A strong 4, may update to 4.5. Safdie is one of the most flavoured directors of contemporary cinema; that is, his style and idiosyncrasies bleed from one film to the next, leaving you with a familiar taste in your mouth. Safdie aims (I think) to max out your senses, but not the way Nolan does with grandiose spectacles, but rather by pumping your adrenaline with mesmerizing visuals, intense sound design, and protagonistic anti-heroes whose decisions go against every fibre of common…