The film starts off brilliantly, and then you realize that it's just one nonsense joke (akin to a dadaist style, even if the movie itself tries to be surrealist) that will keep repeating itself for an eternity of an hour and a half.

I usually love this kind of dumb nonsense, but I found it quite disappointing and boring. Despite this, I intend to watch it again another day to see if it clicks with me in a different way.

Maybe it'll do better without the company of the group of men-children in the back row who wouldn't stop laughing like a pack of hyenas.

Nolan has a PATHETIC habit of wanting to dramatize and overexplain very simple things so that the audience feels smarter than they really are for supposedly having understood all that preposterous and nonsensical gibberish.

Not to mention that if you think Robert Downey Jr. deserves an Oscar for this, you're just g the certificate that the only thing you've watched with him are his MCU movies.