"What happens when you mess with the physics of it all?"

[Infomaniac]

"What happens when you mess with the physics of it all?"

It was my distinct pleasure to go and see Inception about 3 weeks ago with a good friend who simply raved about the movie. I fell in love the second it started. I loved it so much I saw it again a few weeks later with another group of friends, and it was even better the second time.

I really wanted to build something from this movie, to show my devotion. I was considering the elevator scene, until I saw that a few builders way better than I had already done that part. I settled on the scene where gravity alters a city street. To get the full effect pause this trailer at 43 seconds.

Trailer

[wooootles]

freakin.... sweet.

Loved the movie, and I like this MOC alot! Nice the way you had perspective down (smaller scale farther away)

[Still Raindrop]

Brilliantly done! I haven't seen the movie yet, but it looks just like the scene in the trailer. Genius!

[prateek]

I almost pooped my pants when I saw this. This is amazing! Is it one MOC, or did you photo shop it. I need to see your whole setup to really admire it. Mind sharing a zoomed out picture?

[The Yellow Brick]

This is awesome, I agree with Prateek could you possibly share a zoomed out pic .

[BlueBard]

That's an amazing creation, indeed! Love the idea as I loved the movie so there's jut one thing to say: BRAVO!

[XimenaPaulina]

When I first read the title and before I saw the photo, the first thing that popped out of my mind was Christopher Nolan's Inception, and I was right! Wow, that's truly a wonderful and very unique creation Infomaniac! I simply love it.

[JimBee]

Wow, spectacular! Ever since I saw the movie a few weeks ago, I've wanted to make a MOC from it. Maybe I will soon, this is certainly inspiring. Now if only you could somehow replicate the thousands of objects floating in midair...

I like how you slowly scaled down as the distance between the camera lens and the back of the MOC increases. First regular scale, then a sort of "midi" scale, and then finally mini. Well done.

[Milan]

Magnificent!

Scene is just like in the movie.

Beautiful!

[-zenn]

wow, instantly recognizable. Good Job!

[Legostein]

Hello!

Even people like me who didn't see the movie (yet) recognize this scene as it was very popular in the trailers. What I find most impressive is the perspective/angle of the scene where you shrinked down the scale of buildings and cars the more far away they are. Excellently done!

Cheers,

~ Christopher

[lightningtiger]

Excellent creative piece of visual art - great optical trick !

I'm a conformist! !

[AndyC]

That's absolutely brilliant and instantly recognisable. You've done a fantastic job with the perspective too.

[Rick]

Most impressive. Excellent build and photography.

[metalgearsolid]

This is the my favorite among all the 'Inception' inspired MOCs I've seen so far. Excellent job and great forced perspective.

Looking forward to more fantastic work from you.

[L@go]

Brilliant, absolutely brilliant! It's no wonder that Nolan's great movie inspires people to recreate scenes from it, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they're well executed. This one is - without the use of movie tricks :)

[anna]

wow very impressive! this is awesome moc!

[CarrollFilms]

This is amazing, you should make a MOC of when they are in the hotel and are floating with all the wires, that would be Awesome!

[WhiteFang]

Very nicely done. I don't know much about this movie but I really like the way you capture and illustrate the entire effects.

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