I really don't know how you could get something this beautiful and expensive pst the drawing room. The only sense of scale of the evacuation come from a few clips of random people citing numbers, but you see what feels like 100 people on screen. The dialog is bland, but mostly non existant. Nolan tries to build tension with minor inconsequential things. The fact is you don't care about any of the characters so their suspense feels in-real. I saw this in theater and forgot all about it. So I figured I'd watch it again now that it's on Netflix, and now I remember why I forgot about it, it is simply forgettable.