In 2010’s Inception, Christopher Nolan used a spinning top to deliver one of the most unforgettable final shots of his career. Photo-illustration: Eric Vilas-Boas/Observer; Warner Bros. Pan to the top ...

Christopher Nolan's Inception left audiences arguing for over a decade about whether the ending is real or another dream, and ...

Ann Darcy is new to the world of gaming but has always been a fan of good storytelling. She is a huge lover of sci-fi and fantasy but is always looking for good stories of any genre to get lost in.

In dreams, the mundane often takes on a kind of cosmic significance. A placid lake equals a clear mind. A key hints at new beginnings. And a spinning top? Well, in the world of Christopher Nolan's ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ever since the release of the science-fiction thriller, however, fans have debated the ending. Those discussions still pop up ...

Inception is a movie about dreams—shared dreams specifically. The protagonist, Cobb, is an "extractor" who can share your dreams and steal your ideas. He carries a totem with him—a top—that he uses to ...

Mal struggles to know the difference between dreams and reality in Inception, but it raises the question as to why she didn't ...

The movie Inception still fascinates me; I suppose that is why my colleague (and co-blogger) William Irwin asked me to edit the Wiley/Blackwell Pop Culture series book on the movie—Inception and ...