This extremely pretentious piece of ( ) is on my top 5 of worst movies of all time. I watched it 3 times just to be sure about my assessment. It kept getting worse for each time. It's worth praising McConaughey - he's the only redeeming factor about this movie.

It's Nolan, so of course, there's the usual "genius and innovative idea" and "Nolan's ahead of his time" propaganda, even though this movie is anything but genius and ahead of his time. Besides being absolutely ridiculous, the "big twist" is also extremely unorginal: "Love conquers all", just like Hollywood's told us in thousands of movies before this one.

It's so annoyingly sentimental and relies so heavily on making the audience cry and feel (oh yes, feelings above all) that it becomes cynical.

Unfortunately, it's very telling that audiences today prefer these pseudointellectual, emotional, big productions with absolutely no substance. As long as these types of movies keep getting applauded, modern cinema will remain superficial.