I finally got around to watching this. I thought I'd be salty at not gettin' to see it 'properly' in the theaters with those special 70mm or whatever but I didn't feel like I missed out after watching it on the home joint.
First and foremost, Cillian Murphy killed that shyt. And I'm happy for duke cuz he doesn't get nearly enough praise or credit for his Peaky Blinders role or even the work he did with 28 Days Later. But for this? It's undisputable no matter how you feel about the movie as a whole I think. Fam deserves all of the awards coming his way.
The score was dope. But the last 45 mins to a hour is where it really shines, especially played behind the new POV with the Albert/Opp talk.
As for the movie itself, loved the way Nolan played around with the physics inside of CM's head to mirror the chaos going on around him & to illuminate the situation with some on-the-nose effects. Some of the Strauss stuff was sloppy but I attribute that to the non-linear story telling for the most part cuz RDJ did his thing. Is it the best Nolan movie I've ever seen? I don't think so, but it's pretty good for a 3-hr political thriller that's heavy on the dialogue & I appreciate the ambition.
Shout-out to my man Mr. Robot comin' thru in the clutch at the end too.