Nolan's Best Film Since 'Memento'

Rating: 8/10 (29 July 2017)

This is without question Christopher Nolan's best film since 'Memento'. What truly works for this film is that it relies heavily on the impact that its atmosphere and energy produce and, therefore, it allows its audience to react naturally to the events at hand. This film is largely devoid of much of the patronizing nonsense that Nolan has come to make his trademark over the years. Unlike his 'Dark Knight' trilogy or 'Inception', there is no overstated sense of importance. Rather, this film revels in its directness and honesty of its subject.