The worst Nolan movie so far... Based on how the Academy has been handing out awards, I'd say this would win some Oscars just like how Leonardo DiCaprio won his first for his worst movie ever (The Revenant Movie) rather than the series of epic movies he's worked on.

* No bootstrap paradox (which is usually Nolan's signature). * You won't be able to connect to the characters. * No proper character development or back stories. * Overused Hans Zimmer music with no timing.

I guess Europeans would like it considering it has to do with their history. Usually, with Nolan movies, there are one or more turning points in the story (with epic Hans Zimmer music to suit it) where the audience is captivated and end up with chills and goosebumps but I didn't have such an experience in this movie.