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How was dream defined in the inception movie?
Dream is defined as a process which takes place in a mind which can effect the reality. It is well defined in the movie.
Did the spinner stop at the end of inception?
Nobody knows, that's not the most important thing. Nolan said the whole point of that ending was to demonstrate that Cobb did not care about dream or reality. He just wanted to see his kids again. It's supposed to be really emotional.
What does the poem a dream within a dream describe?
INCEPTION
What is the meaning of the totem in Inception?
The totem is a device that Cobb spins in order to tell whether he's in a dream or not. If it spins perpetually, he's in someone's dream. If it spins, but then falls and stops, it's reality.
What is an antonym for the word inception?
An antonym for the word "inception" is "conclusion" or "ending."
Where can you find free piano sheet music for dream is collapsing from inception?
inception
What is your take on the movie Inception's ending?
i personally think that is was not a dream, because you could hear the dradle start to wobble and they just couldn't end his life as a dream! But there are ways it could have been a dream, but the movie is just meant to not be figured out!
Is inception real?
Of course not. The film Inception is science fiction fantasy. It is not based on reality or on any existing technology.
When was Reality Dream created?
Reality Dream was created in 2008-11.
Is the end of inception a dream?
It's a cliffhanger; no-one knows
Why is it hard to wake up from a dream?
This question is not entirely clear. Persons do not "get stuck" in dreams, because dreams end when the dreamer awakens. The idea that one can "get stuck" might have come from science fiction such as "Inception." Such ideas are not based in reality.
Is the art of inception an actual thing?
No, the art of inception is a fictional concept. No one can get into anyone else's dreams - not even those who make claims about "dream walking." Dream invasion is a fantasy of science fiction.
