Finally we get a good old-fashioned movie devoted more to the narrative than to the spectacle. Nolan was precise in the film that he created. He starts off at a pace and keeps it consistent, leaving everyone in suspense waiting for the bomb to explode. The bomb is, in this case, both literal and figurative with a split down the middle for scientific advancements and political attacks both taking priority with the story. 

Nolan did what Nolan does best and…

After watching this movie I instantly told my brother I loved him for the first time in years. 

I knew this was going to be sad, but holy heck. This movie absolutely rips out your heart. It’s a movie that paints the strongest man in the world and breaks him apart to give way to weaknesses. But damnit those weaknesses provide such insane strength through the adversity and heartache he’s gone through. 

Minus the Texas accents, this movie was amazing.…