The apparent attempt of this review to find fault in this film is not understandable to me, not because it was faultless but because the faults described were so convoluted in logic as to make no sense. Somehow it’s a negative that Nolan puts a movie together in a slightly non-linear sequence that not only enables these separate stories to take place simultaneously, but also makes it all the more interesting? And apparently you wanted sappy backstories of characters trying to get home to their loved ones that would have stretched the film to 3 hours, instead of the incredible pacing and in-the-moment characterization of men trying to survive and do right by their fellow man? And oh, the horror of a suspense-inducing Hans Zimmer soundtrack! Just beyond ridiculous. This film was a masterpiece, will likely win multiple Oscars, and we are blessed to have someone like Christopher Nolan to deliver something this interesting and visually spectacular to the screen.