Insomnia

Not normally a fan of murder mysteries but I really enjoyed this one.

Swapping amnesia for insomnia, Nolan again shows he can manipulate a camera and the audience to show a character's fragile state of mind.

Movie should have ended with Pacino asking Swank, “What’s is called when ya can’t sleep?” which cues that one Linkin Park song. Swank answers, “Insomnia” and then a hard cut to credits.

Neo-noir procedural thriller holds up thanks to an intriguing premise, great mid-career performance by Pacino, and chilling turn by Robin Williams. Though the film's score, visual style, and climactic showdown feel somewhat dated, there is more than enough talent in this twisty tale to hold an audience's interest.

It’s an interesting concept that had so much potential. I blame the script, and as much of a Nolan fan as I am, it pains me to point a finger at the bad directing. A big mess, gaping holes in the plot, what a miss.

This just belongs into the near flawless if not flawless filmography of Christopher Nolan. I hear a lot of people complain about how he's overrated while he raised the bar for movies in general. He's a master and this one fits right in.

Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, o filme mostra um policial que matou o parceiro sem querer, em uma local que estava nublado, mas alguém tinha visto isso e no final foi revelado era o parceiro da equipe Walter finch que no final morreu e matou também o will dormer, com isso, eu não recomendo esse filme.

Good movie! Though I feel it could have been just a bit shorter and Al Pacino was kind of old for the action scenes. I also think the sleep depravation symptoms were not very well reflected. The actual insomnia did not matter that much.

Love the look and tone of this movie

I absolutely love films like this—it reminds me of the best thrillers-dramas, packed with unexpected twists and profound emotional depth. The layered storytelling keeps you on edge while exploring complex human conflicts. On top of that, the cast is outstanding, featuring renowned actors who deliver exceptional performances, elevating the experience even further. This film is different from what you’d expect from Nolan, in the best way—unique, yet just as captivating.