I still haven't watched the film, but the general audience loving his stuff isn't a deal breaker. It's not why I'm obsessed with his movies. I very much appreciate that he takes risks 20+ years into his career, especially with the traction and popularity that he has built. Chris can make an Inceptio...

Is it just me or do people remember every film since inception critics having something to pick at Nolan's films? The dark knight rises (poor writing towards the end of the movie) Interstellar (too long and too much exposition) Dunkirk (lacking character depth and boring) Yet all films go down as g...

126 reviews in, 82% and still not certified fresh. When do you guys think this will happen? 150? 200?

Are we really gonna sit here and use IMDb as a reference? IMDB & Letterboxd :D I bet those scores keep Chris Nolan up at night :D Prefer to look at the positive, still over 80% on RT after 124 reviews, from official critics, not IMDB & Letterboxd where some people review who’ve clearly not even see...

Are we really gonna sit here and use IMDb as a reference?

So Bill and Ted got its certified fresh rating and Tenet not. I don’t get why RT is doing this...

It will go back up. Probably will settle at 81-83% RT when it’s all said and done.

So many people online desperately want this to be Nolan’s first critical flop. So happy to see it’s far from that. In fact, the reviews are in line with Nolan’s other work. Should be certified fresh by tomorrow...

I think it’s his best prologue since The Dark Knight... the pacing, cinematography, and music all add up to make it incredibly riveting.

Who has the prologue?