Nolan's framing of "Zeus' law" as the institutional foundation of a functional society, and what happens when that foundation is broken by men with an insatiable lust for power, wasn't lost on me.
Fitting for the time we are in.
Do the ends justify the means? If you win the war and lose yourself, what did you gain?
Sir Christopher Johnathon James Nolan, to call you a genius I would be downplaying your greatness
“Return to your disguise”. She was 100% right and in a movie that wants to be about the atrocities of war and the guilt over having carried out those atrocities, I wish they would’ve dealt with this aspect more