I saw this when it came out. Overall it's a good film with an excellent story but music was constantly playing in the background and amped up way too loud at times, making it almost impossible to hear the dialogue. At the time I read that it wasn't just the theater, it was how Nolan decided to do it. He wanted to have the music to tell the story or something like that. That's my only complaint really. Had the sound not been a problem, I would have given this a 10. It's a real shame that something so simple was made complicated for a really kind of dumb reason. Hopefully Oppenheimer doesn't have the same problem. I'm planning on seeing that this weekend.