Both actors are on wires to help them move around the room. if you notice between :12 secs and :14 secs the actor is having trouble keeping his feet on the floor, it's because the wires are pulling him up before they are supposed to. you have them do the normal fight then they rotate the camera to make it look like gravity is shifting. THEN you get the VFX team to edit out the wires. EASY!
It's on youtube, they built a giant rotating hallway, a huge structure and there wasn't wires for that scene, they literally fought in a rotating hallway.
The thing is that I uploaded the video around the time the movie was been released. Before we got to see the "making of". I posted it to prove a point to a friend of mine right after we saw the movie, he thought they used CGI.
It has so many thumbs down because this isn't how they did it. But still, it's a joke, of course no one really thinks they just spun the camera, that's stupid!
Well, I would not say this is not the way they did it. It was done via a practical, real life, element, not clever camera tricks, if this is what this video is implying.
But it's a good way to clearly see the orientation of the gravity during the scene, and it looks pretty cool.
@Drewandy22 "We still don't know how"? What's there to know? There is only one way to film something like this. So stop whining and enjoy the video for what it is.
@Nueztoy Thanks for the video. It's EXACTLY what I was looking for! I watched the making of. I know they used a rotating hallway and stationary camera mounted to the floor, but I wanted to get a better sense of orientation without having to physically flip my computer. This video does that perfectly.
I think people misinterpret the title of the video as implying that you're making a joke about simply flipping the screen to achieve the effect. It's lame this video's getting so many thumbs down.
@Nueztoy Maybe people thought they would see HOW THEY DID IT!! Seeing as you put that in the title! You get a dislike for this off me as well! Time waster
lol at all the comments tell TheDM75 he's stupid when they all are for thinking this was how it was actually filmed.
They built the whole corridor and made it rotate Joseph Gordon-Levitt had to practice walking throgh the hallway with and without wires because chirstopher Nolan prefers all effects to be real.
Watch a Pre-January 8th copy of Inception. Listen closely when the actors say imagine, reality, and safe, or point pistols. You'll hear the words, Loughner, offin' her, part of the word Giffords, and much more. Some say they hear, do it.
@TheDM75 Right, so you think that altering the film digitally also alters the direction of gravity? There was no way for them to film a scene like that without actually rotating the hallway. You're implying that this video was an alternative way of filming the scene, when it was just altering our perception.
@doctaword How dumb can you be? That's EXACTLY what im saying, they rotated the hallway, they didn't flip the image digitally, the guy in this video thinks it was made digitally, got it now? OMG...
@TheDM75 i thing that they made this video so as to show how the director and everybody else that was in the studio actually saw the scene, and to showcase how is the shifting of the gravity possible just by changing the angle of the scenery. I am sorry for my english, but it is not my native language.
Um, hello? You can tell he's rotating the image right? And somehow the actors always seem to be at the bottom of the screen? Newsflash, Nolan built a hallway and rotated it, that's exactly how the orientation would be if the hallway was spun around.
@TheDM75 Dude, the guy has rotated the film just to resync up the footage with the direction of gravity in reality. So that we can see what it actually was like for the actors. He's not saying they put magnets on the walls and in the actors' feet and then rotated the freakin' film in post. Jesus!
come on all marks. this has been done 60 years ago in "Royal Wedding" - Fred Astaire danced on the ceiling - check it out. For all you Nolan-lovers...
They built it because Inception was basically shot on an unlimited budget, as Christopher Nolan did so well in Dark Knight they let him create this with whatever money he wanted.. and he made ten fold back in the opening week or something lmao! True Genius....
Morons. They drugged all the actors, put them into a van, pushed in down a hill, made the actors dream that they were in a hotel, and the simply filmed it. IT'S THAT EASY!
I am really surprised that people wanted to know how did they made this effect. I hope that everyone that looks for these things because they are just interested in seeing how did they do it not that because someone who just saw the film goes out in the internet asking how did they made this because that would be really stupid.
@Bobo200015 I'd say the same thing first, but I managed to translate his/her comment that made no sense. Here's basically what he/she said:
I'm surprised people wanted to know how they made this effect. I hope everyone watches this because they're interested in how they did so, but not because they just saw the film & are wondering how they did, because that would be stupid"
@FolderolTV That wasn't rotating so much as tilting. Pretty epic effort for a relatively subtle effect (in the restaurant I mean, the rotating hall was obviously a lot less subtle :P) That's why I dig Nolan. He goes the exxtra mile for realism.
This is still cool to watch because we're following them at the point of where they're standing and seeing the room upside down is awesome so i appreciate this video.
They also built an entire set to tilt for that scene in the hotel bar which was totally stupid and unnecessary as all you see is the water in a glass tilt and absolutely nothing else lol.
@TheEIPfan they actually picked cast who wouldn't fall over. just thought it'd be much more effective if it panned out from the tilted water to the whole set..
You're retarded you dumb ass Mexican. Chris Nolan used the simulator for NASA's plane simulator to mimic the rocking motion. They simply removed the cockpit and replaced it with a corridor like it was in a hotel.
@marcusag12 not saying that they merely twisted the camera. The camera in this video was readjusted to represent the direction of gravity, OBVIOUSLY if you used a brain you would realize this jeez
the thing is the camera was secured to a ROTATING HALLWAY. The entire hallway in this scene was part of a machine that spun it around; go watch the behind the scenes.
@BecuzIt First of all i know that they built a rotating room to make the scene to be as real as it could get, i have a bigger brain then you so you can shut up. I know more about these types of things then you do. So don't test me.
Brain size variation within humans has nothing to do with intelligence. (men & women are different size)
"Then" describes a certain time, or is used as a preposition to start a sentence.
"Than," in the way you tried to used the word "then," compares two things.
You assumed the person who edited this vid did so thinking that this hallway scene was filmed merely by rotating a camera in a normal hallway, when it was actually just adjusted to show the direction of the Earth's GRAVITY.
I think I would have liked it better this way, with the camera following Levitt's movements instead of the corridor's. I know the way it's filmed in the movie is alot more original and surreal and all that, but still...
1st. they built a set on a gigantic rotating machine(seen the hbo special) 2nd even if they didi do it like that, it doesnt explain how they ended up on the ceiling
I know everyone else is freaking out over the awesomeness of the technical filming of this, but, holy mother of God, the fluid way JGL *moves* is making me weak in the knees.
@Biohazard1997X I know for real. That's why it's such an impressive fight because it would be so easy to mess up or trip and fall. Definitely worthy of recognition.
Can somebody tell me the name of the song that sounds in this scene? I know is music from Hans Zimmer but I need the name of the song, if somebody know it, tell me please.
They were probably using cables to do this scene. And they built this hotel hall to make the scene, I've seen a making of on TV and there was a square with this hotel hall on it. :)
Yes, they would. Or maybe they just built the hotel hall and the actors were there, just ass kicking while they were making this scene. You never know. :)
@supermassiveXdream Yeah they built a giant rotating hallway...but I just thought of something...what did they do with it? I dont think its just something you can stash away in the prop warehouse haha.
@supermassiveXdream yeah i know joseph did his own stunts, and i'm pretty pretty sure they practiced this cause if they didn't and one of them mess up, BAM! face hits the cieling.
Agreed. I saw one part of the making of this movie on TV and they actually built a large hall because Christopher Nolan wanted to make all scenes as real as possible so he asked somebody to built this large hall. I hope I didn't make a mess. :)
Very clever. So, what they did was to attach the camera to the rotating hall set and then rotate the frame at exactly the opposite angular velocity, selling the illusion that the cam is static. It's incredible how simple were the special FX and the chasing scenes in this movie and yet make it so appealing!
@delta2ish Yeah, dude, but what i mean is that they attached the camera to the rotating hall and then retouched the shot by rotating the frame in the opposite direction at the same speed. This way, we see the characters "rotating" (JGL and his opponent falling to the sidewalls and roof) but not the hallway itself. Got me?
@delta2ish that's not what he means, they did make a big rotating set, but they rotated the camera too so it doesn't look like the set is rotating but that the characters are walking all over the walls.
I swear, that guy should star as batman beyond if they ever make it.
Koreanlearner101 1 week ago
well thx for clearing this up for me, its not like i could obviously tell what was going on or anything, i thought it was aliens
randomthoughtsfilms 1 month ago
Both actors are on wires to help them move around the room. if you notice between :12 secs and :14 secs the actor is having trouble keeping his feet on the floor, it's because the wires are pulling him up before they are supposed to. you have them do the normal fight then they rotate the camera to make it look like gravity is shifting. THEN you get the VFX team to edit out the wires. EASY!
tysirrah 3 months ago
@tysirrah
Or because he lost his balance, watch the behind the scenes and it shows footage of exactly how it was done.
EshnehGaming 3 months ago
@EshnehGaming
oh really? how'd they do it? I don't have the dvd
tysirrah 3 months ago
@tysirrah
It's on youtube, they built a giant rotating hallway, a huge structure and there wasn't wires for that scene, they literally fought in a rotating hallway.
EshnehGaming 3 months ago
The thing is that I uploaded the video around the time the movie was been released. Before we got to see the "making of". I posted it to prove a point to a friend of mine right after we saw the movie, he thought they used CGI.
Nueztoy 3 months ago
They... Used... A... Rotating... Hall...
GetawayFilms 3 months ago 2
it's the exact same effect as in Fred Astaire's scene in the 1951 film, "Royal Wedding." It's a very old film trick.
shelby1386 4 months ago
No cgi, no stuntmen
lukeyboy1589 5 months ago
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lukeyboy1589 5 months ago
It has so many thumbs down because this isn't how they did it. But still, it's a joke, of course no one really thinks they just spun the camera, that's stupid!
koolhatesme 6 months ago
es la mejor escena que vi en mi vida
kycjorge 6 months ago
Well, I would not say this is not the way they did it. It was done via a practical, real life, element, not clever camera tricks, if this is what this video is implying.
But it's a good way to clearly see the orientation of the gravity during the scene, and it looks pretty cool.
Dilly890 6 months ago
Okay, why is this getting so many thumbs down?
LightStijn 7 months ago 14
@LightStijn we still dont know how
Drewandy22 7 months ago
@Drewandy22 "We still don't know how"? What's there to know? There is only one way to film something like this. So stop whining and enjoy the video for what it is.
LightStijn 7 months ago
@LightStijn i didnt thumb it down.
Drewandy22 7 months ago
@LightStijn Maybe they expect to se a behind the scenes, but I made this video just after I saw the movie in the theater.
Nueztoy 6 months ago 15
@Nueztoy And it's a good video. Interesting to see it like this. So everyone should stop whining.
LightStijn 6 months ago
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@Nueztoy Thanks for the video. It's EXACTLY what I was looking for! I watched the making of. I know they used a rotating hallway and stationary camera mounted to the floor, but I wanted to get a better sense of orientation without having to physically flip my computer. This video does that perfectly.
I think people misinterpret the title of the video as implying that you're making a joke about simply flipping the screen to achieve the effect. It's lame this video's getting so many thumbs down.
juli0sus 5 months ago
@Nueztoy Maybe people thought they would see HOW THEY DID IT!! Seeing as you put that in the title! You get a dislike for this off me as well! Time waster
GetawayFilms 3 months ago
@LightStijn This doesn't explain shit. That's why.
worldslinger81 3 months ago
@worldslinger81 Do you really need an explanation?
LightStijn 3 months ago
not even remotely close
youyouc 7 months ago
i thought i might throw up after this....
paberatne 7 months ago
why is the nbc logo rotating?
frikken20 9 months ago
nice effect here, to help visualize how it works
although i already knew how they did it
RabbidsL 9 months ago
lol at all the comments tell TheDM75 he's stupid when they all are for thinking this was how it was actually filmed.
They built the whole corridor and made it rotate Joseph Gordon-Levitt had to practice walking throgh the hallway with and without wires because chirstopher Nolan prefers all effects to be real.
STEvieThEGEEko 10 months ago
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markoos88 10 months ago
Where can I find the full interview this clip was from?
lesleyburt 10 months ago
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1 OF THE BEST MOVIES OUT
KAZEEMA91 11 months ago
you knows nofinks
darkaura0 11 months ago
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Watch a Pre-January 8th copy of Inception. Listen closely when the actors say imagine, reality, and safe, or point pistols. You'll hear the words, Loughner, offin' her, part of the word Giffords, and much more. Some say they hear, do it.
jamestargetedindiv 11 months ago
LMAO The guy who made this video is a dumbass, you really think they did it this way? -.-'
TheDM75 11 months ago
@TheDM75 in fact they did... The hall was built on cranes that rotated it.
niva2gr 11 months ago
@niva2gr I know, they did it THAT way. But not the way in the video: Flipping the image digitally.
TheDM75 11 months ago
@TheDM75 Wow, you're an idiot
doctaword 11 months ago
@doctaword no, you are, cuz you cant understand what i just said.
TheDM75 11 months ago
@TheDM75 Right, so you think that altering the film digitally also alters the direction of gravity? There was no way for them to film a scene like that without actually rotating the hallway. You're implying that this video was an alternative way of filming the scene, when it was just altering our perception.
doctaword 11 months ago
@doctaword How dumb can you be? That's EXACTLY what im saying, they rotated the hallway, they didn't flip the image digitally, the guy in this video thinks it was made digitally, got it now? OMG...
TheDM75 11 months ago
@TheDM75 Do you even understand the purpose of the video? It shows HOW they did it. Apparently you don't understand that.
doctaword 11 months ago
@doctaword Well this is not HOW they did it. You don't understand that.
TheDM75 11 months ago
@TheDM75 OBVIOUSLY
doctaword 11 months ago
@doctaword That's what ive been saying the whole time...
TheDM75 11 months ago
@TheDM75 You're accusing the uploader of thinking they did this digitally when they obviously didn't
doctaword 11 months ago
@TheDM75
What gave you the indication that the creator of this video thought it was made digitally?
janitorialprez 11 months ago
@TheDM75 i thing that they made this video so as to show how the director and everybody else that was in the studio actually saw the scene, and to showcase how is the shifting of the gravity possible just by changing the angle of the scenery. I am sorry for my english, but it is not my native language.
niva2gr 11 months ago
@TheDM75
Um, hello? You can tell he's rotating the image right? And somehow the actors always seem to be at the bottom of the screen? Newsflash, Nolan built a hallway and rotated it, that's exactly how the orientation would be if the hallway was spun around.
janitorialprez 11 months ago
@janitorialprez I KNOW that -.- jesus
TheDM75 11 months ago
@TheDM75 lol. you're one dumb motherfucker.
markoos88 10 months ago
@markoos88 No, you are the dumb motherfucker, otherwise you would understand this is not how they did it. Fuck head
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@TheDM75 Dude, the guy has rotated the film just to resync up the footage with the direction of gravity in reality. So that we can see what it actually was like for the actors. He's not saying they put magnets on the walls and in the actors' feet and then rotated the freakin' film in post. Jesus!
markoos88 10 months ago
joseph is so sexy
kinzinxo 11 months ago
come on all marks. this has been done 60 years ago in "Royal Wedding" - Fred Astaire danced on the ceiling - check it out. For all you Nolan-lovers...
KCRyder 11 months ago
@KCRyder yes, this is not an original idea. Nevertheles the scene was just stunning and very well made.
niva2gr 11 months ago
Chris Nolan = God
FREAKSmoviereviews 11 months ago
They built it because Inception was basically shot on an unlimited budget, as Christopher Nolan did so well in Dark Knight they let him create this with whatever money he wanted.. and he made ten fold back in the opening week or something lmao! True Genius....
wilson883 11 months ago
With that logic, the actors are immune to the effects of gravity!
Oh, wait, there is no credible logic in this idea of yours.
LilyTheAnnoyance 11 months ago
@FolderolTV My dvd said they used some kind of water pressure cannons.
Toziko50 11 months ago
Wrong, christopher nolan can control gravity.
r4hul101 1 year ago 3
Inception really IS about filmmaking...
The gravity is changing! = this is reality
realizing they're just in a giant rotating hallway in a set = realizing this is a dream
0180917 1 year ago
No no no. They went in to our minds and made it seem like the hallway was really rotating but in reality it wasn't :o!
latinonightmare 1 year ago
Oohhhhhhh. Cool.
Elfworks12greg 1 year ago
This is how they did it. The actors were just in a large rotating set
LasergunExtreme 1 year ago
Morons. They drugged all the actors, put them into a van, pushed in down a hill, made the actors dream that they were in a hotel, and the simply filmed it. IT'S THAT EASY!
megafan2453 1 year ago 49
or the set was normal, the stunt actors were doing the stunts and the camera was rotating around...
TheAaron404 1 year ago
@TheAaron404 Or not - /watch?v=ZB0PyyLNIV4&feature=related
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terrible movie, i hated it and left after 25 minutes of watching, my opinion is that is failed and sucked
thumbs up if you agree!!
MrUserTroll 1 year ago
I am really surprised that people wanted to know how did they made this effect. I hope that everyone that looks for these things because they are just interested in seeing how did they do it not that because someone who just saw the film goes out in the internet asking how did they made this because that would be really stupid.
Sanaa2k 1 year ago
@Sanaa2k your comment makes absolutely no sense.
Bobo200015 1 year ago 8
@Bobo200015 I'd say the same thing first, but I managed to translate his/her comment that made no sense. Here's basically what he/she said:
I'm surprised people wanted to know how they made this effect. I hope everyone watches this because they're interested in how they did so, but not because they just saw the film & are wondering how they did, because that would be stupid"
minamu8 1 year ago
the first movie to have a revolving set was "singing in the rain"
Thirtiesguy 1 year ago
@Thirtiesguy - Really .. which scene .... ain it stanley kurbricks - space odsey 2001
13makio 1 year ago
@13makio When Donald O'Connor is Tap dancing he goes up the wall on the ceiling and down the other wall in one of the numbers.
Thirtiesguy 1 year ago
@13makio - Really .... I dont remember .... by any chance ... could u hit me a youtube link
i would luv to see that again
mark
13makio 1 year ago
@13makio - Really .... I dont remember .... by any chance ... could u hit me a youtube link
i would luv to see that again
its 1 of my favr movies ..... dont know why i did not notice it
mark
13makio 1 year ago
@FolderolTV That wasn't rotating so much as tilting. Pretty epic effort for a relatively subtle effect (in the restaurant I mean, the rotating hall was obviously a lot less subtle :P) That's why I dig Nolan. He goes the exxtra mile for realism.
NickStedmon 1 year ago
what does extraction mode mean in the bluray dvd for inception?
yourdarkestknight 1 year ago
This is still cool to watch because we're following them at the point of where they're standing and seeing the room upside down is awesome so i appreciate this video.
TheClockworkGamer 1 year ago
They also built an entire set to tilt for that scene in the hotel bar which was totally stupid and unnecessary as all you see is the water in a glass tilt and absolutely nothing else lol.
TinnedWaffles 1 year ago
@TinnedWaffles you also can see the light ornaments and drapes and stuff like that tilt
TheEIPfan 1 year ago
@TheEIPfan they actually picked cast who wouldn't fall over. just thought it'd be much more effective if it panned out from the tilted water to the whole set..
TinnedWaffles 1 year ago
@TinnedWaffles Yeah I know I mean like the drapes and stuff like start tipping to the side like the water and your right about the cast
TheEIPfan 1 year ago
I saw the movie in cinema, man, this is epic :o) and Gordon is cute as hell
Ferbbie 1 year ago 2
we didn't notice it but we were all actually rotating in the movie theater
kingman4889 1 year ago 223
@kingman4889
The dream wasn't effective enough. We had to go deeper!
Mrster 10 months ago
@kingman4889 And our houses did too, when we watched it at home :D
TheRisingIcarus 8 months ago
This is how the scene should've been filmed.
Kylev2 1 year ago
This videos fails hard, go the behind the scenes videos. Fucking dumbass.
TheDM75 1 year ago
i heard they just goes into the actual dream with a film crew
CBoss09 1 year ago 137
Hey dawg, I heard you like to dream so we built a dream in your dream so that you can dream while you dream!
FractalBolt 1 year ago 6
You're retarded you dumb ass Mexican. Chris Nolan used the simulator for NASA's plane simulator to mimic the rocking motion. They simply removed the cockpit and replaced it with a corridor like it was in a hotel.
DriftKing1813 1 year ago
@DriftKing1813 it's funny how you like to be racist. go get a life, please. there is no need to be an ass hole to someone you don't even know.
musicfreeko 1 year ago
@musicfreeko u mad spic?
iceguy0077 1 year ago
Jesus Christ, what a bunch of retarded people in here. Do you really need an explanation on "how they did it"?
LightStijn 1 year ago
dude do ur research before misleading people
AustinLovesSlipknot 1 year ago
@AustinLovesSlipknot they did actually make a rotating set
JoshGIsHere 1 year ago 2
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alrondsmith 1 year ago
That is crazy awesome how they built that.
TiCkToCkMaRiO1473 1 year ago
No tienes el video d esa entrevsta completa con Jimmy Fallon? D':
LauryKOS 1 year ago
@FolderolTV
yeah like everybody knows that, this is what it would look like with the camera being "normal" with the gravity
RenoGregory 1 year ago
Wow. Just, wow.
GoldenFlither15 1 year ago
This is the same trick done with Fred Astaire in Royal Wedding
drakelim 1 year ago
i dont get it because it looks like there floating at some points. Thats not from the rotating hallway.
IMaCRACKSHOT 1 year ago
they cant just twist the camera, that doesn't explain how they ended up on the wall and ceiling of the hallway. but good theory though.
marcusag12 1 year ago
@marcusag12 not saying that they merely twisted the camera. The camera in this video was readjusted to represent the direction of gravity, OBVIOUSLY if you used a brain you would realize this jeez
the thing is the camera was secured to a ROTATING HALLWAY. The entire hallway in this scene was part of a machine that spun it around; go watch the behind the scenes.
BecuzIt 1 year ago
@BecuzIt First of all i know that they built a rotating room to make the scene to be as real as it could get, i have a bigger brain then you so you can shut up. I know more about these types of things then you do. So don't test me.
marcusag12 1 year ago
@marcusag12
Brain size variation within humans has nothing to do with intelligence. (men & women are different size)
"Then" describes a certain time, or is used as a preposition to start a sentence.
"Than," in the way you tried to used the word "then," compares two things.
You assumed the person who edited this vid did so thinking that this hallway scene was filmed merely by rotating a camera in a normal hallway, when it was actually just adjusted to show the direction of the Earth's GRAVITY.
BecuzIt 1 year ago
@marcusag12 They rotated the hallway as well with the camera rotating the other way.
napalm868 1 year ago
@napalm868 the camera didnt rotate at all... the hallway did
you2be321 1 year ago
@you2be321 exactly, the camera was stuck to the hallway. It was rotation with the hallway. :)
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jon33km 1 year ago
0:31 looks as good in the inverted camera - it actually draws your attention to the fact that they're just falling in that camera shot.
rory66666 1 year ago
this is my favorite scene of any movie ever
happymealmobster 1 year ago
they took the red pill
sean311973 1 year ago 16
They could just be wearing really sticky clothes!
Tailosive 1 year ago
they used the same techniuque as wes craven did in in a nightmare on elm street to achive tinas death scene, a rotating room
Rantincorporated 1 year ago
stolen straight off 2001: a space odyssey!
eckosama 1 year ago
@eckosama And 2001: a space odyssey stole it from "Royal Wedding" which came out 17 years before a 2001: space odyssey
CATB0XFILMS 1 year ago
@eckosama What do you mean ?
Batistta56 1 year ago
This scene of movie magic makes me smile everytime I see it.
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thumbs up if "Inception" was the best movie of 2010
yungkidnf 1 year ago 2
I hope they kept the set in one piece.
Even if you couldn't record it, it would be fun to play in there while rotating.
CousinStudios4 1 year ago
A giant hallway that spins. Man the set alone is epic!!!
21jamaicanboi 1 year ago
Inception looks like brilliant fun to film...amazing <3
xBellatrixLestrangex 1 year ago
For this scene they built the entire hallway on a machine that rotates it.
In the bar scene, a room tilts 30 degrees
For the gravity defying hallway fight scene however, the actors used rigging to help them move through the air.
There we go :)
davedirector7 1 year ago
he knows that. he's just showing us how the rotating hallway worked
davido360 1 year ago 5
I think I would have liked it better this way, with the camera following Levitt's movements instead of the corridor's. I know the way it's filmed in the movie is alot more original and surreal and all that, but still...
LightStijn 1 year ago
I like how a bunch of people have to comment that they filmed this with a rotating hallway set piece...
killermod0 1 year ago 3
yeah it was a rotating room so the actor didn't just mentally know how it felt they phisiclly knew how it felt the more real the better
aaaazzzzable 1 year ago
They did revolve corridor. Type in 'making inception' + click on first result. About 4.47 shows corridor revolving.
kinkyplunk 1 year ago
1st. they built a set on a gigantic rotating machine(seen the hbo special) 2nd even if they didi do it like that, it doesnt explain how they ended up on the ceiling
typarker07 1 year ago
oh that must be fun :) besides getting beat up :l
Heemsky 1 year ago
They did something like that in 2001: Space Odyssey
TheClockworkGamer 1 year ago
@Nueztoy this proves nothing
landporpus 1 year ago
I know everyone else is freaking out over the awesomeness of the technical filming of this, but, holy mother of God, the fluid way JGL *moves* is making me weak in the knees.
<3
azaleecalypso 1 year ago 5
Se ve muy bien!
hobby1er 1 year ago
THEY BUILT THE SET ON A ROTATING MACHINE THAT LITERALLY ROTATES THE SET
Impactfilms1337 1 year ago 162
@Impactfilms1337 yes, thats how they did it
Winduct 1 year ago
@Impactfilms1337 dam how do they still act in that
Biohazard1997X 1 year ago
@Biohazard1997X I know for real. That's why it's such an impressive fight because it would be so easy to mess up or trip and fall. Definitely worthy of recognition.
MasteroChieftan 1 year ago
@Impactfilms1337 like in mission to mars and 2001 odyssey in space
xradio86 1 year ago 2
@Impactfilms1337 yeah, thats also how they made the fly. they had to glue everything on the set that touched the floor!
legojoker111 1 year ago
Wow... even if they filmed it rotating, it still would have been a visual treat. Honestly, to me, most memorable part of the movie.
CristoCountPro 1 year ago
Can somebody tell me the name of the song that sounds in this scene? I know is music from Hans Zimmer but I need the name of the song, if somebody know it, tell me please.
GabitaVP 1 year ago
@GabitaVP You'll most likely find it in the track "Don't Think About Elephants" around 4:23.
eBooeBoo 1 year ago 2
Very good scene :D
Klarbos 1 year ago
They were probably using cables to do this scene. And they built this hotel hall to make the scene, I've seen a making of on TV and there was a square with this hotel hall on it. :)
supermassiveXdream 1 year ago
@supermassiveXdream it seems like stunt cables would get in the way of the ass kicking.
killermod0 1 year ago
@killermod0
Yes, they would. Or maybe they just built the hotel hall and the actors were there, just ass kicking while they were making this scene. You never know. :)
supermassiveXdream 1 year ago
@supermassiveXdream Yeah they built a giant rotating hallway...but I just thought of something...what did they do with it? I dont think its just something you can stash away in the prop warehouse haha.
killermod0 1 year ago
@killermod0
They probably rotate on it and let the actors do their thing. I wonder if somebody felt sick while doing this scene. Haha. :D
supermassiveXdream 1 year ago
@supermassiveXdream yeah i know joseph did his own stunts, and i'm pretty pretty sure they practiced this cause if they didn't and one of them mess up, BAM! face hits the cieling.
killermod0 1 year ago
@killermod0 Wow!! Lol. :D
supermassiveXdream 1 year ago
@killermod0 they should just give the hallway away and install it in some hotel and rotate it whenever lol
captfalcon08 1 year ago
@captfalcon08 I want it at my wedding. Imagine the bride and groom walking down THAT.
killermod0 1 year ago
@supermassiveXdream I think they actually just made a hallway that could rotate 360 degrees.
8comicbookman8 1 year ago
@8comicbookman8
Agreed. I saw one part of the making of this movie on TV and they actually built a large hall because Christopher Nolan wanted to make all scenes as real as possible so he asked somebody to built this large hall. I hope I didn't make a mess. :)
supermassiveXdream 1 year ago
Very clever. So, what they did was to attach the camera to the rotating hall set and then rotate the frame at exactly the opposite angular velocity, selling the illusion that the cam is static. It's incredible how simple were the special FX and the chasing scenes in this movie and yet make it so appealing!
maujo2009 1 year ago
@maujo2009 no thats not how they did it the made this giant hallway that littery spins
delta2ish 1 year ago
@delta2ish Yeah, dude, but what i mean is that they attached the camera to the rotating hall and then retouched the shot by rotating the frame in the opposite direction at the same speed. This way, we see the characters "rotating" (JGL and his opponent falling to the sidewalls and roof) but not the hallway itself. Got me?
maujo2009 1 year ago
@maujo2009 Yeh, you are right... :) This was Epic!
miguelacm 1 year ago
@delta2ish that's not what he means, they did make a big rotating set, but they rotated the camera too so it doesn't look like the set is rotating but that the characters are walking all over the walls.
hungryhhippo 1 year ago
It must've been a real treat watching them film this scene
captfalcon08 1 year ago
Fucking awesome.
Pr0x1mo 1 year ago
muy bien! =D
93maximus93 1 year ago