Despite some cheesy scenes and iffy CGI among other things, I can’t deny how much I love this film. It proves that a film doesn't have to be meticulously crafted to the point where it's cinematic perfection for it to still be amazing. It’s a heartwarming story that implies the importance of exploring, and making your dreams reality. The beautiful cinematography and score help make this tale a joy to watch, and such a great comforting watch. Not only is it it comforting, but it’s inspiring, and really resonates with me.

Although it felt somewhat formulaic and a little basic in its approach, and could certainly have been executed better, this tells a very important story and gives a voice to the victims of Epstein’s disgusting acts. The fact that the extent of his paedophilic web is unknown, and yet clearly larger than anyone would think, is horrible; really scary.

Still as fucking brilliant as I remember. A Mind-bending, heart-thumping, mentally-draining masterpiece. To run with an idea so complex and execute it close to perfection is a skill Nolan has proved he is the master of. Theres no need for me to go into further analysis, it’s top cinema in every aspect.

This was one of the most raw, natural, evocative and somewhat cathartic film experiences I’ve had for a long time. Excellent performances, stunning cinematography and class editing amount to presenting this intricate and delicate character study and narrative of growth to manhood in a beautiful manner.