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My main problem, if you can call it that, is that all his movies take themselves too seriously. He needs to inject some humour here and there, but he never does.

He's not that visually original,like say, Wes Anderson.

Might as well give Michael Bay, or Zack Snyder a pass if we're talking about "cool visuals". In terms of his ideas, Nolan's films are becoming empty shells, and Tenet is his worst yet.

NolanTards are snobs

They love proclaiming that The Dark Knight, in being so “realistic”, is somehow the most true to the dark, psychologically intense world of Batman. They say this because:
(a) They want to convince themselves that Batman comics really are intended to be this realistic and intense and
(b) They want to convince others that what they read is so realistic and intense so that they can feel less embarrassment at still reading them in their 20s and 30s. The reason they overrate that movie so much is because so much personal validation is tied into that movie for them. So the more realistic the movies are, the more comic fans will claim to anyone who will listen that they just witness a movie that is exactly like the books they’ve been mocked for reading for decades.

He's a technically skilled filmmaker, no doubt, but I don't think his films are so fresh or interesting visually as to counter the sheer exhaustion of sitting through them. I don't think I've ever watched one of his films more than once, with the exception of Memento and about half of The Dark Knight.