"Don't try to understand it. Feel it."

This movie's spectacle, and the reason I'm comfortable speaking about it exclusively in hyperbole, stems from how one-of-a-kind it is. A movie like this has never been made before and will never be made again. My jaw hung open in practically every scene. Still not sure how this movie was possible but I'm so glad it was. A better movie to return to a socially distant movie theater doesn't exist. Yes, I've never been more confused, but that's a good thing actually.