Can anybody help me find this quote? - You ever rewatch a movie and realize a scene you remember never really happened?

[Gog & Magog]

Can somebody help me find the origin of this quote? I can only paraphrase how it goes and google is useless.

"I want to know."
"I know you are not real."
"I know that you know, but I'm not asking you what you know, I asking you what you believe."

Or this

"I know you're not really her."
"I don't want to know what you know. I want to know what you believe."

You ever rewatch a movie and realize a scene you remember never really happened?

Spoiler: Scene that apparently never happens.

I thought for the longest time this was the last line of dialogue between DiCaprio and Cotillard's characters in Inception. I remember the final scene between the two: DiCaprio at the edge of a balcony atop a tall apartment building, peers over a a collapsing cityscape as gigantic volumes of water begin to burst forth out from the streets below. Cotillard, playing a ghostly memory of Dicaprio's lover, urges him to stay with her. They exchange the above lines. He turns his head and lays his eyes on her one last time. His only reply is a quick and faint smile beneath a pair of sorrowful eyes. Suddenly both are engulfed by the rising sea and scene goes dark.

Aside from the two characters having a final scene together as the city collapses, nothing happens like I had recalled. This whole thing feels meta.

 

[eatler]

Sounds like something from “eternal sunshine of a spotless mind”

Great movie, too relatable

 

[Judas Connor Moon]

Sounds like something from “eternal sunshine of a spotless mind”
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Great movie, too relatable

"Meet me in Montauk." I cri everytime.

 

[Lifeguard Hermit]

If you a real one then you know

Hey, do you also drive a, a, boat car?

A what?

Like, you gave me a ride in a car that was also a boat.

No, man, I don't have a "boat car". I don't know what you're talking about. Man, this must be like parallel universe night. You know that cat that was just in here, who just ran out the door? Well, he comes up to the counter, you know, and I say, "What's the word, turd?" and he lays down this burrito and he kind of looks at me, kind of stares at me, and then he says, "I have but recently returned from the valley of the shadow of death. I am rapturously breathing in all the odors and essences of life. I've been to the brink of total oblivion. I remember and ferment a desire to remember everything."

So, what'd you say to that?

Well, I mean, what could I say? I said "If you're going to microwave that burrito, I want you to poke holes in the plastic wrapping because they explode, and I'm tired of cleaning up your little burrito doings. You dig me? 'Cause the jalapenos dry up. They're like little wheels.

 

[dick brain]

The Grifter