With this spinning top, you will never have to answer (or even ask) the question that popped as Chris Nolan’s “Inception” ended: did the top drop or did it continue spinning? In the 2010 blockbuster, ...

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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 ...

It's been bugging people for twenty years. Christopher Nolan's extraordinary mind-bender ends on the most tantalising tease. The spinning top has been used throughout the film to distinguish between ...

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 ...

It has baffled and beguiled audiences fro almost 20 years. Christopher Nolan's mind-bending thriller cuts just as teh spinning top appears to wobble. Or does it? Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT ...

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 ...