Nolan is literally the Zeus in his Greek mythology film. He commands the Academy Award-winner music composer to bombard the audience's ears, the sound wave is so intense that the chairs are even vibrated with it. We are all the victims of the sirens he made without the itching part. He strikes lightning directly to the audience's eyes through the scenes of Cyclops and the giant, silver-armored soldiers. That nerve-wracking sequence of desperate escape, shouting, screaming, and the overwhelming, all-out close-quarters brawl had me holding my breath, completely dumbstruck. And the most cunning trick he made was marketing it to the whole world to believe that he is a follower of DEI . Undoubtedly, he wraps both the audience and the critics around his fingers. Sadly, it's hard for me to reach an IMAX theater , though it actually is good for me as I am already blown away by the visual and audio impacts via the digital version. Speaking of what the big screen is all about, in...