Another Christopher Nolan movie where he plays around with time continuitiy... (Eye roll). The truth is: if you were to stitch all point of views in their proper timeline, this would still amount to be an average movie with bad music as a bonus. Story continuity fragmenting is a stlyle, but not a virtue. I can't begin to comprehend how professionnal movie critics can give that movie a 94% score besides them being intellectually pleasuring themselves by thinking they managed to stick it together. A movie doesn't need to be a puzzle.