I thought this was super cool when it came out. Definitely enjoyed some rewatches & started thinking "okay, maybe my favourite parts are the rotating hallway parts". But the other evening I watched it on mute. A good movie should make sense with no picture, and also with no sound. This is not the intended film experience, obviously, but it speaks to how each element has to stand on it's own. Okay? We're all good? I dare you to watch this on mute & not feel incredibly bored. What are we doing? I swear this man enjoys directing actors less than George Lucas. Ledger's Joker is an anomaly, in that it was such a committed performance, but than you have to consider how the entire production ignored Ledger's health issues. Where is the love? I don't think Nolan likes directing actors at all. The only clever concepts in his films seem to come from his brother. But it would appear that Nolan identifies as a clever film maker. Or high-brow. This is not 'Solaris'. What do I like about this film? ...the spinny bits. But that's Fred Astaire's thing! This is not an original concept. The only commendable aspect to any Nolan film is his high level commitment to practical effects. I truly love those aspects. This film had some gorgeous miniatures to establish locations I couldn't care less about. So yeah... good movie for a 15 year old who's getting into film. This is not high brow it's just noodling around with concepts while dudes in suits punch each other. I hope you enjoy it because I hope people enjoy things, but I have to say I did not enjoy it upon rewatch.