Rating of
3.5/4
Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 07/27/26
I'd call it Nolan's most accessible and easiest to enjoy since his Batman movies and Exhibit B for why everyone should be going to theaters more regularly in 2026 ("Project Hail Mary" was my Exhibit A). He's taken a centuries-old story full of battles, monsters, magic, and more, and made it as exciting and mesmerizing as it should sound on page, while also identifying key themes that make this parable still relevant for modern civilization. I didn't always find it as deep as I get the impression it was supposed to be, but when I felt it, I really felt it.
