Many found it exploitative, abhorrent and "loathsome" with "unwholesome shockery," although it also sympathetically portrayed the ""abnormal and the unwanted"" as resilient and adaptable human beings with complete compassion and understanding.What they mean, how to control them.Aristotle believed that during sleep your soul roams free.What it sees are dreams.The skilled dreamers - they""re able to control what they see.There is, in fact, a myth that there""s two gates your soul can enter.One is a positive gate, the other a negative gate.The key element is that there""s a dream master - someone who guards the positive gate and, in fact, protects the sleeping host.The two found their way onto the deck of the tanker as it sailed under the bridge by dangling and dropping from a winched cable.Behind the lights, faces watch from the darkness, ready to laugh or scream in terror."The excerpt was a description of the prologue of he preceding film.Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)Writer/director Wes Craven""s post-modern reconceptualized film was the seventh in the series, but not following the continuity of the previous five films.McClane sailed or launched his police car up into the air from the tollbooth at the tunnel""s entrance (after diving from the driver""s seat) to crash into the airborne helicopter - prompting an explosive fireball.