Christopher Nolan doesn't have any bad films

Rating: 8/10 (14 June 2020)

This movie is regarded as the worst/forgotten Christopher Nolan film but it is as good as they say 'Christopher Nolan never made a bad film!'
A-list cast of Al Pacino & Robin Williams with great supporting cast of Hillary Swank & Martin Donovan. Al Pacino is Al Pacino, no amount of my words could increase the Legend he is. Robin Williams played well the 'charming-looking' killer.
The best bits are the recurring themes of Justification of Crime(small or large). All villains has movitations & justification for their actions and they use that to reject 'justice'. Both protagonist-antagonist have done crime with justifications fleshed out through-out the film, their parallel leads to the great confrontational scenes.
Ellie Bur(Hillary) character at the end not falling for the same trap of bad-cop is poetic indeed.
Fantastic cinematography of Alaska at the start and great bits of Alaska's tropes(time, refuge) were very well handled and shown
Christopher Nolan is my favourite director and I love him because he is the only one in business to make films about 'weird-concepts' and give outstanding executions, his films are hella-original. This movie lacks those (least Nolany film) but these doesn't make this directive-trillers any less great.
To tell a personal truth, for the first time in like 10 years I haven't slept the whole day-night, had Insomnia symptoms for a while and now this movie kicked it to full gear.
One of the finest,well crafted Directive-trillers with great twists and turns sprinkled around.