Inception: The Dream Was Sold
Power, Memory, and the Price of Waking Up This is just one reading of a shared dream. I love this film. Always have. The performances are precise and haunted, and its structure unfolds like a ritual. Every time I watch it, I sleep badly, not because it’s scary, but because it feels disarmingly familiar. It's like the night is showing me rooms I forgot I built. What always lingered with me was the
Ishika: Nolan said it was reality in an interview. also the spinning top was wobbly asf towards the end, why would that happen in a dream?