Excellent start off, loses it's strength around the middle and the ending makes no sense whatsoever. So Toby kills himself and nobody seems to mention it? The movie fails to portray how his death deeply affected the other main characters, particularly Jonathan. His character wasn't studied at all, he was just there for some reason. He provides us with some interesting insights about suicide, life and death but his reasons for self-harm are not explored nor his reasons for driving…

There's a reason why I only gave this three and a half stars and that's the direction. I'm not a fan of reenactments and this ones are especially artsy. However there's no denying that I am deeply moved by this story.

Last year a body of an old woman was discovered in my country's capital. She'd been dead for nine years. Nine. However saddening that story is, Joyce's story shocked me even further because when you're in your thirties you're…

I've read somewhere that Christopher Nolan could've made a movie with ponies and rainbows and people would still hail it as the most perfect possible conclusion to the series. I'm glad he didn't opt for that but, nevertheless, the truth is that he delivered. He more than delivered: he managed to finish the trilogy with the best film of the series.

I loved the tone, the dark psychological tone that's there in every scene. Every character goes into some sort…