the occasional stuffed animal... 218 00:22:51,149 --> 00:22:54,151 to convince those children they still have a father. 219 00:22:54,319 --> 00:22:57,154 I'm just doing what I know. I'm doing what you taught me. 220 00:22:57,322 --> 00:22:58,823 I never taught you to be a thief. 221 00:22:58,990 --> 00:23:01,200 No, you taught me to navigate people's minds. 222 00:23:01,368 --> 00:23:02,660 But after what happened... 223 00:23:02,828 --> 00:23:06,413 there weren't a whole lot of legitimate ways for me to use that skill. 224 00:23:11,545 --> 00:23:13,045 What are you doing here, Dom? 225 00:23:15,173 --> 00:23:17,550 I think I found a way home. 226 00:23:17,717 --> 00:23:21,303 It's a job for some very, very powerful people. 227 00:23:21,513 --> 00:23:25,933 People who I believe can fix my charges permanently. 228 00:23:26,726 --> 00:23:28,018 But I need your help. 229 00:23:28,687 --> 00:23:32,022 You're here to corrupt one of my brightest and best. 230 00:23:32,190 --> 00:23:35,067 You know what I'm offering. Let them decide for themselves. 231 00:23:35,235 --> 00:23:36,694 - Money. - Not just money. 232 00:23:36,862 --> 00:23:38,195 You remember. 233 00:23:38,363 --> 00:23:41,615 It's the chance to build cathedrals, entire cities... 234 00:23:41,783 --> 00:23:43,534 things that never existed... 235 00:23:43,702 --> 00:23:46,912 things that couldn't exist in the real world. 236 00:23:47,080 --> 00:23:52,251 So you want me to let someone else follow you into your fantasy? 237 00:23:52,419 --> 00:23:54,378 They don't actually come into the dream. 238 00:23:54,546 --> 00:23:57,840 They just design the levels and teach them to the dreamers. That's all. 239 00:23:58,008 --> 00:23:59,216 Design it yourself. 240 00:24:01,887 --> 00:24:03,387 Mal won't let me. 241 00:24:09,603 --> 00:24:11,729 Come back to reality, Dom. 242 00:24:13,064 --> 00:24:15,649 - Please. - Reality. 243 00:24:16,026 --> 00:24:18,569 Those kids, your grandchildren... 244 00:24:18,737 --> 00:24:22,740 they're waiting for their father to come back home. That's their reality. 245 00:24:22,908 --> 00:24:26,076 And this job, this last job, that's how I get there. 246 00:24:26,620 --> 00:24:30,247 I would not be standing here if I knew any other way. 247 00:24:33,418 --> 00:24:36,337 I need an architect who's as good as I was. 248 00:24:40,550 --> 00:24:42,551 I've got somebody better. 249 00:24:42,719 --> 00:24:43,761 Ariadne? 250 00:24:46,348 --> 00:24:48,891 I'd like you to meet Mr. Cobb. 251 00:24:49,267 --> 00:24:50,392 Pleased to meet you. 252 00:24:50,560 --> 00:24:55,230 If you have a few moments, Mr. Cobb has a job offer he'd like to discuss with you. 253 00:24:55,398 --> 00:24:56,440 A work placement? 254 00:24:56,816 --> 00:24:58,108 Not exactly. 255 00:24:58,276 --> 00:24:59,610 I have a test for you. 256 00:25:00,362 --> 00:25:02,446 You're not gonna tell me anything first? 257 00:25:02,614 --> 00:25:05,240 Before I describe the job, I have to know you can do it. 258 00:25:05,408 --> 00:25:08,619 - Why? - It's not, strictly speaking, legal. 259 00:25:11,706 --> 00:25:16,377 You have two minutes to design a maze that it takes one minute to solve. 260 00:25:18,296 --> 00:25:19,463 Stop. 261 00:25:21,883 --> 00:25:23,092 Again. 262 00:25:25,220 --> 00:25:26,553 Stop. 263 00:25:29,724 --> 00:25:31,809 You're gonna have to do better than that. 264 00:25:44,823 --> 00:25:46,073 That's more like it. 265 00:26:06,261 --> 00:26:09,179 They say we only use a fraction of our brain's true potential. 266 00:26:09,347 --> 00:26:11,015 Now, that's when we're awake. 267 00:26:11,182 --> 00:26:14,184 When we're asleep, our mind can do almost anything. 268 00:26:14,352 --> 00:26:15,352 Such as? 269 00:26:15,520 --> 00:26:19,523 Imagine you're designing a building. You consciously create each aspect. 270 00:26:19,691 --> 00:26:23,527 But sometimes, it feels like it's almost creating itself, if you know what I mean. 271 00:26:23,695 --> 00:26:25,696 Yeah, like I'm discovering it. 272 00:26:25,864 --> 00:26:28,115 Genuine inspiration, right? 273 00:26:28,283 --> 00:26:31,618 Now, in a dream, our mind continuously does this. 274 00:26:31,786 --> 00:26:36,415 We create and perceive our world simultaneously. 275 00:26:36,583 --> 00:26:40,002 And our mind does this so well that we don't even know it's happening. 276 00:26:40,170 --> 00:26:42,880 That allows us to get right in the middle of that process. 277 00:26:43,048 --> 00:26:45,424 - How? - By taking over the creating part. 278 00:26:45,592 --> 00:26:47,217 Now, this is where I need you. 279 00:26:47,385 --> 00:26:49,762 You create the world of the dream. 280 00:26:49,929 --> 00:26:55,309 We bring the subject into that dream, and they fill it with their subconscious. 281 00:26:55,477 --> 00:27:00,147 How could I ever acquire enough detail to make them think that it's reality? 282 00:27:00,315 --> 00:27:03,776 Well, dreams, they feel real while we're in them, right? 283 00:27:03,943 --> 00:27:07,654 It's only when we wake up that we realize something was actually strange. 284 00:27:09,115 --> 00:27:10,532 Let me ask you a question. 285 00:27:10,700 --> 00:27:14,078 You never really remember the beginning of a dream, do you? 286 00:27:14,245 --> 00:27:17,289 You always wind up right in the middle of what's going on. 287 00:27:17,457 --> 00:27:18,499 I guess, yeah. 288 00:27:18,666 --> 00:27:20,250 So how did we end up here? 289 00:27:20,627 --> 00:27:22,711 Well, we just came from the, uh... 290 00:27:22,921 --> 00:27:26,340 Think about it, Ariadne. How did you get here? 291 00:27:26,925 --> 00:27:28,842 Where are you right now? 292 00:27:32,138 --> 00:27:33,305 We're dreaming? 293 00:27:33,473 --> 00:27:35,933 You're in the middle of the workshop, sleeping. 294 00:27:36,101 --> 00:27:39,061 This is your first lesson in shared dreaming. Stay calm. 295 00:28:16,391 --> 00:28:18,517 If it's just a dream, then why are you— ? 296 00:28:20,145 --> 00:28:21,895 Because it's never just a dream, is it? 297 00:28:22,063 --> 00:28:25,357 And a face full of glass hurts like hell. When you're in it, it feels real. 298 00:28:25,525 --> 00:28:27,734 That's why the military developed dream sharing. 299 00:28:27,902 --> 00:28:31,613 It was a training program for soldiers to shoot, stab and strangle each other... 300 00:28:31,781 --> 00:28:32,906 and then wake up. 301 00:28:33,199 --> 00:28:34,992 How did architects become involved? 302 00:28:35,160 --> 00:28:37,911 Well, someone had to design the dreams, right? 303 00:28:39,038 --> 00:28:40,330 Why don't you give us another five minutes? 304 00:28:42,375 --> 00:28:46,336 Five minutes? What— ? We were talking for, like, at least an hour. 305 00:28:46,504 --> 00:28:48,755 In a dream, your mind functions more quickly... 306 00:28:48,923 --> 00:28:51,758 therefore time seems to feel more slow. 307 00:28:51,926 --> 00:28:55,304 Five minutes in the real world gives you an hour in the dream. 308 00:28:56,014 --> 00:28:59,099 Why don't you see what you can get up to in five minutes? 309 00:29:05,023 --> 00:29:07,941 You've got the basic layout. Bookstore, café. 310 00:29:08,109 --> 00:29:09,776 Almost everything else is here too. 311 00:29:09,944 --> 00:29:12,863 Who are the people? - Projections of my subconscious. 312 00:29:13,031 --> 00:29:14,198 - Yours? - Yes. 313 00:29:14,365 --> 00:29:16,909 Remember, you are the dreamer. You build this world. 314 00:29:17,076 --> 00:29:19,745 I am the subject. My mind populates it. 315 00:29:19,913 --> 00:29:21,830 You can literally talk to my subconscious. 316 00:29:21,998 --> 00:29:24,875 That's one of the ways we extract information from the subject. 317 00:29:25,043 --> 00:29:26,335 How else do you do it? 318 00:29:26,544 --> 00:29:30,505 By creating something secure, like a bank vault or a jail. 319 00:29:30,673 --> 00:29:34,384 The mind automatically fills it with information it's trying to protect. 320 00:29:34,552 --> 00:29:37,346 - You understand? - Then you break in and steal it? 321 00:29:37,513 --> 00:29:38,555 Well... 322 00:29:38,723 --> 00:29:43,227 I guess I thought that the dream space would be all about the visual... 323 00:29:43,394 --> 00:29:45,229 but it's more about the feel of it. 324 00:29:45,730 --> 00:29:49,858 My question is what happens when you start messing with the physics of it all? 325 00:30:31,192 --> 00:30:32,776 It's something, isn't it? 326 00:30:33,861 --> 00:30:35,153 Yes, it is. 327 00:30:59,053 --> 00:31:00,637 Why are they all looking at me? 328 00:31:00,805 --> 00:31:04,308 Because my subconscious feels that someone else is creating this world. 329 00:31:04,475 --> 00:31:08,770 The more you change things, the quicker the projections start to converge on you. 330 00:31:08,938 --> 00:31:09,980 Converge? 331 00:31:10,148 --> 00:31:12,232 They sense the foreign nature of the dreamer. 332 00:31:12,400 --> 00:31:15,068 They attack, like white blood cells fighting an infection. 333 00:31:15,236 --> 00:31:18,071 - What, they're gonna attack us? - No, no. 334 00:31:18,656 --> 00:31:20,157 Just you. 335 00:31:24,120 --> 00:31:28,373 This is great, but I'm telling you, if you keep changing things like this... 336 00:31:31,878 --> 00:31:34,838 Jeez, mind telling your subconscious to take it easy? 337 00:31:35,006 --> 00:31:37,674 It's my subconscious. Remember? I can't control it. 338 00:32:31,354 --> 00:32:32,729 Very impressive. 339 00:32:44,450 --> 00:32:47,994 I know this bridge. This place is real, isn't it? 340 00:32:48,162 --> 00:32:50,497 Yeah, I cross it every day to get to the college. 341 00:32:50,665 --> 00:32:54,084 Never re-create places from your memory. Always imagine new places. 342 00:32:54,252 --> 00:32:56,086 You draw from stuff you know, right? 343 00:32:56,254 --> 00:33:00,465 Only use details. A streetlamp or a phone booth. Never entire areas. 344 00:33:00,633 --> 00:33:02,759 - Why not? - Building a dream from your memory... 345 00:33:02,927 --> 00:33:06,430 is the easiest way to lose your grasp on what's real and what is a dream. 346 00:33:06,597 --> 00:33:08,682 - Is that what happened to you? - Listen to me. 347 00:33:08,850 --> 00:33:10,851 This has nothing to do with me, understand? 348 00:33:11,018 --> 00:33:12,978 That why you need me to build your dreams? 349 00:33:13,146 --> 00:33:15,689 Hey, get off of her. Back up. Back up. 350 00:33:15,857 --> 00:33:17,482 - Cobb! Cobb! - Get off of her! 351 00:33:17,650 --> 00:33:19,609 - Let me go! Let me go! - Mal! 352 00:33:20,111 --> 00:33:22,195 - Mal! - Cobb! Wake me up! 353 00:33:22,363 --> 00:33:24,156 - Wake me up! Wake me up! - No! 354 00:33:24,323 --> 00:33:25,824 - Mal, no! No! - Wake me up! 355 00:33:27,452 --> 00:33:31,455 Hey, hey, hey. Look at me. You're okay. You're okay. 356 00:33:31,622 --> 00:33:34,833 - Hey. - Why wouldn't I wake up? 357 00:33:35,126 --> 00:33:36,751 There was still time on the clock. 358 00:33:36,919 --> 00:33:39,463 You can't wake up from within the dream unless you die. 359 00:33:39,630 --> 00:33:41,214 — She'll need a totem. - What? 360 00:33:41,382 --> 00:33:42,841 A totem, it's a small personal— 361 00:33:43,009 --> 00:33:45,552 That's some subconscious you've got on you, Cobb! 362 00:33:45,720 --> 00:33:47,554 - She's a real charmer. - Oh. 363 00:33:47,722 --> 00:33:50,348 - I see you met Mrs. Cobb. - She's his wife? 364 00:33:50,516 --> 00:33:54,269 Yeah. So a totem. You need a small object, potentially heavy. 365 00:33:54,437 --> 00:33:56,897 Something you can have on you that no one else knows. 366 00:33:57,064 --> 00:33:58,315 - Like a coin? — No. 367 00:33:58,483 --> 00:34:03,153 It needs to be more unique than that. Like, this is a loaded die. 368 00:34:04,238 --> 00:34:07,157 No, I can't let you touch it. That would defeat the purpose. 369 00:34:07,325 --> 00:34:11,495 See, only I know the balance and the weight of this particular loaded die. 370 00:34:11,662 --> 00:34:13,497 That way, when you look at your totem... 371 00:34:13,664 --> 00:34:16,791 you know beyond a doubt that you're not in someone else's dream. 372 00:34:20,213 --> 00:34:24,508 I don't know if you can't see what's going on, or if you just don't want to... 373 00:34:24,675 --> 00:34:28,220 but Cobb has some serious problems that he's tried to bury down there. 374 00:34:28,387 --> 00:34:32,349 And I'm not about to just open my mind to someone like that. 375 00:34:38,481 --> 00:34:41,858 She'll be back. I've never seen anyone pick it up that quickly before. 376 00:34:42,360 --> 00:34:46,530 Reality's not gonna be enough for her now, and when she comes back... 377 00:34:47,198 --> 00:34:49,866 When she comes back, you're gonna have her building mazes. 378 00:34:50,034 --> 00:34:52,327 - Where are you gonna be? - I gotta go visit Eames. 379 00:34:52,495 --> 00:34:55,622 Eames? No, he's in Mombasa. It's Cobol's back yard. 380 00:34:55,831 --> 00:34:57,374 It's a necessary risk. 381 00:34:57,792 --> 00:35:01,044 - Well, there's plenty of good thieves. - We don't just need a thief. 382 00:35:02,171 --> 00:35:03,213 We need a forger. 383 00:35:11,889 --> 00:35:14,474 Rub them together all you want, they're not gonna breed. 384 00:35:15,059 --> 00:35:16,059 You never know. 385 00:35:17,019 --> 00:35:19,062 I'm gonna get you a drink. 386 00:35:21,232 --> 00:35:22,566 You're buying. 387 00:35:29,073 --> 00:35:31,366 - Your spelling hasn't improved. - Piss off. 388 00:35:31,534 --> 00:35:33,493 How's your handwriting? 389 00:35:33,661 --> 00:35:35,495 - It's versatile. - Good. 390 00:35:35,663 --> 00:35:36,913 Thank you very much. 391 00:35:37,582 --> 00:35:38,915 Inception. 392 00:35:39,166 --> 00:35:42,002 Now, before you bother telling me it's impossible, let me— 393 00:35:42,169 --> 00:35:45,463 No, it's perfectly possible. It's just bloody difficult. 394 00:35:45,631 --> 00:35:48,925 Interesting. Because Arthur keeps telling me it can't be done. 395 00:35:49,343 --> 00:35:52,304 Hmm. Arthur. You still working with that stick in the mud? 396 00:35:52,471 --> 00:35:54,180 He is good at what he does, right? 397 00:35:54,348 --> 00:35:56,433 Oh, he's the best, but he has no imagination. 398 00:35:56,601 --> 00:35:57,601 Not like you. 399 00:35:57,768 --> 00:36:00,770 Listen, if you're gonna perform inception, you need imagination. 400 00:36:00,938 --> 00:36:04,482 Let me ask you something. Have you done it before? 401 00:36:04,650 --> 00:36:08,278 We tried it. Uh, we got the idea in place, but it didn't take. 402 00:36:08,446 --> 00:36:11,781 - You didn't plant it deep enough? - No, it's not just about depth. 403 00:36:11,949 --> 00:36:13,950 You need the simplest version of the idea... 404 00:36:14,118 --> 00:36:17,787 in order for it to grow naturally in your subject's mind. It's a subtle art. 405 00:36:17,955 --> 00:36:20,498 So, what is this idea that you need to plant? 406 00:36:20,666 --> 00:36:24,878 We need the heir of a major corporation to dissolve his father's empire. 407 00:36:25,046 --> 00:36:27,464 Right there you have various political motivations... 408 00:36:27,632 --> 00:36:29,633 and anti-monopolistic sentiments and so forth. 409 00:36:29,800 --> 00:36:31,635 But all of that stuff, it's, um... 410 00:36:31,802 --> 00:36:34,679 It's really at the mercy of your subject's prejudice, you see? 411 00:36:34,847 --> 00:36:37,349 What you have to do is start at the absolute basic. 412 00:36:37,516 --> 00:36:39,100 Which is what? 413 00:36:39,602 --> 00:36:41,478 The relationship with the father. 414 00:36:43,689 --> 00:36:45,357 - Do you have a chemist? - No, not yet. 415 00:36:45,524 --> 00:36:48,610 Right. Okay, well, there's a man here, Yusuf. 416 00:36:48,778 --> 00:36:52,197 He, uh, formulates his own versions of the compounds. 417 00:36:52,365 --> 00:36:53,657 Why don't you take me there? 418 00:36:53,824 --> 00:36:56,910 Once you've lost your tail. The man at the bar. 419 00:36:57,078 --> 00:36:58,536 Cobol Engineering. 420 00:36:58,704 --> 00:37:01,039 That price on my head, was that dead or alive? 421 00:37:01,207 --> 00:37:03,750 Don't remember. Let's see if he starts shooting. 422 00:37:03,918 --> 00:37:07,545 Run interference. I'll meet you downstairs in the bar in, say, uh, half an hour? 423 00:37:07,713 --> 00:37:09,714 - Back here? - This is the last place they'd suspect. 424 00:37:12,259 --> 00:37:13,593 All right. 425 00:37:14,762 --> 00:37:16,596 Freddy. Freddy Simmonds. 426 00:37:16,764 --> 00:37:18,223 My God, it's you, isn't it? 427 00:37:21,769 --> 00:37:22,852 No, it isn't you. 428 00:37:23,020 --> 00:37:24,437 Not dreaming now, are you? 429 00:37:26,649 --> 00:37:28,233 Get him! 430 00:37:43,749 --> 00:37:44,874 There! 431 00:38:05,396 --> 00:38:07,147 One café. 432 00:38:11,485 --> 00:38:12,652 Shh. 433 00:38:18,284 --> 00:38:19,743 One café. 434 00:38:20,786 --> 00:38:22,245 One café. 435 00:39:16,842 --> 00:39:18,301 Care for a lift, Mr. Cobb? 436 00:39:19,929 --> 00:39:24,015 - What are you doing in Mombasa? - I'm here to protect my investment. 437 00:39:26,519 --> 00:39:29,479 Ah. So this is your idea of losing a tail, huh? 438 00:39:29,647 --> 00:39:30,647 Different tail. 439 00:39:39,365 --> 00:39:41,115 Cobb said you'd be back. 440 00:39:42,243 --> 00:39:45,787 - I tried not to come, but... - But there's nothing quite like it. 441 00:39:45,955 --> 00:39:47,622 It's just... 442 00:39:49,124 --> 00:39:50,458 pure creation. 443 00:39:50,626 --> 00:39:53,127 Shall we take a look at some paradoxical architecture? 444 00:39:53,295 --> 00:39:55,296 You're gonna have to master a few tricks... 445 00:39:55,464 --> 00:39:59,008 if you're gonna build three complete dream levels. Excuse me. 446 00:39:59,176 --> 00:40:00,593 What kind of tricks? 447 00:40:00,761 --> 00:40:04,264 In a dream, you can cheat architecture into impossible shapes. 448 00:40:04,431 --> 00:40:08,351 That lets you create closed loops, like the Penrose Steps. 449 00:40:08,519 --> 00:40:09,686 The infinite staircase. 450 00:40:13,899 --> 00:40:15,358 See? 451 00:40:19,530 --> 00:40:20,572 Paradox. 452 00:40:20,739 --> 00:40:22,156 So a closed loop like that... 453 00:40:22,324 --> 00:40:25,410 will help you disguise the boundaries of the dream you create. 454 00:40:25,578 --> 00:40:27,537 But how big do these levels have to be? 455 00:40:27,705 --> 00:40:30,873 It could be anything from the floor of a building to an entire city. 456 00:40:31,041 --> 00:40:34,460 They have to be complicated enough that we can hide from the projections. 457 00:40:34,628 --> 00:40:36,045 - A maze? - Right, a maze. 458 00:40:36,213 --> 00:40:37,547 And the better the maze... 459 00:40:37,715 --> 00:40:40,383 Then the longer we have before the projections catch us? 460 00:40:40,551 --> 00:40:41,843 Exactly. 461 00:40:42,511 --> 00:40:45,722 - My subconscious seems polite enough. - Ha, ha. You wait, they'll turn ugly. 462 00:40:47,808 --> 00:40:49,225 No one likes to feel someone else messing around in their mind. 463 00:40:49,393 --> 00:40:51,477 Cobb can't build anymore, can he? 464 00:40:53,314 --> 00:40:55,148 I don't know if he can't, but he won't. 465 00:40:55,316 --> 00:40:57,734 He thinks it's safer if he doesn't know the layouts. 466 00:40:57,901 --> 00:40:58,985 Why? 467 00:40:59,153 --> 00:41:01,404 He won't tell me. But I think it's Mal. 468 00:41:01,822 --> 00:41:04,115 - His ex-wife? - No, not his ex. 469 00:41:04,283 --> 00:41:07,452 - They're still together? - No. 470 00:41:08,704 --> 00:41:10,204 No, she's dead. 471 00:41:12,166 --> 00:41:14,917 What you see in there is just his projection of her. 472 00:41:18,422 --> 00:41:19,922 What was she like in real life? 473 00:41:20,591 --> 00:41:21,966 She was lovely. 474 00:41:25,804 --> 00:41:28,181 - You are seeking a chemist? — Yes. 475 00:41:28,349 --> 00:41:30,475 To formulate compounds for a job? 476 00:41:31,143 --> 00:41:33,019 And to go into the field with us. 477 00:41:33,187 --> 00:41:35,438 No, I rarely go into the field, Mr. Cobb. 478 00:41:35,606 --> 00:41:39,317 Well, we'd need you there to tailor compounds specific to our needs. 479 00:41:39,485 --> 00:41:41,611 - Which are? - Great depth. 480 00:41:41,779 --> 00:41:45,031 A dream within a dream? Two levels? 481 00:41:47,785 --> 00:41:48,826 Three. 482 00:41:48,994 --> 00:41:52,580 Not possible. That many dreams within dreams is too unstable. 483 00:41:52,748 --> 00:41:56,709 It is possible. You just have to add a sedative. 484 00:41:56,877 --> 00:41:59,545 A powerful sedative. 485 00:42:01,340 --> 00:42:03,591 - How many team members? - Five. 486 00:42:03,759 --> 00:42:05,468 Six. 487 00:42:06,345 --> 00:42:10,390 The only way to know you've done the job is if I go in with you. 488 00:42:10,557 --> 00:42:13,643 There's no room for tourists on a job like this, Mr. Saito. 489 00:42:13,811 --> 00:42:16,187 This time, it seems there is. 490 00:42:17,147 --> 00:42:20,858 This, I think, is a good place to start. I use it every day. 491 00:42:21,026 --> 00:42:23,152 What for? - Here, I'll show you. 492 00:42:27,491 --> 00:42:29,200 Perhaps you will not want to see. 493 00:42:32,162 --> 00:42:33,746 After you. 494 00:42:43,048 --> 00:42:46,050 Ten. Twelve. All connected. Bloody hell. 495 00:42:46,218 --> 00:42:48,010 They come every day to share the dream. 496 00:42:51,014 --> 00:42:53,599 You see? Very stable. 497 00:42:59,314 --> 00:43:03,359 — How long do they dream for? - Three, four hours, each day. 498 00:43:03,652 --> 00:43:04,694 In dream time? 499 00:43:04,862 --> 00:43:08,531 With this compound? About 40 hours, each and every day. 500 00:43:08,699 --> 00:43:11,993 — Why do they do it? - Tell him, Mr. Cobb. 501 00:43:13,537 --> 00:43:15,955 After a while, it becomes the only way you can dream. 502 00:43:16,123 --> 00:43:18,040 Do you still dream, Mr. Cobb? 503 00:43:18,709 --> 00:43:22,086 — They come here every day to sleep? - No. 504 00:43:23,839 --> 00:43:26,549 They come to be woken up. 505 00:43:27,551 --> 00:43:30,845 The dream has become their reality. 506 00:43:31,764 --> 00:43:34,140 Who are you to say otherwise, sir? 507 00:43:36,435 --> 00:43:38,060 Let's see what you can do. 508 00:43:49,072 --> 00:43:50,656 You know how to find me. 509 00:43:53,243 --> 00:43:55,244 You know what you have to do. 510 00:44:00,501 --> 00:44:01,584 Sharp, no? 511 00:44:17,142 --> 00:44:19,977 Are you all right, Mr. Cobb? 512 00:44:20,521 --> 00:44:24,273 Yeah, yeah. Everything's just fine. 513 00:44:32,741 --> 00:44:36,452 Robert Fischer, heir to the Fischer Morrow energy conglomerate. 514 00:44:36,620 --> 00:44:38,496 What's your problem with this Mr. Fischer? 515 00:44:38,664 --> 00:44:40,289 That's not your concern. 516 00:44:40,666 --> 00:44:45,044 Mr. Saito, this isn't your typical corporate espionage. 517 00:44:45,212 --> 00:44:46,796 You asked me for inception. 518 00:44:46,964 --> 00:44:50,341 I do hope you understand the gravity of that request. 519 00:44:50,509 --> 00:44:54,470 Now, the seed that we plant in this man's mind will grow into an idea. 520 00:44:54,638 --> 00:44:56,514 This idea will define him. 521 00:44:56,682 --> 00:44:58,516 It may come to change... 522 00:44:58,684 --> 00:45:00,977 Well, it may come to change everything about him. 523 00:45:01,144 --> 00:45:05,481 We're the last company standing between them and total energy dominance. 524 00:45:05,649 --> 00:45:07,733 And we can no longer compete. 525 00:45:07,901 --> 00:45:11,362 Soon, they'll control the energy supply of half the world. 526 00:45:11,530 --> 00:45:13,906 In effect, they become a new superpower. 527 00:45:15,325 --> 00:45:18,661 The world needs Robert Fischer to change his mind. 528 00:45:18,829 --> 00:45:20,371 That's where we come in. 529 00:45:20,539 --> 00:45:23,833 How is Robert Fischer's relationship with his father? 530 00:45:24,001 --> 00:45:26,711 Rumor is the relationship is quite complicated. 531 00:45:26,879 --> 00:45:29,380 Well, we can't work based solely on rumor, can we? 532 00:45:29,548 --> 00:45:32,758 Can you get me access to this man here? Browning. 533 00:45:32,926 --> 00:45:37,096 Fischer Senior's right-hand man. Fischer Junior's godfather. 534 00:45:37,264 --> 00:45:40,516 It should be possible, if you can get the right references. 535 00:45:40,684 --> 00:45:45,187 References are something of a specialty for me, Mr. Saito. 536 00:45:45,814 --> 00:45:48,733 I'm not smelling settlement here. Take them down. 537 00:45:48,901 --> 00:45:50,026 Mr. Browning... 538 00:45:50,193 --> 00:45:54,030 Maurice Fischer's policy is always one of avoiding litigation. 539 00:45:56,575 --> 00:46:01,037 Well, shall we voice your concerns with Maurice directly? 540 00:46:01,204 --> 00:46:02,622 Not sure that's necessary. 541 00:46:02,789 --> 00:46:05,458 No, no, no. I think we should. 542 00:46:26,730 --> 00:46:28,314 How is he? 543 00:46:29,149 --> 00:46:31,901 I don't want to bother him unnecessarily, but— 544 00:46:32,069 --> 00:46:37,573 Robert, I told you keep out the damn— Wait. So do it. Get— 545 00:46:37,824 --> 00:46:40,910 - Mr. Fischer. — Put it through. 546 00:46:41,286 --> 00:46:44,914 Never, never. Never do the same as I asked. 547 00:46:46,208 --> 00:46:47,875 Leave that. 548 00:46:51,588 --> 00:46:52,922 Here. 549 00:46:55,217 --> 00:46:57,593 Must be a cherished memory of his. 550 00:46:58,720 --> 00:47:03,265 I put it beside his bed. He hasn't even noticed. 551 00:47:03,433 --> 00:47:05,101 Robert... 552 00:47:07,437 --> 00:47:09,855 we need to talk about a power of attorney. 553 00:47:10,023 --> 00:47:13,317 - I know this is hard, but it's imperative— - Not now, Uncle Peter. 554 00:47:17,322 --> 00:47:19,115 The vultures are circling. 555 00:47:19,282 --> 00:47:23,703 And the sicker Maurice Fischer becomes, the more powerful Peter Browning becomes. 556 00:47:23,870 --> 00:47:26,288 I've had ample opportunity to observe Browning... 557 00:47:26,915 --> 00:47:31,293 and adopt his physical presence, study his mannerisms, and so on and so forth. 558 00:47:31,461 --> 00:47:35,297 So now in the first layer of the dream, I can impersonate Browning. 559 00:47:35,465 --> 00:47:38,718 And suggest concepts to Fischer's conscious mind. 560 00:47:38,885 --> 00:47:40,720 Then, when we take him a level deeper... 561 00:47:40,887 --> 00:47:44,390 his own projection of Browning should feed that right back to him. 562 00:47:44,558 --> 00:47:46,475 So he gives himself the idea. 563 00:47:46,643 --> 00:47:50,896 Precisely. That's the only way it will stick. It has to seem self-generated. 564 00:47:51,064 --> 00:47:54,483 Eames, I am impressed. 565 00:47:54,651 --> 00:47:58,195 Your condescension, as always, is much appreciated, Arthur, thank you. 566 00:48:19,551 --> 00:48:21,552 Were you going under on your own? 567 00:48:21,720 --> 00:48:25,222 No, no, I was just, uh, running some experiments. 568 00:48:25,390 --> 00:48:27,349 I didn't realize anyone was here, so... 569 00:48:27,517 --> 00:48:30,186 Yeah, I was just— I was working on my totem, actually. 570 00:48:30,353 --> 00:48:31,520 Here, let me take a look. 571 00:48:33,690 --> 00:48:35,024 So you're learning, huh? 572 00:48:35,192 --> 00:48:38,694 An elegant solution for keeping track of reality. 573 00:48:39,321 --> 00:48:41,697 - Was it your idea? - No, it was, uh... 574 00:48:41,948 --> 00:48:44,033 It was Mal's, actually. This... 575 00:48:44,701 --> 00:48:48,496 This one was hers. She would spin it in the dream and it would never topple. 576 00:48:48,705 --> 00:48:51,582 Just spin and spin. 577 00:48:53,126 --> 00:48:55,044 Arthur told me she passed away. 578 00:48:56,963 --> 00:48:59,048 How are the mazes coming along? 579 00:48:59,216 --> 00:49:02,093 Each level relates to the part of the subject's subconscious... 580 00:49:02,260 --> 00:49:03,719 that we are trying to access. 581 00:49:03,887 --> 00:49:09,350 So I'm making the bottom level a hospital, so Fischer will bring his father. 582 00:49:09,726 --> 00:49:12,478 You know, I— Actually, I have a question about this layout. 583 00:49:12,646 --> 00:49:17,399 No, no, no. Don't show me specifics. Only the dreamer should know the layout. 584 00:49:17,567 --> 00:49:18,734 Why is that so important? 585 00:49:18,902 --> 00:49:20,903 In case one of us brings in our projections. 586 00:49:21,071 --> 00:49:23,405 We don't want them knowing the details of the maze. 587 00:49:24,783 --> 00:49:27,243 You mean in case you bring Mal in. 588 00:49:27,410 --> 00:49:29,829 You can't keep her out, can you? 589 00:49:30,747 --> 00:49:32,248 - Right. - You can't build... 590 00:49:32,415 --> 00:49:35,751 because if you know the maze, then she knows it. 591 00:49:35,919 --> 00:49:38,087 Well, she'd sabotage the whole operation. 592 00:49:38,255 --> 00:49:41,090 - Cobb, do the others know? - No. No, they don't. 593 00:49:41,258 --> 00:49:43,467 You've gotta warn them if this is getting worse. 594 00:49:43,635 --> 00:49:45,594 No one said it's getting worse. 595 00:49:46,763 --> 00:49:50,099 I need to get home. That's all I care about right now. 596 00:49:50,934 --> 00:49:53,018 Why can't you go home? 597 00:49:56,106 --> 00:49:58,149 Because they think I killed her. 598 00:50:01,403 --> 00:50:03,654 - Thank you. - For what? 599 00:50:03,864 --> 00:50:06,115 For not asking whether I did. 600 00:50:06,283 --> 00:50:08,450 "I will split up my father's empire." 601 00:50:08,618 --> 00:50:12,830 Now, this is obviously an idea that Robert himself would choose to reject... 602 00:50:12,998 --> 00:50:15,791 which is why we need to plant it deep in his subconscious. 603 00:50:15,959 --> 00:50:19,503 The subconscious is motivated by emotion, right? Not reason. 604 00:50:19,671 --> 00:50:23,465 We need to find a way to translate this into an emotional concept. 605 00:50:23,633 --> 00:50:26,051 How do you translate business strategy into emotion? 606 00:50:26,219 --> 00:50:29,805 That's what we're here to figure out. Robert's relationship with his father... 607 00:50:29,973 --> 00:50:32,725 - ... is stressed, to say the least. - Can we run with that? 608 00:50:32,893 --> 00:50:36,478 We suggest breaking up his father's company as a "screw you" to the old man. 609 00:50:36,646 --> 00:50:40,149 No, because I think positive emotion trumps negative emotion every time. 610 00:50:40,525 --> 00:50:44,236 We all yearn for reconciliation, for catharsis. 611 00:50:44,404 --> 00:50:48,157 We need Robert Fischer to have a positive emotional reaction to all this. 612 00:50:48,325 --> 00:50:50,159 All right, well, try this. Um... 613 00:50:50,327 --> 00:50:55,080 "My father accepts that I want to create for myself, not follow in his footsteps." 614 00:50:55,498 --> 00:50:56,540 That might work. 615 00:50:56,708 --> 00:50:59,877 Might? We're gonna need to do a little better than "might." 616 00:51:00,045 --> 00:51:02,004 Thank you for your contribution, Arthur. 617 00:51:02,172 --> 00:51:05,132 Forgive me for wanting a little specificity, Eames. 618 00:51:05,342 --> 00:51:06,425 Specificity? 619 00:51:06,593 --> 00:51:08,427 Inception's not about being specific. 620 00:51:08,595 --> 00:51:12,556 When we get inside his mind, we're gonna have to work with what we find. 621 00:51:13,850 --> 00:51:16,852 On the top level, we open up his relationship with his father... 622 00:51:17,020 --> 00:51:20,105 and say, "I will not follow in my father's footsteps." 623 00:51:20,273 --> 00:51:24,944 Then the next level down, we feed him, "I will create something for myself." 624 00:51:25,111 --> 00:51:28,447 Then, by the time we hit the bottom level, we bring out the big guns. 625 00:51:28,615 --> 00:51:31,033 - "- My father doesn't want me to be him." - Exactly. 626 00:51:32,369 --> 00:51:36,372 Three layers down, the dreams are gonna collapse with the slightest disturbance. 627 00:51:36,539 --> 00:51:37,706 Sedation. 628 00:51:37,874 --> 00:51:40,709 For sleep stable enough to create three layers of dreaming... 629 00:51:40,877 --> 00:51:44,797 we'll have to combine it with an extremely powerful sedative. 630 00:51:56,226 --> 00:51:57,309 Good night. 631 00:51:57,894 --> 00:52:00,104 The compound we'll be using to share the dream... 632 00:52:00,272 --> 00:52:02,231 creates a clear connection between dreamers... 633 00:52:02,399 --> 00:52:06,610 - ... whilst accelerating brain function. - In other words, more time on each level. 634 00:52:06,778 --> 00:52:09,905 Brain function in the dream will be about 20 times normal. 635 00:52:10,115 --> 00:52:13,617 And when you enter a dream within that dream, the effect is compounded. 636 00:52:13,785 --> 00:52:15,911 It's three dreams, that's 10 hours times 20— 637 00:52:16,079 --> 00:52:18,956 Math was never my strong subject. How much time is that? 638 00:52:19,124 --> 00:52:21,792 It's a week, the first level down. 639 00:52:22,502 --> 00:52:25,337 Six months the second level down, and the third level— 640 00:52:25,505 --> 00:52:26,922 That's 10 years. 641 00:52:29,592 --> 00:52:31,760 Who'd wanna be stuck in a dream for 10 years? 642 00:52:32,137 --> 00:52:33,304 Depends on the dream. 643 00:52:33,471 --> 00:52:35,764 So once we've made the plant, how do we get out? 644 00:52:35,932 --> 00:52:39,268 I'm hoping you have something more elegant than shooting me in the head. 645 00:52:39,436 --> 00:52:42,229 - A kick. - What's a kick? 646 00:52:42,397 --> 00:52:45,107 This, Ariadne, would be a kick. 647 00:52:47,235 --> 00:52:49,945 It's that feeling of falling you get that jolts you awake. 648 00:52:50,113 --> 00:52:53,324 - Snaps you out of the dream. - We gonna feel a kick with this sedation? 649 00:52:53,491 --> 00:52:54,700 That's the clever part. 650 00:52:54,868 --> 00:52:58,120 I customized the sedative to leave inner-ear function unimpaired. 651 00:52:58,288 --> 00:53:03,125 That way, however deep the sleep, the sleeper still feels falling. 652 00:53:03,293 --> 00:53:05,627 Or tipping. 653 00:53:06,296 --> 00:53:10,466 The trick is to synchronize a kick that can penetrate all three levels. 654 00:53:10,967 --> 00:53:14,511 We could use a musical countdown to synchronize the different kicks. 655 00:53:22,395 --> 00:53:25,898 He hasn't got any surgery scheduled, no dental, nothing. 656 00:53:26,066 --> 00:53:28,067 Wasn't he supposed to have a knee operation? 657 00:53:28,234 --> 00:53:31,487 Nothing. Nothing that they'll put him under for, anyway. And we need— 658 00:53:31,654 --> 00:53:33,572 We need at least a good 10 hours. 659 00:53:33,740 --> 00:53:35,074 Sydney to Los Angeles. 660 00:53:36,409 --> 00:53:40,662 One of the longest flights in the world. He makes it every two weeks. 661 00:53:40,830 --> 00:53:42,998 He must be flying private, then. 662 00:53:43,500 --> 00:53:46,668 Not if there were unexpected maintenance with his plane. 663 00:53:46,836 --> 00:53:49,088 It would have to be a 747. - Why's that? 664 00:53:49,255 --> 00:53:50,714 On a 747, the pilot's up top... 665 00:53:50,882 --> 00:53:54,093 the first-class cabin's in the nose, so no one would walk through. 666 00:53:54,260 --> 00:53:57,763 You'd have to buy out the entire cabin and the first-class flight attendant. 667 00:53:57,931 --> 00:53:59,515 I bought the airline. 668 00:54:01,059 --> 00:54:02,851 It seemed neater. 669 00:54:04,479 --> 00:54:07,272 Well, looks like we have our 10 hours. 670 00:54:07,941 --> 00:54:11,068 Ariadne? Terrific work, by the way. 671 00:54:59,075 --> 00:55:01,243 You know how to find me. 672 00:55:02,745 --> 00:55:04,163 You know what you have to do. 673 00:55:08,001 --> 00:55:11,462 You remember when you asked me to marry you? 674 00:55:12,338 --> 00:55:14,381 Of course I do. 675 00:55:15,467 --> 00:55:17,968 You said you had a dream. 676 00:55:20,930 --> 00:55:23,682 That we'd grow old together. 677 00:55:25,101 --> 00:55:26,810 And we can. 678 00:55:33,485 --> 00:55:35,444 You shouldn't be here. 679 00:55:39,199 --> 00:55:42,659 Just wanted to see what kind of tests you're doing on your own every night. 680 00:55:42,827 --> 00:55:46,038 - This has nothing to do with you. - This has everything to do with me. 681 00:55:46,206 --> 00:55:52,002 - You've asked me to share dreams with you. - Not these. These are my dreams. 682 00:56:02,889 --> 00:56:05,307 Why do you do this to yourself? 683 00:56:05,475 --> 00:56:08,393 It's the only way I can still dream. 684 00:56:10,146 --> 00:56:12,356 Why is it so important to dream? 685 00:56:13,274 --> 00:56:15,526 In my dreams, we're still together. 686 00:56:29,874 --> 00:56:31,625 These aren't just dreams. 687 00:56:33,419 --> 00:56:36,463 These are memories. And you said never to use memories. 688 00:56:36,631 --> 00:56:37,673 I know I did. 689 00:56:38,341 --> 00:56:42,844 You're trying to keep her alive. You can't let her go. 690 00:56:43,012 --> 00:56:46,014 You don't understand. These are moments I regret. 691 00:56:46,182 --> 00:56:48,767 They're memories that I have to change. 692 00:56:50,019 --> 00:56:52,479 Well, what's down there that you regret? 693 00:56:52,855 --> 00:56:56,024 Listen, there's only one thing you need to understand about me. 694 00:57:04,492 --> 00:57:06,076 This is your house? 695 00:57:06,744 --> 00:57:09,204 Mine and Mal's, yes. 696 00:57:09,372 --> 00:57:11,081 Where is she? 697 00:57:11,749 --> 00:57:13,750 She's already gone. 698 00:57:18,506 --> 00:57:20,048 That's my son, James. 699 00:57:20,216 --> 00:57:23,302 He's digging for something, maybe a worm. 700 00:57:24,679 --> 00:57:25,804 That's Phillipa. 701 00:57:26,347 --> 00:57:28,223 I thought about calling out to them... 702 00:57:28,391 --> 00:57:31,143 so they'd turn and smile and I could see... 703 00:57:31,853 --> 00:57:36,982 those beautiful faces of theirs, but it's all too late. 704 00:57:37,150 --> 00:57:39,985 Right now or never, Cobb. 705 00:57:44,449 --> 00:57:46,241 Then I start to panic. 706 00:57:46,409 --> 00:57:49,119 I realize I'm gonna regret this moment... 707 00:57:49,954 --> 00:57:52,289 that I need to see their faces one last time. 708 00:57:52,457 --> 00:57:54,958 James! Phillipa! Come on in! 709 00:57:55,126 --> 00:57:57,169 But the moment's past. 710 00:57:59,380 --> 00:58:02,758 And whatever I do, I can't change this moment. 711 00:58:03,635 --> 00:58:05,802 As I'm about to call out to them... 712 00:58:06,846 --> 00:58:07,929 they run away. 713 00:58:10,683 --> 00:58:13,935 If I'm ever gonna see their faces again, I've gotta get back home. 714 00:58:14,979 --> 00:58:16,480 The real world. 715 00:58:58,064 --> 00:58:59,523 What are you doing here? 716 00:59:00,358 --> 00:59:01,483 My name is— 717 00:59:01,651 --> 00:59:04,945 I know who you are. What are you doing here? 718 00:59:13,121 --> 00:59:15,539 I'm just trying to understand. 719 00:59:15,707 --> 00:59:17,833 How could you understand? 720 00:59:19,043 --> 00:59:21,169 Do you know what it is to be a lover? 721 00:59:23,172 --> 00:59:25,340 To be half of a whole? 722 00:59:26,551 --> 00:59:28,135 No. 723 00:59:29,595 --> 00:59:31,596 I'll tell you a riddle. 724 00:59:33,057 --> 00:59:35,350 You're waiting for a train. 725 00:59:36,394 --> 00:59:39,563 A train that will take you far away. 726 00:59:40,940 --> 00:59:43,900 You know where you hope this train will take you... 727 00:59:44,944 --> 00:59:47,195 but you don't know for sure. 728 00:59:47,363 --> 00:59:49,281 But it doesn't matter. 729 00:59:50,241 --> 00:59:53,660 How can it not matter to you where that train will take you? 730 00:59:53,828 --> 00:59:55,579 Because you'll be together. 731 00:59:56,622 --> 00:59:59,708 How could you bring her here, Dom? - What is this place? 732 01:00:00,126 --> 01:00:03,295 This is a hotel suite where we used to spend our anniversary. 733 01:00:03,463 --> 01:00:04,796 What happened here? 734 01:00:06,716 --> 01:00:09,551 You promised! You promised we'd be together! 735 01:00:09,969 --> 01:00:12,053 Please, I need you to stay here just for now! 736 01:00:12,221 --> 01:00:15,432 You said we'd be together! You said we'd grow old together! 737 01:00:15,600 --> 01:00:18,059 I'll come back for you. I promise. 738 01:00:36,287 --> 01:00:41,666 Do you think you can just build a prison of memories to lock her in? 739 01:00:42,293 --> 01:00:44,669 Do you really think that that's gonna contain her? 740 01:00:45,588 --> 01:00:46,838 It's time. 741 01:00:48,090 --> 01:00:50,425 Maurice Fischer just died in Sydney. 742 01:00:50,593 --> 01:00:52,761 - When's the funeral? - Thursday. In Los Angeles. 743 01:00:52,929 --> 01:00:56,181 Robert should accompany the body no later than Tuesday. We should move. 744 01:00:56,349 --> 01:00:57,808 All right. 745 01:00:58,434 --> 01:01:01,436 - Cobb, I'm coming with you. - I promised Miles. No. 746 01:01:01,604 --> 01:01:04,773 The team needs someone who understands what you're struggling with. 747 01:01:07,318 --> 01:01:09,486 And it doesn't have to be me... 748 01:01:09,654 --> 01:01:12,948 but then you have to show Arthur what I just saw. 749 01:01:18,746 --> 01:01:20,455 Get us another seat on the plane. 750 01:01:24,502 --> 01:01:27,546 if I get on this plane and you don't honor our agreement... 751 01:01:27,713 --> 01:01:31,383 when we land, I go to jail for the rest of my life. 752 01:01:32,051 --> 01:01:34,261 Complete the job en route... 753 01:01:34,428 --> 01:01:36,888 I make one phone call from the plane... 754 01:01:37,056 --> 01:01:39,975 you have no trouble getting through Immigration. 755 01:01:53,698 --> 01:01:56,199 - I'm sorry. - Oh, yeah, absolutely. 756 01:01:56,367 --> 01:01:57,951 Thank you. 757 01:02:31,527 --> 01:02:34,863 Excuse me, I think this is yours? You must have dropped it. 758 01:02:35,031 --> 01:02:36,907 Would you care for a drink? 759 01:02:37,074 --> 01:02:38,366 Oh. Water, please. 760 01:02:38,534 --> 01:02:40,869 Oh, um, same, please. 761 01:02:41,829 --> 01:02:43,121 Um... 762 01:02:43,873 --> 01:02:44,956 Thank you. 763 01:02:45,124 --> 01:02:47,000 You know, I couldn't help but notice... 764 01:02:47,168 --> 01:02:50,754 but you wouldn't happen to be related to the Maurice Fischer, would you? 765 01:02:50,922 --> 01:02:52,422 Yes, he, um... 766 01:02:53,382 --> 01:02:55,383 He was my father. 767 01:02:55,801 --> 01:02:59,846 Well, he was a very inspiring figure. I'm sorry for your loss. 768 01:03:02,808 --> 01:03:04,476 - Here you go. - Thank you. 769 01:03:04,644 --> 01:03:05,977 Hey. 770 01:03:06,395 --> 01:03:08,021 To your father. 771 01:03:08,606 --> 01:03:10,857 May he rest in peace, huh? 772 01:04:19,301 --> 01:04:21,636 - Couldn't have peed before you went under? - Sorry. 773 01:04:21,804 --> 01:04:23,847 Bit too much free champagne before takeoff? 774 01:04:24,015 --> 01:04:25,140 Ha, ha, bloody ha. 775 01:04:25,307 --> 01:04:28,268 We know he's gonna be looking for a taxi in this weather. 776 01:04:39,947 --> 01:04:43,992 - Asshole! Hey, man, why don't you try— ? - Walk away. 777 01:04:59,842 --> 01:05:01,259 Just have him ca— I gotta go. 778 01:05:01,427 --> 01:05:03,553 All right. Taxi. Thank you. 779 01:05:06,515 --> 01:05:09,350 All right, Third and Market. Snappy. 780 01:05:09,935 --> 01:05:12,270 - What are you doing? - Sorry, I thought it was free. 781 01:05:12,438 --> 01:05:13,938 - It's not. - Maybe we could share. 782 01:05:14,106 --> 01:05:16,941 Maybe not. Can you pull over and get this— ? 783 01:05:19,904 --> 01:05:21,237 Great. 784 01:05:26,202 --> 01:05:27,660 Come on. 785 01:05:38,756 --> 01:05:41,382 There's $500 in there. The wallet's worth more than that. 786 01:05:41,550 --> 01:05:43,259 You might at least drop me at my stop. 787 01:05:43,427 --> 01:05:44,552 I'm afraid that it doesn't— 788 01:05:54,230 --> 01:05:56,064 — Cover him! - Down! Down now! 789 01:05:56,232 --> 01:05:57,857 What the hell is going on? 790 01:06:01,570 --> 01:06:03,822 This wasn't in the design. 791 01:06:04,740 --> 01:06:06,116 Cobb? 792 01:06:06,367 --> 01:06:07,408 Cobb? 793 01:06:58,294 --> 01:06:59,502 Get him! 794 01:07:06,176 --> 01:07:07,635 Are you all right? 795 01:07:07,803 --> 01:07:09,971 Yeah, I'm okay. I'm okay. 796 01:07:10,139 --> 01:07:12,056 Fischer's okay, unless he gets carsick. 797 01:07:12,224 --> 01:07:13,474 Saito? 798 01:07:32,369 --> 01:07:34,495 Get Fischer in the back room now. 799 01:07:34,830 --> 01:07:37,498 — Get him in the back room. Move. - What the hell happened? 800 01:07:37,958 --> 01:07:39,417 Has he been shot? Is he dying? 801 01:07:39,585 --> 01:07:41,336 I don't know. - Jesus Christ. 802 01:07:41,503 --> 01:07:43,922 What happened to you? - Blocked by a freight train. 803 01:07:44,089 --> 01:07:46,049 Why put a train in a downtown intersection? 804 01:07:46,216 --> 01:07:47,842 — I didn't. - Where'd it come from? 805 01:07:48,010 --> 01:07:49,677 Why the hell were we ambushed? 806 01:07:49,845 --> 01:07:52,263 Those were not normal projections. They'd been trained, for God's sakes. 807 01:07:54,350 --> 01:07:55,975 - How could he be trained? - Fischer's had an extractor... 808 01:07:56,143 --> 01:08:00,355 teach his subconscious to defend itself, so his subconscious is militarized. 809 01:08:00,522 --> 01:08:02,148 It should've shown in the research. 810 01:08:02,316 --> 01:08:04,108 Why the hell didn't it? - Calm down. 811 01:08:04,276 --> 01:08:05,610 Don't tell me to calm down! 812 01:08:05,778 --> 01:08:08,696 This was your job, goddamn it! This was your responsibility! 813 01:08:08,864 --> 01:08:10,949 You were meant to check Fischer's background! 814 01:08:11,116 --> 01:08:14,452 - We are not prepared for this! - We have dealt with sub-security before! 815 01:08:14,620 --> 01:08:16,704 We'll be more careful and we're gonna be fine! 816 01:08:16,872 --> 01:08:18,706 This was not a part of the plan! He's dying. 817 01:08:18,874 --> 01:08:19,916 Put him out his misery. 818 01:08:20,084 --> 01:08:22,919 - No, don't do that! Don't do that. - Cobb, hey, hey. 819 01:08:23,087 --> 01:08:25,213 He's in agony. I'm waking him up. 820 01:08:25,381 --> 01:08:27,256 No. It won't wake him up. 821 01:08:27,424 --> 01:08:31,052 What do you mean, it won't wake him up? When we die in a dream, we wake up. 822 01:08:31,220 --> 01:08:32,470 Not from this. 823 01:08:32,638 --> 01:08:35,181 We're too heavily sedated to wake up that way. 824 01:08:35,766 --> 01:08:37,475 Right. So, what happens when we die? 825 01:08:37,643 --> 01:08:39,477 - We drop into limbo. - Are you serious? 826 01:08:39,645 --> 01:08:42,188 — Limbo? - Unconstructed dream space. 827 01:08:42,356 --> 01:08:45,608 What the hell is down there? - Just raw, infinite subconscious. 828 01:08:45,776 --> 01:08:48,987 Nothing is down there, except for what might have been left behind... 829 01:08:49,154 --> 01:08:52,073 by anyone sharing the dream who's been trapped there before. 830 01:08:52,241 --> 01:08:54,117 Which, in our case, is just you. 831 01:08:54,284 --> 01:08:56,995 — How long could we be stuck? - Can't even think about... 832 01:08:57,162 --> 01:08:59,580 - ... trying to escape until the sedation— - How long? 833 01:08:59,748 --> 01:09:02,959 Decades. It could be infinite. Ask him, he's the one who's been there. 834 01:09:03,127 --> 01:09:04,335 Let's get him upstairs. 835 01:09:05,963 --> 01:09:07,422 Great. 836 01:09:08,424 --> 01:09:09,924 Thank you. 837 01:09:10,592 --> 01:09:13,845 So now we're trapped in Fischer's mind, battling his own private army. 838 01:09:14,013 --> 01:09:15,471 And if we get killed... 839 01:09:15,639 --> 01:09:18,891 we'll be lost in limbo till our brains turn to scrambled egg, hmm? 840 01:09:25,774 --> 01:09:27,608 Someone got first aid? 841 01:09:29,862 --> 01:09:33,322 - You knew these risks and didn't tell us? - There weren't meant to be risks. 842 01:09:33,490 --> 01:09:36,451 - I didn't know we'd be dealing with gunfire. - You had no right. 843 01:09:36,618 --> 01:09:38,953 This was the only way to go three layers deep. 844 01:09:39,121 --> 01:09:41,122 You knew about this and went along with it? 845 01:09:41,290 --> 01:09:42,331 I trusted him. 846 01:09:42,499 --> 01:09:44,417 When? When he promised you half his share? 847 01:09:44,585 --> 01:09:47,837 No. His whole share. Besides, he said he'd done it before. 848 01:09:48,005 --> 01:09:50,089 What, with Mal? Because that worked so good? 849 01:09:50,257 --> 01:09:53,676 That has nothing to do with it. I did what I had to to get to my children. 850 01:09:53,844 --> 01:09:55,762 You led us into a war zone with no way out? 851 01:09:55,929 --> 01:09:59,974 There is a way out. We continue on with the job, and we do it as fast as possible... 852 01:10:00,142 --> 01:10:02,477 and we get out using the kick, just like before. 853 01:10:02,644 --> 01:10:05,104 Forget it. We go any deeper, we just raise the stakes. 854 01:10:05,272 --> 01:10:07,148 I am sitting this one out on this level. 855 01:10:07,316 --> 01:10:09,734 Fischer's security is surrounding this place. 856 01:10:09,902 --> 01:10:12,153 Ten hours of flight time is a week at this level. 857 01:10:12,321 --> 01:10:16,074 That means each and every one of us will be killed. That I can guarantee you. 858 01:10:16,658 --> 01:10:20,453 We have no other choice but to continue on and do it as fast as possible. 859 01:10:22,039 --> 01:10:24,499 Downwards is the only way forwards. 860 01:10:26,043 --> 01:10:27,168 Get ready. 861 01:10:27,336 --> 01:10:29,504 You, come on. Let's go shake him up. 862 01:10:34,384 --> 01:10:37,428 I'm insured against kidnapping for up to 10 million. 863 01:10:37,596 --> 01:10:40,515 — This should be very simple. - Shut up! It won't be. 864 01:10:40,682 --> 01:10:42,975 In your father's office, below the bookshelves... 865 01:10:43,143 --> 01:10:45,186 is his personal safe. We need the combination. 866 01:10:46,563 --> 01:10:47,980 I don't know any safe. 867 01:10:48,190 --> 01:10:51,025 That doesn't mean you don't know the combination. 868 01:10:52,694 --> 01:10:54,028 Tell us what it is. 869 01:10:54,863 --> 01:10:56,614 I don't know. 870 01:11:01,537 --> 01:11:03,704 We have it on good authority you do know. 871 01:11:03,872 --> 01:11:06,207 Yeah? Whose authority? 872 01:11:07,709 --> 01:11:11,212 — Five hundred dollars, this cost. - What's inside it? 873 01:11:11,463 --> 01:11:15,216 Cash, cards, ID. And this. 874 01:11:20,264 --> 01:11:21,764 Useful? 875 01:11:22,516 --> 01:11:23,558 Maybe. 876 01:11:24,017 --> 01:11:25,810 You're on. You've got an hour. 877 01:11:26,228 --> 01:11:27,228 An hour? 878 01:11:28,564 --> 01:11:30,815 I was supposed to have all night to crack this. 879 01:11:30,983 --> 01:11:33,568 And Saito wasn't supposed to be shot in the chest. 880 01:11:33,735 --> 01:11:36,904 You've got one hour, now get us something useful, please. 881 01:11:39,449 --> 01:11:41,909 - What's that? - Good authority. 882 01:11:46,123 --> 01:11:47,832 Uncle Peter. 883 01:11:48,542 --> 01:11:50,668 Just make them stop. 884 01:11:50,961 --> 01:11:53,296 - The combination. - I don't know it. 885 01:11:53,463 --> 01:11:56,132 - Why does Browning say you do? - I don't know. 886 01:11:56,300 --> 01:11:58,759 Just let me talk to him and I'll find out. 887 01:12:01,138 --> 01:12:03,848 You have one hour. Start talking. 888 01:12:05,851 --> 01:12:07,059 You all right? 889 01:12:08,937 --> 01:12:10,271 You okay? 890 01:12:13,942 --> 01:12:17,612 Those bastards have had at me for two days. 891 01:12:18,280 --> 01:12:20,781 They have someone with access to your father's office. 892 01:12:20,949 --> 01:12:22,783 - They're trying to open his safe. - Yeah. 893 01:12:22,951 --> 01:12:25,703 They thought I'd know the combination, but I don't know it. 894 01:12:25,871 --> 01:12:28,623 - Yeah, well, neither do I, so... - What? 895 01:12:29,374 --> 01:12:32,627 Maurice told me that when he passed, you were the only one able to open it. 896 01:12:32,794 --> 01:12:35,296 No, he never gave me any combination. 897 01:12:36,048 --> 01:12:40,176 Maybe he did. I mean, maybe you just didn't know it was a combination. 898 01:12:40,344 --> 01:12:41,552 Well, what, then? 899 01:12:41,720 --> 01:12:44,263 I don't know, some meaningful combination of numbers... 900 01:12:44,431 --> 01:12:48,351 based on your experiences with Maurice. 901 01:12:50,062 --> 01:12:53,981 We didn't have very many, uh, meaningful experiences together. 902 01:12:54,733 --> 01:12:56,192 Perhaps after your mother died. 903 01:12:58,862 --> 01:13:01,572 After my mother died, you know what he told me? 904 01:13:03,242 --> 01:13:08,204 "Robert, there's really nothing to be said." 905 01:13:08,372 --> 01:13:10,706 Oh, well, he was bad with emotion. 906 01:13:10,874 --> 01:13:13,584 I was 11, Uncle Peter. 907 01:13:14,336 --> 01:13:17,588 - How's he doing? - He's in a lot of pain. 908 01:13:17,756 --> 01:13:21,342 When we get down to the lower levels, the pain will be less intense. 909 01:13:21,510 --> 01:13:22,760 And if he dies? 910 01:13:23,929 --> 01:13:25,388 Worst-case scenario? 911 01:13:25,555 --> 01:13:28,266 When he wakes up, his mind is completely gone. 912 01:13:28,433 --> 01:13:32,520 Cobb, I'll still honor the arrangement. 913 01:13:32,688 --> 01:13:34,355 I appreciate that, Saito. 914 01:13:34,523 --> 01:13:38,609 But when you wake up, you won't even remember that we had an arrangement. 915 01:13:38,777 --> 01:13:40,820 Limbo is gonna become your reality. 916 01:13:40,988 --> 01:13:44,740 You're gonna be lost down there so long that you're gonna become an old man. 917 01:13:45,200 --> 01:13:46,534 Filled with regret? 918 01:13:47,995 --> 01:13:49,078 Waiting to die alone. 919 01:13:49,746 --> 01:13:50,871 No. 920 01:13:51,415 --> 01:13:53,040 I'll come back. 921 01:13:53,875 --> 01:13:56,544 And we'll be young men together again. 922 01:14:02,509 --> 01:14:03,551 Breathe. 923 01:14:03,719 --> 01:14:06,762 These people are gonna kill us if we don't give them the combination. 924 01:14:06,930 --> 01:14:08,848 - They just wanna ransom us. - I heard them. 925 01:14:09,016 --> 01:14:12,893 They're gonna lock us in that van, and then drive it into the river. 926 01:14:13,061 --> 01:14:14,562 All right. What is in the safe? 927 01:14:15,647 --> 01:14:16,814 Something for you. 928 01:14:17,441 --> 01:14:21,569 Maurice always said it was his most precious gift to you. 929 01:14:22,321 --> 01:14:25,406 - A will. - Maurice's will is with Port and Dunn. 930 01:14:25,574 --> 01:14:26,782 That's an alternate. 931 01:14:26,950 --> 01:14:29,327 This would supersede the other if you want it to. 932 01:14:29,494 --> 01:14:32,121 It splits up the component businesses of Fischer Morrow. 933 01:14:32,289 --> 01:14:36,000 It'd be the end of the entire empire as we know it. 934 01:14:36,168 --> 01:14:38,627 Destroying my whole inheritance? 935 01:14:40,297 --> 01:14:43,466 - Why would he suggest such a thing? - I just don't know. 936 01:14:46,345 --> 01:14:48,304 He loved you, Robert. 937 01:14:48,889 --> 01:14:50,514 In his own way. 938 01:14:50,682 --> 01:14:52,475 In his own way. 939 01:14:53,769 --> 01:14:55,311 At the end... 940 01:14:56,438 --> 01:14:58,773 he called me in to his deathbed. 941 01:14:59,274 --> 01:15:01,108 He could barely speak. 942 01:15:02,194 --> 01:15:06,447 But he took the trouble to tell me one last thing. 943 01:15:08,950 --> 01:15:10,576 He pulled me close. 944 01:15:13,246 --> 01:15:15,331 And I could only make out... 945 01:15:16,208 --> 01:15:17,625 one word. 946 01:15:21,338 --> 01:15:23,297 "Disappointed." 947 01:15:28,970 --> 01:15:30,137 When were you in limbo? 948 01:15:31,723 --> 01:15:35,226 You might have the rest of the team convinced to carry on with this job. 949 01:15:35,394 --> 01:15:37,770 - But they don't know the truth. - Truth? What truth? 950 01:15:37,979 --> 01:15:42,108 The truth that, at any minute, you might bring a freight train through the wall. 951 01:15:42,275 --> 01:15:46,320 The truth that Mal is bursting through your subconscious. 952 01:15:46,488 --> 01:15:48,906 And the truth that, as we go deeper into Fischer... 953 01:15:49,074 --> 01:15:50,866 we're also going deeper into you. 954 01:15:51,701 --> 01:15:54,995 And I'm not sure we're gonna like what we find. 955 01:15:59,000 --> 01:16:00,459 We were working together. 956 01:16:00,627 --> 01:16:04,296 We were exploring the concept of a dream within a dream. 957 01:16:04,506 --> 01:16:05,756 I kept pushing things. 958 01:16:05,924 --> 01:16:09,593 I wanted to go deeper and deeper. I wanted to go further. 959 01:16:10,095 --> 01:16:14,974 I just didn't understand the concept that hours could turn into years down there... 960 01:16:15,142 --> 01:16:17,852 that we could get trapped so deep... 961 01:16:18,687 --> 01:16:22,022 that when we wound up on the shore of our own subconscious... 962 01:16:22,607 --> 01:16:25,151 we lost sight of what was real. 963 01:16:31,199 --> 01:16:33,784 We created. We built the world for ourselves. 964 01:16:35,412 --> 01:16:37,413 We did that for years. 965 01:16:38,540 --> 01:16:40,541 We built our own world. 966 01:16:41,877 --> 01:16:43,586 How long were you stuck there? 967 01:16:44,754 --> 01:16:46,881 Something like 50 years. 968 01:16:50,260 --> 01:16:51,427 Jesus. 969 01:16:53,722 --> 01:16:55,055 How could you stand it? 970 01:16:55,223 --> 01:16:57,975 It wasn't so bad at first, feeling like gods. 971 01:16:58,143 --> 01:17:01,187 The problem was knowing that none of it was real. 972 01:17:01,354 --> 01:17:05,733 Eventually, it just became impossible for me to live like that. 973 01:17:05,901 --> 01:17:07,318 And what about for her? 974 01:17:10,780 --> 01:17:14,700 She had locked something away, something deep inside her. 975 01:17:16,077 --> 01:17:21,332 A truth that she had once known, but chose to forget. 976 01:17:24,252 --> 01:17:26,754 Limbo became her reality. 977 01:17:28,089 --> 01:17:29,924 What happened when you woke up? 978 01:17:30,425 --> 01:17:34,094 Well, to wake up from that after years, after decades... 979 01:17:35,180 --> 01:17:39,683 to become old souls thrown back into youth like that? 980 01:17:40,602 --> 01:17:44,355 I knew something was wrong with her. She just wouldn't admit it. 981 01:17:45,732 --> 01:17:47,983 Eventually, she told me the truth. 982 01:17:48,443 --> 01:17:51,779 She was possessed by an idea. 983 01:17:51,947 --> 01:17:57,660 This one very simple idea that changed everything. 984 01:17:58,787 --> 01:18:01,288 That our world wasn't real. 985 01:18:02,207 --> 01:18:06,460 That she needed to wake up to come back to reality... 986 01:18:07,003 --> 01:18:09,380 that in order to get back home... 987 01:18:10,632 --> 01:18:12,424 we had to kill ourselves. 988 01:18:19,057 --> 01:18:22,518 - What about your children? - She thought they were projections... 989 01:18:22,686 --> 01:18:25,688 that our real children were waiting for us up there somewhere. 990 01:18:25,855 --> 01:18:27,565 - I'm their mother! — Calm down. 991 01:18:27,732 --> 01:18:28,983 I can tell the difference. 992 01:18:29,150 --> 01:18:31,485 If this is my dream, why can't I control this? 993 01:18:31,653 --> 01:18:33,362 You don't know you're dreaming! 994 01:18:33,530 --> 01:18:35,739 She was certain there was nothing I could do... 995 01:18:35,907 --> 01:18:39,743 no matter how much I begged, no matter how much I pleaded. 996 01:18:42,706 --> 01:18:45,749 She wanted to do it, but she could not do it alone. 997 01:18:45,917 --> 01:18:52,423 She loved me too much, so she came up with a plan on our anniversary. 998 01:19:18,491 --> 01:19:21,285 - Sweetheart, what are you doing? - Join me. 999 01:19:21,453 --> 01:19:25,706 Just— Just step back inside. All right? Just step back inside now, come on. 1000 01:19:25,874 --> 01:19:30,336 No. I'm going to jump, and you're coming with me. 1001 01:19:30,503 --> 01:19:32,212 No, I'm not. 1002 01:19:32,380 --> 01:19:34,465 Now, you listen to me. 1003 01:19:35,050 --> 01:19:39,303 If you jump, you're not gonna wake up, remember? You're gonna die. 1004 01:19:39,471 --> 01:19:41,388 Now, just step back inside. 1005 01:19:41,556 --> 01:19:44,308 Come on. Step back inside so we can talk about this. 1006 01:19:44,476 --> 01:19:46,393 We've talked enough. 1007 01:19:48,480 --> 01:19:50,147 - Mal. - Come out onto the ledge... 1008 01:19:50,315 --> 01:19:53,025 - ... or I'll jump right now. - Okay. 1009 01:19:57,280 --> 01:19:59,073 We're gonna talk about this. 1010 01:19:59,949 --> 01:20:01,116 All right? 1011 01:20:01,284 --> 01:20:06,372 - I'm asking you to take a leap of faith. - No, honey. 1012 01:20:07,332 --> 01:20:10,334 No, I can't. You know I can't do that. 1013 01:20:10,502 --> 01:20:13,253 Take a second, think about our children. 1014 01:20:13,421 --> 01:20:15,172 Think about James. 1015 01:20:15,924 --> 01:20:17,549 Think about Phillipa, now. 1016 01:20:17,717 --> 01:20:20,636 If I go without you, they'll take them away anyway. 1017 01:20:20,804 --> 01:20:24,098 - What does that mean? - I filed a letter with our attorney... 1018 01:20:24,557 --> 01:20:27,893 explaining how I'm fearful for my safety. 1019 01:20:30,105 --> 01:20:32,272 How you've threatened to kill me. 1020 01:20:35,068 --> 01:20:37,695 - Why did you do this? - I love you, Dom. 1021 01:20:37,862 --> 01:20:39,613 Why did— ? Why would you do this to me? 1022 01:20:39,781 --> 01:20:42,658 I've freed you from the guilt of choosing to leave them. 1023 01:20:42,826 --> 01:20:45,869 We're going home to our real children. 1024 01:20:46,037 --> 01:20:49,665 Oh, no, no, no, Mal, you listen to me, all right? Mal, look at me, please? 1025 01:20:49,833 --> 01:20:51,125 You're waiting for a train. 1026 01:20:51,626 --> 01:20:55,212 - Mal, goddamn it, don't do this! - A train that will take you far away. 1027 01:20:55,380 --> 01:20:57,381 James and Phillipa are waiting for you! 1028 01:20:57,549 --> 01:21:01,385 You know where you hope this train will take you, but you can't know for sure. 1029 01:21:01,553 --> 01:21:03,762 - Mal, look at me! - But it doesn't matter. 1030 01:21:03,930 --> 01:21:07,141 - Mal, goddamn it! Mal, listen to me! - Because you'll be together. 1031 01:21:07,308 --> 01:21:11,145 Sweetheart! Look at me! Mal, no! 1032 01:21:11,312 --> 01:21:12,730 Jesus Christ! 1033 01:21:16,234 --> 01:21:19,987 She had herself declared sane by three different psychiatrists. 1034 01:21:20,155 --> 01:21:24,324 It made it impossible for me to try to explain the nature of her madness. 1035 01:21:24,492 --> 01:21:25,743 So I ran. 1036 01:21:27,579 --> 01:21:29,830 Right now, or never, Cobb. 1037 01:21:36,171 --> 01:21:40,841 James! Phillipa! Come on in! Come on! 1038 01:21:41,092 --> 01:21:42,176 All right, let's go. 1039 01:21:42,677 --> 01:21:46,513 I left my children behind and I've been trying to buy my way back ever since. 1040 01:21:47,056 --> 01:21:50,934 Your guilt defines her. It's what powers her. 1041 01:21:51,102 --> 01:21:54,396 But you are not responsible for the idea that destroyed her. 1042 01:21:55,648 --> 01:21:58,192 And if we are gonna succeed in this... 1043 01:21:58,359 --> 01:22:03,363 you have to forgive yourself, and you're gonna have to confront her. 1044 01:22:03,531 --> 01:22:05,365 But you don't have to do that alone. 1045 01:22:05,533 --> 01:22:07,785 - No, you're not... - I'm doing it for the others. 1046 01:22:08,453 --> 01:22:13,540 Because they have no idea the risk they've taken coming down here with you. 1047 01:22:18,630 --> 01:22:20,130 We have to move. 1048 01:22:20,298 --> 01:22:21,715 Time's up. 1049 01:22:21,883 --> 01:22:24,635 All right. I don't know any combination. 1050 01:22:24,803 --> 01:22:27,888 — Not consciously, anyway. - How about instinctively, huh? 1051 01:22:28,056 --> 01:22:32,017 I got somebody in your father's office right now ready to tap in the combination. 1052 01:22:32,185 --> 01:22:35,062 Give me the first six numbers that come to your head right now. 1053 01:22:35,230 --> 01:22:37,481 - I have no idea. - Right now! 1054 01:22:37,649 --> 01:22:39,900 I said, right now! Right now! 1055 01:22:40,068 --> 01:22:43,946 Five, two, eight, four, nine, one. 1056 01:22:47,826 --> 01:22:49,827 You'll have to do better than that. 1057 01:22:49,994 --> 01:22:53,330 All right. Bag them. You're going for a ride. 1058 01:22:57,710 --> 01:23:01,839 We're worth more to you alive. You hear me? 1059 01:23:07,095 --> 01:23:08,595 What'd you get? 1060 01:23:09,013 --> 01:23:11,557 Relationship with his father is worse than we imagined. 1061 01:23:11,724 --> 01:23:12,766 This helps us how? 1062 01:23:12,934 --> 01:23:16,019 The stronger the issues, the more powerful the catharsis. 1063 01:23:17,230 --> 01:23:20,315 - How are we gonna reconcile them? - I'm working on that. 1064 01:23:20,483 --> 01:23:24,027 Work faster. The projections are closing in quick. 1065 01:23:24,195 --> 01:23:27,781 We gotta break out of here before we're totally boxed in. 1066 01:24:02,859 --> 01:24:03,901 Damn it. 1067 01:24:04,068 --> 01:24:07,070 You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling. 1068 01:24:23,838 --> 01:24:26,840 We need to shift his animosity from his father to his godfather. 1069 01:24:27,008 --> 01:24:31,011 - Destroy his one positive relationship? - No, repair his relationship with his father... 1070 01:24:31,179 --> 01:24:33,513 whilst exposing his godfather's true nature. 1071 01:24:33,681 --> 01:24:36,683 We should charge Fischer a lot more than Saito for this job. 1072 01:24:36,851 --> 01:24:39,186 His security is gonna get worse as we go deeper. 1073 01:24:39,354 --> 01:24:41,855 - I think we run with Mr. Charles. - No. 1074 01:24:42,273 --> 01:24:43,690 Who's Mr. Charles? - Bad idea. 1075 01:24:43,858 --> 01:24:47,402 The second we get into that hotel his security's gonna be all over us. 1076 01:24:47,570 --> 01:24:49,696 We run with Mr. Charles like on the Stein job. 1077 01:24:49,864 --> 01:24:52,199 — You've done it before? - Yeah, and it didn't work. 1078 01:24:52,367 --> 01:24:55,869 The subject realized he was dreaming and his subconscious tore us to pieces. 1079 01:24:56,037 --> 01:24:58,038 Excellent. But you learned a lot, right? 1080 01:24:58,206 --> 01:25:00,332 — I need some kind of distraction. - No problem. 1081 01:25:00,500 --> 01:25:02,709 How about a lovely lady that I've used before? 1082 01:25:02,877 --> 01:25:04,920 Listen to me. You drive carefully, all right? 1083 01:25:05,088 --> 01:25:07,547 Everything down there is gonna be unstable as hell. 1084 01:25:12,095 --> 01:25:15,472 Don't jump too soon. We only got one shot at that kick. We gotta make it. 1085 01:25:15,640 --> 01:25:18,934 I'll play the music to let you know it's coming. The rest is on you. 1086 01:25:19,102 --> 01:25:20,894 - You ready? - Ready! 1087 01:25:22,146 --> 01:25:23,230 Sweet dreams. 1088 01:25:23,398 --> 01:25:25,315 Am I boring you? 1089 01:25:26,609 --> 01:25:29,820 I was telling you my story. I guess it wasn't to your liking. 1090 01:25:31,656 --> 01:25:34,324 Um, I have a lot on my mind. 1091 01:25:35,868 --> 01:25:37,452 There goes Mr. Charles. 1092 01:25:42,166 --> 01:25:44,793 Mr. Fischer, right? 1093 01:25:44,961 --> 01:25:48,463 Pleasure to see you again. Rod Green from marketing. I— 1094 01:25:48,631 --> 01:25:49,756 Hmm. 1095 01:25:49,924 --> 01:25:52,592 - And you must be? - Leaving. 1096 01:25:55,847 --> 01:25:56,972 In case you get bored. 1097 01:26:02,228 --> 01:26:03,603 Must've blown you off. 1098 01:26:03,771 --> 01:26:06,481 That is, unless her phone number really is only six digits. 1099 01:26:08,651 --> 01:26:13,113 Funny way to make friends, someone stealing your wallet like that. 1100 01:26:17,035 --> 01:26:19,369 Goddamn it. The wallet alone is worth at least 500— 1101 01:26:19,537 --> 01:26:20,662 About $500, right? 1102 01:26:20,830 --> 01:26:23,790 Don't worry about it. My people are already on it as we speak. 1103 01:26:23,958 --> 01:26:25,917 Who or what is Mr. Charles? 1104 01:26:26,127 --> 01:26:29,796 It's a gambit designed to turn Fischer against his own subconscious. 1105 01:26:29,964 --> 01:26:31,298 And why don't you approve? 1106 01:26:31,466 --> 01:26:33,467 It involves telling the mark that he's dreaming... 1107 01:26:33,634 --> 01:26:35,802 which involves attracting a lot of attention to us. 1108 01:26:35,970 --> 01:26:38,889 - Didn't Cobb say never to do that? - Hmm. 1109 01:26:39,057 --> 01:26:40,807 So now you've noticed how much time... 1110 01:26:40,975 --> 01:26:43,643 Cobb spends doing things he says never to do. 1111 01:26:45,354 --> 01:26:47,147 Mr. Saito, can I have a moment? 1112 01:26:47,315 --> 01:26:49,733 — I'm sorry, but... - Hold on! Wait! 1113 01:26:51,069 --> 01:26:52,360 You look a bit perkier. 1114 01:26:52,528 --> 01:26:54,863 Very amusing, Mr. Eames. 1115 01:27:01,120 --> 01:27:02,621 Turbulence on the plane? 1116 01:27:02,789 --> 01:27:04,498 No, it's much closer. 1117 01:27:04,665 --> 01:27:06,333 That's Yusuf's driving. 1118 01:27:14,675 --> 01:27:17,135 Um, I'm sorry. Who did you say you were? 1119 01:27:17,303 --> 01:27:19,387 Rod Green from marketing. 1120 01:27:19,555 --> 01:27:21,181 But that's not true at all, is it? 1121 01:27:23,267 --> 01:27:26,728 My name is Mr. Charles. You remember me, don't you? 1122 01:27:26,938 --> 01:27:28,897 I'm the head of your security down here. 1123 01:27:30,191 --> 01:27:32,109 Get out on a different floor, keep moving. 1124 01:27:32,276 --> 01:27:34,611 Dump the wallet. Security will be looking for that. 1125 01:27:34,779 --> 01:27:38,281 - Okay. - We need to buy Cobb a little more time. 1126 01:27:41,911 --> 01:27:43,495 Security, huh? 1127 01:27:45,915 --> 01:27:48,083 - You work for the hotel? - No, no. 1128 01:27:48,251 --> 01:27:52,879 I specialize in a very specific type of security. 1129 01:27:53,256 --> 01:27:54,923 Subconscious security. 1130 01:27:55,091 --> 01:27:57,217 You're talking about dreams? 1131 01:27:57,385 --> 01:28:00,220 Are you talking about, um, extraction? 1132 01:28:01,264 --> 01:28:02,681 I am here to protect you. 1133 01:28:16,112 --> 01:28:18,655 Mr. Fischer, I'm here to protect you in the event... 1134 01:28:18,823 --> 01:28:22,200 that someone tries to access your mind through your dreams. 1135 01:28:22,368 --> 01:28:24,995 You're not safe here. 1136 01:28:25,830 --> 01:28:27,414 They're coming for you. 1137 01:28:45,766 --> 01:28:47,809 Strange weather, isn't it? 1138 01:28:52,648 --> 01:28:53,773 You feel that? 1139 01:28:55,776 --> 01:28:56,943 What's happening? 1140 01:28:57,111 --> 01:29:00,363 Cobb's drawing Fischer's attention to the strangeness of the dream... 1141 01:29:00,531 --> 01:29:03,408 which is making his subconscious look for the dreamer. 1142 01:29:03,576 --> 01:29:06,620 For me. Quick, give me a kiss. 1143 01:29:11,626 --> 01:29:15,503 - They're still looking at us. - Yeah, it was worth a shot. 1144 01:29:16,172 --> 01:29:18,215 We should probably get out of here. 1145 01:29:33,481 --> 01:29:37,067 You feel that? You've actually been trained for this, Mr. Fischer. 1146 01:29:37,234 --> 01:29:41,237 Pay attention to the strangeness of the weather, the shift in gravity. 1147 01:29:41,405 --> 01:29:44,574 None of this is real. You're in a dream. 1148 01:29:49,372 --> 01:29:51,623 Now, the easiest way for you to test yourself... 1149 01:29:51,832 --> 01:29:55,877 is to try and remember how you arrived at this hotel. Can you do that? 1150 01:29:56,712 --> 01:29:58,004 Yeah, I... 1151 01:29:58,172 --> 01:30:00,674 No, breathe, breathe. Remember your training. 1152 01:30:02,718 --> 01:30:06,054 Accept the fact that you're in a dream, and I'm here to protect you. Go on. 1153 01:30:08,057 --> 01:30:09,432 Mm-hm. 1154 01:30:12,228 --> 01:30:14,062 - You're not real? - No. 1155 01:30:14,230 --> 01:30:17,607 No. I'm a projection of your subconscious. 1156 01:30:17,775 --> 01:30:19,859 I was sent here to protect you in the event... 1157 01:30:20,027 --> 01:30:22,946 that extractors tried to pull you into a dream. 1158 01:30:23,114 --> 01:30:26,366 And I believe that's what's going on right now, Mr. Fischer. 1159 01:30:27,451 --> 01:30:28,493 Yeah. 1160 01:30:28,661 --> 01:30:29,744 Okay. 1161 01:30:30,663 --> 01:30:31,871 Okay. 1162 01:30:34,709 --> 01:30:36,710 Can you get me out of here? 1163 01:30:37,628 --> 01:30:40,213 Right away. Follow me. 1164 01:30:54,437 --> 01:30:55,770 Hold on a second. 1165 01:31:00,735 --> 01:31:02,569 Jesus Christ! What are you doing? 1166 01:31:02,737 --> 01:31:04,988 These men were sent here to abduct you, all right? 1167 01:31:05,156 --> 01:31:07,741 If you want my help, you have to remain calm. 1168 01:31:09,452 --> 01:31:11,745 I need you to work with me, Mr. Fischer. 1169 01:31:23,466 --> 01:31:27,093 If this is a dream, I should just kill myself to wake up, right? 1170 01:31:27,261 --> 01:31:29,345 I wouldn't do that if I were you, Mr. Fischer. 1171 01:31:29,513 --> 01:31:33,016 I believe they have you sedated, and if you pull that trigger... 1172 01:31:33,184 --> 01:31:34,350 you may not wake up. 1173 01:31:35,478 --> 01:31:39,773 You may go into a further dream state. Now, you know what I'm talking about. 1174 01:31:42,109 --> 01:31:43,777 You remember the training. 1175 01:31:44,945 --> 01:31:46,321 Remember what I said to you. 1176 01:31:47,198 --> 01:31:48,364 Give me the gun. 1177 01:32:00,169 --> 01:32:02,796 - This room should be directly below 528? - Yeah. 1178 01:32:12,139 --> 01:32:13,640 Think, Mr. Fischer, think. 1179 01:32:13,808 --> 01:32:17,644 What do you remember from before this dream? 1180 01:32:18,020 --> 01:32:20,647 There was, um, a lot of gunfire. 1181 01:32:20,815 --> 01:32:23,441 There was rain. 1182 01:32:23,984 --> 01:32:25,568 Uncle Peter. 1183 01:32:25,820 --> 01:32:29,489 - Oh, my God, we've been kidnapped. - Where were they holding you? 1184 01:32:32,493 --> 01:32:35,787 - They had us in the back of a van. - That explains the gravity shifts. 1185 01:32:35,996 --> 01:32:38,039 You're in the back of a van. Keep going. 1186 01:32:38,207 --> 01:32:40,500 It had something to do with, um... 1187 01:32:41,127 --> 01:32:44,003 Something to do with a safe. 1188 01:32:44,630 --> 01:32:46,256 God, why is it so hard to remember? 1189 01:32:46,423 --> 01:32:49,134 It's like trying to remember a dream after you've woken up. 1190 01:32:49,301 --> 01:32:51,010 Listen, it takes years of practice. 1191 01:32:51,178 --> 01:32:53,596 You and Browning have been pulled into this dream... 1192 01:32:53,764 --> 01:32:56,516 because they're trying to steal something from your mind. 1193 01:32:56,684 --> 01:33:00,270 I need you to focus and try and remember what that is. 1194 01:33:00,437 --> 01:33:02,063 What is it, Mr. Fischer? Think! 1195 01:33:02,231 --> 01:33:05,984 A combination. They demanded the first numbers to pop into my head. 1196 01:33:06,152 --> 01:33:08,862 They're trying to extract a number from your subconscious. 1197 01:33:09,029 --> 01:33:12,824 It can represent anything. We're in a hotel right now. 1198 01:33:13,617 --> 01:33:16,744 We should try hotel rooms. What was the number, Mr. Fischer? 1199 01:33:16,912 --> 01:33:19,747 Try and remember for me. This is very important. 1200 01:33:19,915 --> 01:33:21,249 Five. 1201 01:33:22,209 --> 01:33:24,669 Five, two— It was something, it was a long number. 1202 01:33:24,837 --> 01:33:26,921 That's good. We can start there. Fifth floor. 1203 01:33:27,089 --> 01:33:28,131 Yep. 1204 01:33:28,299 --> 01:33:32,343 - So do you use a timer? - No, I have to judge it for myself. 1205 01:33:32,553 --> 01:33:35,805 While you're all asleep in 528, I wait for Yusuf's kick. 1206 01:33:35,973 --> 01:33:38,099 - Well, how will you know? - His music warns me. 1207 01:33:38,267 --> 01:33:42,228 And then when the van hits the barrier of the bridge, that should be unmistakable. 1208 01:33:42,396 --> 01:33:45,565 So we get a nice synchronized kick. 1209 01:33:45,733 --> 01:33:48,151 If it's too soon, we won't get pulled out. 1210 01:33:48,319 --> 01:33:51,571 But if it's too late, I won't be able to drop us. 1211 01:33:51,739 --> 01:33:55,575 - Well, why not? - Because the van will be in freefall. 1212 01:33:56,076 --> 01:33:58,912 - Can't drop you without gravity. - Right. 1213 01:34:04,585 --> 01:34:06,794 They're with me. Go on. 1214 01:34:31,111 --> 01:34:32,153 Mr. Charles. 1215 01:34:32,321 --> 01:34:35,281 - Do you know what that is, Mr. Fischer? - Yeah, I think so. 1216 01:34:35,449 --> 01:34:37,533 They were trying to put you under. 1217 01:34:37,952 --> 01:34:40,036 - I'm already under. - Under again. 1218 01:34:40,204 --> 01:34:42,789 What do you mean, a dream within a dream? 1219 01:34:43,374 --> 01:34:45,833 Hey. I see you've changed. 1220 01:34:46,001 --> 01:34:47,627 I'm sorry? 1221 01:34:48,128 --> 01:34:52,006 Oh, I'm sorry. I mistook you for a friend. 1222 01:34:52,174 --> 01:34:53,466 Oh. 1223 01:34:53,634 --> 01:34:55,760 Good-looking fellow, I'm sure. 1224 01:34:56,428 --> 01:34:59,347 No, no, no. That's Fischer's projection of Browning. 1225 01:34:59,515 --> 01:35:01,391 Let's follow him and see how he behaves. 1226 01:35:01,558 --> 01:35:03,518 - Why? - Because how he acts will tell us... 1227 01:35:03,686 --> 01:35:07,021 if Fischer is starting to suspect his motives the way we want him to. 1228 01:35:07,189 --> 01:35:08,231 Shh. 1229 01:35:12,820 --> 01:35:15,321 - Uncle Peter. - You said you were kidnapped together? 1230 01:35:15,489 --> 01:35:18,908 Well, not exactly. They already had him. They were torturing him. 1231 01:35:19,076 --> 01:35:20,535 And you saw them torture him? 1232 01:35:28,085 --> 01:35:29,919 The kidnappers are working for you? 1233 01:35:30,879 --> 01:35:32,338 Robert. 1234 01:35:32,506 --> 01:35:36,342 You're trying to get that safe open? To get the alternate will? 1235 01:35:36,760 --> 01:35:41,014 Fischer Morrow has been my entire life. I can't let you destroy it. 1236 01:35:41,181 --> 01:35:43,516 I'm not gonna throw away my inheritance. 1237 01:35:43,684 --> 01:35:47,854 I couldn't let you rise to your father's last taunt. 1238 01:35:48,689 --> 01:35:51,691 - What taunt? - The will, Robert. That will? 1239 01:35:51,859 --> 01:35:53,818 That's his last insult. 1240 01:35:53,986 --> 01:35:57,613 A challenge for you to build something for yourself... 1241 01:35:57,781 --> 01:36:01,576 by telling you you're not worthy of his accomplishments. 1242 01:36:07,249 --> 01:36:12,628 - What, but that he was, um, disappointed? - I'm sorry. 1243 01:36:14,006 --> 01:36:17,091 But he's wrong. 1244 01:36:17,843 --> 01:36:20,470 You can build a better company than he ever did. 1245 01:36:20,637 --> 01:36:23,056 Mr. Fischer? He's lying. 1246 01:36:23,223 --> 01:36:25,350 - How do you know? - Trust me, it's what I do. 1247 01:36:25,517 --> 01:36:28,269 He's hiding something, and we need to find out what that is. 1248 01:36:29,480 --> 01:36:32,899 I need you to do the same thing to him that he was going to do to you. 1249 01:36:35,444 --> 01:36:39,530 We'll enter his subconscious and find out what he doesn't want you to know. 1250 01:36:40,783 --> 01:36:42,241 All right. 1251 01:36:48,248 --> 01:36:49,499 He's out. - Wait. 1252 01:36:49,666 --> 01:36:51,751 Whose subconscious are we going into exactly? 1253 01:36:51,919 --> 01:36:53,252 We're going into Fischer's. 1254 01:36:53,420 --> 01:36:56,089 I told him it was Browning's so he'd be a part of our team. 1255 01:36:56,256 --> 01:36:58,591 He's gonna help us break into his own subconscious. 1256 01:36:58,759 --> 01:37:00,343 That's right. 1257 01:37:00,511 --> 01:37:02,595 Security's gonna run you down hard. 1258 01:37:02,763 --> 01:37:05,098 And I will lead them on a merry chase. 1259 01:37:05,641 --> 01:37:08,267 - Just be back before the kick. - Go to sleep, Mr. Eames. 1260 01:37:13,482 --> 01:37:14,690 You good? 1261 01:37:17,861 --> 01:37:19,195 Hey. You ready? 1262 01:37:19,363 --> 01:37:22,949 Yes, yes. I'm fine. I'm ready. 1263 01:37:35,504 --> 01:37:36,838 Cobb? 1264 01:37:37,506 --> 01:37:39,966 Cobb? What's down there? 1265 01:37:43,303 --> 01:37:45,930 Hopefully, the truth we want Fischer to learn. 1266 01:37:46,098 --> 01:37:47,974 I mean, what's down there for you? 1267 01:40:24,590 --> 01:40:26,340 Did you see that? 1268 01:40:44,818 --> 01:40:46,652 Eames, this is your dream. 1269 01:40:46,820 --> 01:40:49,947 I need you to draw the security away from the complex, understand? 1270 01:40:50,115 --> 01:40:51,907 — Who guides Fischer in? - Not me. 1271 01:40:52,075 --> 01:40:54,535 If I know the route, everything could be compromised. 1272 01:40:54,703 --> 01:40:57,246 — I designed the place. - No, you're with me. 1273 01:40:57,414 --> 01:40:58,956 I could do it. 1274 01:40:59,374 --> 01:41:01,834 All right. Brief him on the route into the complex. 1275 01:41:02,002 --> 01:41:06,172 - Fischer, you'll be going with him. - All right. What about you? 1276 01:41:06,340 --> 01:41:09,175 You keep this live. I'll be listening in the whole time. 1277 01:41:09,343 --> 01:41:13,512 The windows on that upper floor are big enough for me to cover you from that tower. 1278 01:41:13,680 --> 01:41:14,972 You're not coming in? 1279 01:41:15,140 --> 01:41:17,475 In order to find out the truth about your father... 1280 01:41:17,643 --> 01:41:20,686 you're gonna need to break into Browning's mind on your own. 1281 01:41:21,521 --> 01:41:23,022 Come on, Fischer! 1282 01:42:18,078 --> 01:42:21,747 - Sound the alarm! Sound the alarm! - Go, go, go! 1283 01:42:21,915 --> 01:42:23,457 Move! 1284 01:42:25,001 --> 01:42:26,085 Go! 1285 01:42:41,268 --> 01:42:42,309 Sod it. 1286 01:42:53,488 --> 01:42:55,156 I hope you're ready. 1287 01:43:03,915 --> 01:43:05,666 No, it's too soon. 1288 01:43:12,174 --> 01:43:13,382 Cobb, do you hear that? 1289 01:43:13,550 --> 01:43:17,136 I first noticed it about 20 minutes ago, I thought it was the wind up here. 1290 01:43:17,637 --> 01:43:20,139 Yeah, I hear it. It's music. 1291 01:43:20,307 --> 01:43:21,724 So, what do we do? 1292 01:43:21,892 --> 01:43:23,309 We move fast. 1293 01:43:28,815 --> 01:43:31,025 Yusuf's 10 seconds from the jump. 1294 01:43:32,903 --> 01:43:35,279 Which gives Arthur three minutes. 1295 01:43:36,198 --> 01:43:38,324 - Hey! - That's him! 1296 01:43:38,992 --> 01:43:40,701 - Which gives us what? - Sixty minutes. 1297 01:43:40,869 --> 01:43:44,163 - Can they make that route in an hour? - They have to climb to the terrace. 1298 01:43:44,331 --> 01:43:47,166 Then they need a new route, a more direct route. 1299 01:43:58,386 --> 01:44:00,012 It's designed as a labyrinth. 1300 01:44:00,180 --> 01:44:02,681 There must be access routes that cut through the maze. 1301 01:44:02,849 --> 01:44:04,433 Eames? 1302 01:44:27,541 --> 01:44:28,791 Did Eames add any features? 1303 01:44:28,959 --> 01:44:30,417 I don't think I should tell you. 1304 01:44:30,585 --> 01:44:32,878 We don't have time for this. Did he add anything? 1305 01:44:33,338 --> 01:44:34,588 He added an air-duct system... 1306 01:44:34,756 --> 01:44:36,507 - ... that can cut through the maze. - Good. Explain it to them. 1307 01:45:12,210 --> 01:45:13,752 Paradox. 1308 01:46:23,657 --> 01:46:25,699 What was that? - The kick. 1309 01:46:26,326 --> 01:46:28,202 Cobb! Cobb, did we miss it? 1310 01:46:28,370 --> 01:46:30,079 Yeah, we missed it. 1311 01:46:30,246 --> 01:46:31,455 Man. 1312 01:46:31,623 --> 01:46:35,918 Couldn't someone have dreamt up a goddamn beach? Huh? 1313 01:46:36,086 --> 01:46:37,336 Uh-huh. 1314 01:46:38,088 --> 01:46:40,255 Well, what the hell do we do now? 1315 01:46:40,423 --> 01:46:42,257 We finish the job before the next kick. 1316 01:46:42,425 --> 01:46:44,510 - What next kick? - When the van hits the water. 1317 01:47:07,367 --> 01:47:10,828 If you'd like to make a call, please hang up and try again. 1318 01:47:10,995 --> 01:47:12,830 If you need help, hang up... 1319 01:47:13,039 --> 01:47:16,375 How do I drop you without gravity? 1320 01:47:18,878 --> 01:47:21,547 Arthur has a couple minutes, and we have about 20. 1321 01:47:44,946 --> 01:47:46,613 You okay? 1322 01:47:51,077 --> 01:47:54,955 Run! Turn around! Move to base! Move to base! 1323 01:47:55,123 --> 01:47:56,665 Go, go, go! 1324 01:47:58,835 --> 01:48:00,002 There's something wrong. 1325 01:48:00,170 --> 01:48:02,504 They're heading your way, like they know something. 1326 01:48:03,757 --> 01:48:05,966 Just buy us more time, all right? 1327 01:48:06,134 --> 01:48:07,968 - Come on! - On my way. 1328 01:48:08,136 --> 01:48:09,845 Come on! Move! 1329 01:49:34,013 --> 01:49:35,556 All right. 1330 01:49:47,735 --> 01:49:50,529 Okay. That's the antechamber outside the strong room. 1331 01:49:50,697 --> 01:49:54,199 - Does the strong room have windows? - It wouldn't be very strong if it did. 1332 01:49:54,367 --> 01:49:56,618 Let's hope Fischer likes what he finds in there. 1333 01:49:58,246 --> 01:50:01,582 - Are those projections his subconscious? - Yes. 1334 01:50:01,749 --> 01:50:05,127 - Are you destroying parts of his mind? - No. They're just projections. 1335 01:50:31,404 --> 01:50:33,155 - We're here. - You're clear, but hurry. 1336 01:50:33,323 --> 01:50:35,157 There's an entire army headed your way. 1337 01:51:01,976 --> 01:51:03,352 I'm in. 1338 01:51:08,650 --> 01:51:09,775 There he is. 1339 01:51:52,360 --> 01:51:55,070 - There's someone in there. - Fischer, it's a trap. Get out. 1340 01:51:56,239 --> 01:51:58,824 Come on. Come on, a little lower. 1341 01:52:04,539 --> 01:52:05,706 Cobb. 1342 01:52:06,332 --> 01:52:08,875 No, she is not real. 1343 01:52:09,502 --> 01:52:10,711 How do you know that? 1344 01:52:10,878 --> 01:52:14,506 She is just a projection. Fischer. Fischer is real. 1345 01:52:18,511 --> 01:52:20,053 Hello. 1346 01:52:24,726 --> 01:52:27,936 Eames! Eames, get to the antechamber now! 1347 01:53:11,856 --> 01:53:14,733 What happened? - Mal killed Fischer. 1348 01:53:16,986 --> 01:53:19,029 I couldn't shoot her. 1349 01:53:19,697 --> 01:53:23,075 There's no use in reviving him. His mind's already trapped down there. 1350 01:53:23,242 --> 01:53:24,284 It's all over. 1351 01:53:26,037 --> 01:53:27,662 So that's it, then? We failed? 1352 01:53:28,289 --> 01:53:30,457 We're done. I'm sorry. 1353 01:53:34,337 --> 01:53:36,963 It's not me that doesn't get back to my family, is it? 1354 01:53:37,673 --> 01:53:41,593 Shame. I wanted to know what was gonna happen in there. I swear we had this. 1355 01:53:41,761 --> 01:53:43,804 Let's set the charges. 1356 01:53:45,640 --> 01:53:47,140 No, there's still another way. 1357 01:53:48,434 --> 01:53:51,853 - We have to follow Fischer down there. - Not enough time. 1358 01:53:52,021 --> 01:53:54,856 No, but there will be enough time down there. 1359 01:53:55,983 --> 01:53:57,109 And we will find him. 1360 01:53:57,276 --> 01:54:01,196 Okay, as soon as Arthur's music kicks in, just use the defibrillator to revive him. 1361 01:54:01,364 --> 01:54:04,282 We can give him his own kick down below. 1362 01:54:05,284 --> 01:54:06,993 Look, you get him in there. 1363 01:54:07,161 --> 01:54:10,038 As soon as the music ends, you blow up the hospital... 1364 01:54:10,206 --> 01:54:12,999 and we all ride the kick back up the layers. 1365 01:54:14,210 --> 01:54:18,964 It's worth a shot, if Saito can hold the guards off while I set the charges. 1366 01:54:19,132 --> 01:54:21,258 Saito will never make it, will he? 1367 01:54:23,302 --> 01:54:25,762 - Cobb, come on. We've gotta try this. - Go for it. 1368 01:54:25,930 --> 01:54:28,849 If you are not back before the kick, I am gone with or without you. 1369 01:54:29,016 --> 01:54:32,269 She's right. She's right. Come on. Let's go. 1370 01:54:36,482 --> 01:54:38,692 Can I trust you to do what needs to happen here? 1371 01:54:38,860 --> 01:54:40,068 Mal's gonna be down there. 1372 01:54:40,236 --> 01:54:42,654 I know where to find her. She'll have Fischer. 1373 01:54:42,822 --> 01:54:46,741 - How do you know? - Because she wants me to come after him. 1374 01:54:46,909 --> 01:54:49,077 She wants me back down there with her. 1375 01:55:15,855 --> 01:55:16,855 All right? 1376 01:55:24,113 --> 01:55:26,781 - This is your world? - It was. 1377 01:55:27,575 --> 01:55:29,534 And this is where she'll be. 1378 01:55:30,244 --> 01:55:31,286 Come on. 1379 01:56:18,292 --> 01:56:20,752 Saito. Saito. 1380 01:56:21,212 --> 01:56:25,173 I need you to take care of Fischer while I go set some charges, okay? 1381 01:56:25,341 --> 01:56:28,760 No room for tourists on these jobs. 1382 01:56:31,430 --> 01:56:32,597 Don't be silly. 1383 01:57:05,089 --> 01:57:07,132 You built all this? This is incredible. 1384 01:57:07,633 --> 01:57:09,634 We built for years. 1385 01:57:10,678 --> 01:57:12,679 Then we started in on the memories. 1386 01:57:19,729 --> 01:57:21,146 This way. 1387 01:58:02,813 --> 01:58:04,898 This was our neighborhood. 1388 01:58:05,066 --> 01:58:07,400 Places from our past. 1389 01:58:07,568 --> 01:58:09,360 That was our first apartment. 1390 01:58:09,528 --> 01:58:11,738 Then we moved to that building right there. 1391 01:58:11,906 --> 01:58:14,449 After Mal became pregnant, that became our home. 1392 01:58:14,617 --> 01:58:17,410 You reconstructed all of this from memory? 1393 01:58:17,578 --> 01:58:19,871 Like I told you, we had lots of time. 1394 01:58:20,039 --> 01:58:21,623 What is that? 1395 01:58:23,167 --> 01:58:24,918 That's the house Mal grew up in. 1396 01:58:25,086 --> 01:58:27,545 - Well, will she be in there? - No. 1397 01:58:27,880 --> 01:58:28,880 Come on. 1398 01:58:29,048 --> 01:58:32,383 We both wanted to live in a house, but we loved this type of building. 1399 01:58:32,551 --> 01:58:35,512 In the real world, we'd have to choose, but not here. 1400 01:59:16,095 --> 01:59:18,096 How are we gonna bring Fischer back? 1401 01:59:18,514 --> 01:59:20,932 We're gonna have to come up with some kind of a kick. 1402 01:59:21,100 --> 01:59:22,517 What? 1403 01:59:23,519 --> 01:59:24,602 I'm gonna improvise. 1404 01:59:24,770 --> 01:59:29,440 Listen, there's something you should know about me. About inception. 1405 01:59:42,538 --> 01:59:46,416 An idea is like a virus. Resilient. 1406 01:59:47,251 --> 01:59:48,793 Highly contagious. 1407 01:59:48,961 --> 01:59:52,297 And the smallest seed of an idea can grow. 1408 01:59:53,382 --> 01:59:55,341 It can grow to define... 1409 01:59:56,385 --> 01:59:57,969 or destroy you. 1410 02:00:01,098 --> 02:00:03,850 The smallest idea, such as: 1411 02:00:04,476 --> 02:00:06,811 "Your world is not real." 1412 02:00:07,104 --> 02:00:10,857 Simple little thought that changes everything. 1413 02:00:12,109 --> 02:00:16,613 So certain of your world. Of what's real. 1414 02:00:16,780 --> 02:00:18,573 Do you think he is? 1415 02:00:20,367 --> 02:00:23,286 Or do you think he's as lost as I was? 1416 02:00:24,413 --> 02:00:25,914 I know what's real, Mal. 1417 02:00:28,000 --> 02:00:30,293 No creeping doubts? 1418 02:00:31,003 --> 02:00:33,630 Not feeling persecuted, Dom? 1419 02:00:33,923 --> 02:00:35,256 Chased around the globe... 1420 02:00:35,424 --> 02:00:38,092 by anonymous corporations and police forces... 1421 02:00:38,260 --> 02:00:40,887 the way the projections persecute the dreamer? 1422 02:00:42,514 --> 02:00:44,015 Admit it. 1423 02:00:45,309 --> 02:00:48,144 You don't believe in one reality anymore. 1424 02:00:48,312 --> 02:00:49,854 So choose. 1425 02:00:50,022 --> 02:00:53,358 Choose to be here. Choose me. 1426 02:01:20,135 --> 02:01:21,386 You know what I have to do. 1427 02:01:21,553 --> 02:01:24,222 I have to get back to our children because you left them. 1428 02:01:25,557 --> 02:01:27,100 Because you left us. 1429 02:01:27,268 --> 02:01:29,060 — You're wrong. - I'm not wrong. 1430 02:01:29,228 --> 02:01:31,271 You're confused. 1431 02:01:32,398 --> 02:01:34,440 Our children are here. 1432 02:01:35,234 --> 02:01:38,486 And you'd like to see their faces again, wouldn't you? 1433 02:01:38,654 --> 02:01:41,739 Yes, but I'm gonna see them up above, Mal. 1434 02:01:55,379 --> 02:01:57,380 Up above? 1435 02:01:58,257 --> 02:02:01,926 Listen to yourself. These are our children. 1436 02:02:02,428 --> 02:02:03,803 Watch. 1437 02:02:04,305 --> 02:02:06,014 James? Phillipa? 1438 02:02:06,181 --> 02:02:08,599 Don't do this, Mal. Please. Those aren't my children. 1439 02:02:08,767 --> 02:02:11,269 You keep telling yourself that, but you don't believe it. 1440 02:02:11,437 --> 02:02:13,313 - No, I know it. - What if you're wrong? 1441 02:02:13,731 --> 02:02:16,024 What if I'm what's real? 1442 02:02:17,234 --> 02:02:19,444 You keep telling yourself what you know. 1443 02:02:21,030 --> 02:02:23,281 But what do you believe? 1444 02:02:24,241 --> 02:02:25,450 What do you feel? 1445 02:02:27,619 --> 02:02:29,037 Guilt. 1446 02:02:30,247 --> 02:02:32,457 I feel guilt, Mal. 1447 02:02:33,000 --> 02:02:36,961 And no matter what I do, no matter how hopeless I am... 1448 02:02:37,129 --> 02:02:41,382 no matter how confused, that guilt is always there... 1449 02:02:41,550 --> 02:02:44,093 reminding me of the truth. 1450 02:02:44,595 --> 02:02:45,887 What truth? 1451 02:02:48,307 --> 02:02:53,561 That the idea that caused you to question your reality came from me. 1452 02:02:56,940 --> 02:03:00,068 You planted the idea in my mind? 1453 02:03:01,570 --> 02:03:03,071 What is she talking about? 1454 02:03:03,989 --> 02:03:09,243 The reason I knew inception was possible was because I did it to her first. 1455 02:03:10,287 --> 02:03:13,247 - I did it to my own wife. - Why? 1456 02:03:13,999 --> 02:03:15,500 We were lost in here. 1457 02:03:16,418 --> 02:03:21,047 I knew we needed to escape, but she wouldn't accept it. 1458 02:03:24,259 --> 02:03:29,931 She had locked something away, something deep inside. 1459 02:03:30,682 --> 02:03:34,852 A truth that she had once known, but chose to forget. 1460 02:03:35,813 --> 02:03:37,939 And she couldn't break free. 1461 02:03:40,651 --> 02:03:43,361 So I decided to search for it. 1462 02:03:43,946 --> 02:03:48,825 I went deep into the recess of her mind and found that secret place. 1463 02:03:48,992 --> 02:03:50,868 And I broke in... 1464 02:03:51,453 --> 02:03:53,621 and I planted an idea. 1465 02:03:54,373 --> 02:03:58,126 A simple little idea that would change everything. 1466 02:04:03,382 --> 02:04:05,716 That her world wasn't real. 1467 02:04:18,564 --> 02:04:21,732 That death was the only escape. 1468 02:04:29,158 --> 02:04:30,908 You're waiting for a train. 1469 02:04:33,245 --> 02:04:35,955 A train that'll take you far away. 1470 02:04:37,124 --> 02:04:40,126 You know where you hope this train will take you... 1471 02:04:41,253 --> 02:04:43,254 but you can't know for sure. 1472 02:04:44,423 --> 02:04:45,965 Yet it doesn't matter. 1473 02:04:47,426 --> 02:04:50,595 - Now, tell me why! - Because you'll be together! 1474 02:04:54,933 --> 02:04:58,978 But I never knew that that idea would grow in her mind like a cancer... 1475 02:04:59,146 --> 02:05:01,564 that even after she woke... 1476 02:05:04,443 --> 02:05:06,944 That even after you came back to reality... 1477 02:05:09,865 --> 02:05:12,825 that you'd continue to believe your world wasn't real. 1478 02:05:15,621 --> 02:05:17,997 That death was the only escape. 1479 02:05:18,165 --> 02:05:20,833 Mal, no! Jesus! 1480 02:05:21,001 --> 02:05:24,712 - You infected my mind. - I was trying to save you. 1481 02:05:24,880 --> 02:05:26,297 You betrayed me. 1482 02:05:27,132 --> 02:05:30,801 But you can make amends. You can still keep your promise. 1483 02:05:30,969 --> 02:05:34,013 We can still be together, right here... 1484 02:05:34,181 --> 02:05:36,641 in the world we built together. 1485 02:06:57,472 --> 02:06:59,807 Cobb, we need to get Fischer. 1486 02:07:00,684 --> 02:07:01,976 You can't have him. 1487 02:07:03,020 --> 02:07:06,439 - if I stay here, will you let him go? - What are you talking about? 1488 02:07:10,902 --> 02:07:12,737 Fischer is on the porch. 1489 02:07:13,322 --> 02:07:15,906 - Go check he's alive, Ariadne. - Cobb, you can't do this. 1490 02:07:16,074 --> 02:07:18,743 Go check he's alive right now. Do it. 1491 02:07:34,384 --> 02:07:37,470 He's here! And it's time, but you have to come now! 1492 02:07:37,638 --> 02:07:41,307 You take Fischer with you, all right? - You can't stay here to be with her. 1493 02:07:43,894 --> 02:07:46,604 I'm not. Saito's dead by now. 1494 02:07:46,772 --> 02:07:50,274 That means he's down here somewhere. That means I have to find him. 1495 02:07:52,277 --> 02:07:55,363 I can't stay with her anymore, because she doesn't exist. 1496 02:07:55,530 --> 02:07:58,949 I'm the only thing you do believe in anymore. 1497 02:07:59,117 --> 02:08:00,451 No. 1498 02:08:01,620 --> 02:08:03,037 I wish. 1499 02:08:04,623 --> 02:08:07,124 I wish more than anything, but... 1500 02:08:08,251 --> 02:08:10,961 I can't imagine you with all your complexity... 1501 02:08:11,129 --> 02:08:13,673 all your perfection, all your imperfection. 1502 02:08:14,800 --> 02:08:15,800 - You all right? - Yeah. 1503 02:08:15,967 --> 02:08:17,802 Look at you. 1504 02:08:19,054 --> 02:08:23,974 You're just a shade. You're just a shade of my real wife. 1505 02:08:24,434 --> 02:08:27,061 And you were the best that I could do, but... 1506 02:08:27,896 --> 02:08:30,314 I'm sorry, you're just not good enough. 1507 02:08:30,482 --> 02:08:32,149 Does this feel real? 1508 02:08:34,528 --> 02:08:37,154 - What are you doing? - Improvising. 1509 02:08:45,747 --> 02:08:47,456 No, no, no! 1510 02:08:48,417 --> 02:08:50,835 In there, now. Go, go, go. 1511 02:09:35,672 --> 02:09:37,548 I was dis— 1512 02:09:39,259 --> 02:09:41,594 I was dis— Disa— 1513 02:09:42,471 --> 02:09:45,014 - I know, Dad. - Dis— 1514 02:09:51,021 --> 02:09:53,105 I know you were disappointed... 1515 02:09:53,899 --> 02:09:55,274 I couldn't be you. 1516 02:09:55,692 --> 02:09:57,193 No. 1517 02:09:57,694 --> 02:09:58,903 No, no, no. 1518 02:09:59,946 --> 02:10:01,947 I was disappointed... 1519 02:10:03,700 --> 02:10:05,618 that you tried. 1520 02:10:28,892 --> 02:10:30,559 What? 1521 02:10:39,986 --> 02:10:41,111 Come on, come on. 1522 02:11:11,351 --> 02:11:12,852 Dad? 1523 02:11:51,182 --> 02:11:54,268 That's the kick, Ariadne! You have to go now! 1524 02:12:07,115 --> 02:12:10,534 Don't lose yourself! Find Saito and bring him back! 1525 02:12:10,702 --> 02:12:12,369 I will! 1526 02:12:52,535 --> 02:12:55,287 You remember when you asked me to marry you? 1527 02:12:55,455 --> 02:12:56,580 Yes. 1528 02:12:56,748 --> 02:12:59,792 You said you dreamt that we'd grow old together. 1529 02:13:02,504 --> 02:13:04,004 But we did. 1530 02:13:05,924 --> 02:13:08,300 We did. You don't remember? 1531 02:13:12,973 --> 02:13:15,808 I miss you more than I can bear... 1532 02:13:18,186 --> 02:13:20,187 but we had our time together. 1533 02:13:21,523 --> 02:13:23,607 And I have to let you go. 1534 02:13:25,694 --> 02:13:27,486 I have to let you go. 1535 02:14:18,747 --> 02:14:20,039 I'm sorry, Robert. 1536 02:14:47,692 --> 02:14:51,361 You know, the will means that Dad wanted me to be my own man... 1537 02:14:52,447 --> 02:14:54,490 not just to live for him. 1538 02:14:56,076 --> 02:14:58,619 That's what I'm gonna do, Uncle Peter. 1539 02:15:08,379 --> 02:15:09,630 What happened? 1540 02:15:10,090 --> 02:15:11,799 - Cobb stayed. - With Mal? 1541 02:15:11,966 --> 02:15:13,217 No, to find Saito. 1542 02:15:15,512 --> 02:15:17,262 He'll be lost. 1543 02:15:19,808 --> 02:15:21,642 No, he'll be all right. 1544 02:15:37,659 --> 02:15:39,618 Have you come to kill me? 1545 02:15:43,915 --> 02:15:46,375 I'm waiting for someone. 1546 02:15:50,839 --> 02:15:53,590 Someone from a half-remembered dream. 1547 02:15:56,344 --> 02:15:57,761 Cobb? 1548 02:15:59,681 --> 02:16:01,431 Impossible. 1549 02:16:01,975 --> 02:16:04,601 We were young men together. 1550 02:16:06,187 --> 02:16:08,522 I'm an old man. 1551 02:16:09,774 --> 02:16:11,817 Filled with regret. 1552 02:16:14,946 --> 02:16:17,656 Waiting to die alone. 1553 02:16:20,827 --> 02:16:22,995 I've come back for you. 1554 02:16:26,291 --> 02:16:30,127 To remind you of something. 1555 02:16:33,423 --> 02:16:35,799 Something you once knew. 1556 02:16:38,636 --> 02:16:40,888 That this world is not real. 1557 02:16:45,810 --> 02:16:50,314 To convince me to honor our arrangement? 1558 02:16:51,149 --> 02:16:53,901 To take a leap of faith, yes. 1559 02:16:59,991 --> 02:17:01,325 Come back... 1560 02:17:03,870 --> 02:17:07,247 so we can be young men together again. 1561 02:17:11,002 --> 02:17:13,003 Come back with me. 1562 02:17:16,090 --> 02:17:17,507 Come back. 1563 02:17:27,268 --> 02:17:28,977 Hot towel, sir? 1564 02:17:29,604 --> 02:17:32,481 We'll be landing in Los Angeles in about 20 minutes. 1565 02:17:32,649 --> 02:17:34,942 Do you need immigration forms? 1566 02:17:37,028 --> 02:17:38,362 Thank you. 1567 02:17:38,863 --> 02:17:40,489 Hot towel, sir? 1568 02:17:41,491 --> 02:17:44,493 - No. - Do you need immigration forms? 1569 02:18:55,857 --> 02:18:56,940 Welcome home, Mr. Cobb. 1570 02:18:58,067 --> 02:18:59,693 Thank you, sir. 1571 02:19:43,738 --> 02:19:45,113 Welcome. 1572 02:19:45,573 --> 02:19:46,990 This way. 1573 02:20:08,179 --> 02:20:11,640 James? Phillipa? 1574 02:20:15,353 --> 02:20:16,645 Look who's here. 1575 02:20:22,235 --> 02:20:23,318 Hey. 1576 02:20:24,403 --> 02:20:27,114 — Hey, guys! Hey! How are you? - Daddy! Daddy! 1577 02:20:27,281 --> 02:20:29,533 - Daddy! — How are you? 1578 02:20:30,660 --> 02:20:32,244 Look what I've been building! 1579 02:20:32,411 --> 02:20:36,123 — What are you building? - We're building a house on the cliff! 1580 02:20:36,290 --> 02:20:39,167 On the cliff? Come on, I want you to show me. Can you show me? 1581 02:20:39,335 --> 02:20:41,878 - Let's go. — Come on, Daddy! 1582 02:20:42,335 --> 02:20:52,335 Advertise your product or brand here contact www.OpenSubtitles.org today