Dump this broad and get back together with the one who served in the IDF.
Perfect for me. No (real) dialogue .
At the end the film becomes poetic, which is out of place and hurts the film, no matter what Nolan's intentions were (a Spitfire gliding fooreever without the motor running, even shooting down a plane in-between! Pure fantasy. Would have been great - in another film.).
At last someone who gets it!
Who made you the arbiter of good taste? Plus you didn't even like it that much! It seems like Mike, RR Power and I are the only ones who really enjoyed it.