Erica: 2 stars - not realistic (5 stars for imagination thou)

A brilliant, imaginate heist movie of the cerebral variety, due to the themes of how an idea may alter your entire life and identity. 
A great study and discussion of how one’s mind can make anything real with the right - or wrong - suggestion and manipulation. 

Nolan’s ideas are executed brilliantly due to an exceptional cast and imaginative production design which makes the dreams and paradoxes come to life. 

I didn’t remembered all the action and set pieces. While impressive, I feel it detracts a bit from the plot and the ideas.

Erica: Does not remember

The old school family action movies they don’t make anymore. It’s as good as it gets, just on the verge of uncanny valley, yet believable enough for a good time. Goofy actors, goofy set pieces and a good old time

Erica: 3 stars

A different perspective of the acts of terror which took place the 22nd of July. 

The movie “Utøya” paints a more striking picture of the events which transpired on the island, but 22 July gives other context about the the aftermath and trial so it’s worth a watch as a companion piece to Utøya