Hard science fiction is okay, as long as it is accompanied by a story that is soft enough to allow the popular science concepts involved to unfold naturally around the story, such as Inception, such as gravity. This time, Nolan was hard-boiled. The story itself was too close to the content of popular science, which led to the fact that the film turned the cart before the horse, and the story became an annotation subordinate to popular science.
As a commercial film, this film is also three points. As a Nolan-produced film, this film is at most two points.
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