Wow! This was one hell of an intense war movie from beginning to end. And it was done in such an engulfing your senses way that you feel like you are there through all the chaos. No time for a "story" or for character development. Honestly, I don't even remember a single characters name. And it didn't matter. You were just there with these soldiers trying so desperately to survive through three different stories/vantage points that all eventually converge. Christopher Nolan truly is the genius filmmaker of this generation.
I would absolutely recommend that everyone check this out. It's easily the best war movie I've seen since Saving Private Ryan and is a lock for one of the best movies of the year.
