Inception Blu-ray Contest

Inception (Movie Synopsis) What if you could tap into the dreams of those around you, entering their mind while they slept, stealing their ideas, observing their fears and hijacking secrets that otherwise would never be revealed. For Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio), this is his specialty. He is the best there is at the art of extraction, and his skill has made him an invaluable player in industrial espionage. He now faces a new task, inception. Instead of stealing an idea, his job is to plant one that will help his team pull off the perfect crime. There is only one problem. A dangerous enemy is able to predict their every move.

Blu-ray Special Features: Hologram Packaging, Blu-ray+DVD and Digital Copy, Comic Prologue in Full Animation and Motion Depicting the Events That Led to the Beginning of the Movie, Dream Research Featurette, Extraction Mode - Watch the Movie and Get Behind the Scenes Info on the Film's Signature Moments | For more information on this release, visit the official Warner Bros. Inception Movie Site.



To Enter the Contest:

Have you ever had a dream that has stuck with you, one that seemed so real that it is now a permanent memory in your mind? In a reply to this post, share a memorable dream experience. As always, there is no length requirement for your post.

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I can't pick out one in particular but my great uncle was a Marine in WWII. He was one of the first platoons on Guadalcanal and if you don't know much about it research it, It was one of the most brutal battles in U.S Millitary history and lead the surge in the pacific. He used to tell me stories about it all the time and i still hve dreams about his stories and they play out almost exactly how he told them. This is a big reason i enlisted in the Marine Coprs. Semper Fi.

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There are only two kinds of people that understand Marines: Marines and the enemy. Everyone else has a second-hand opinion.
Gen. William Thornson, U.S. Army

Every so often I have one of those dreams where I dream that I'm falling and knee jerk in real life to stop myself...those usually stick with me for a little bit afterwards because they usually feel so real.

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When I was small, I used to have nightmare that would scare me rigid, yet there is nothing particulary scary about it. In my dream, I would alternate between being in a factory with loud clunking machinery and in a small old fashioned parlour that smelt of lavender. I still don't like lavender now, and I have no idea why the dream scared me so much.

I had a very vivid dream once in a motel room in Anaheim, CA. I awoke in my dream to the sensation of being smothered by an invisible hand. The sheets were constricted around me and I could not breathe or scream. I was squeezed tighter and tighter until I blacked out. I woke up for real after that, gasping for air and covered in sweat. I changed rooms the next day.

When i was like 5 or 6 i had a Sesame Street dream, except for the fact that it involved Bert and Ernie standing over my bed, Ernie with razor teeth biting my finger off and Guy Smiley standing at my door just laughing. I couldnt go in my room for like 3 days. To this day, and im 29, i remember that vividly. Ill never forget it.

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what's weird is that i always have weird/not ordinary dreams!!! Once, i had this dream that my sister was pregnant. she was giving birth to a CD!!! i know, i was like what the heck!!! and sometimes it's weird becasue i have the same dream over again from time to time!!! i don't know if that's happened with anyone else though!!!

being a pro wrestler and whipping some serious but in the squared circle...IT WAS AWESOME!!!

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A show I loved growing up was Airwolf. Loved that Helicopter and just thought it was sleek, sexy, and powerful. I dreamed every night that I was the pilot of this war machine and took care of business with the Commies back then. I am sure it would be terrorists today.

My dream I can not shed now or back when I first had it is being the pilot of a helicopter like Airwolf. Tear em up and take em down is my motto. When I was younger, I thought of me flying it behind enemy lines taking care of the commies. I still have the dream, but it's now resucuing handsome us soldiers and getting rid of terrorist.