This movie is very high concept. One of the ‘highest’ ones I’ve encountered I’d say. It’s a really good idea. I’m genuinely tempted to say it’s the best idea that Nolan has put out into the world. But even though it’s a really good idea, is it executed super well? I don’t think so.
I would say that the biggest flaw in its execution is its exposition. This is something Nolan has struggled with before in his past movies; notably…