A glimpse into the mind of a modern story-teller !

Rating: 10/10 (13 August 2017)

There are two kinds of story telling 1. Through words either in written or spoken form and then 2. Through movies.
Christopher Nolan does probably one of the best jobs of telling a story through movies. In movies you have an added advantage of directing the audiences imagination not only through words unlike the first way but also through sounds, dialogues, music and visuals. And Nolan does the best job of utilizing these to engage the audience in the story rather than placing deliberate mindless plot twists ( which seriously have become so repetitive that the audience started predicting the twists in most of the movies nowadays ).
The best thing about this movie is Nolan takes a single point in history and stretches it into three separate time-lines weaves them flawlessly into a two hour movie. Natural visuals supplemented by Hans Zimmer's most tense background score ever, adds up to a very engaging experience till the last scene. One can see the honesty in the camera angles and less dialogue that leads to more profound emotions than with more dialogue. The experiment of this movie was instead of choosing a protagonist for this movie, Nolan made entire army his protagonist. Movie as a whole felt like the climax of a much longer movie which would generally have much depth in characters.
Some experiments fail and then some succeed, but just like all of Nolan's earlier experiments this one has crossed the mark ! Proving that he is indeed the modern storyteller for the millennials.