Ok, I just got more confused about something The time capsules. The future is sending gold bars and instructions into the past so Sator can be paid. But if Sator in the past digs the inverted gold bars up, then the gold bars are no longer in the time capsule travelling backwards through time. How d...

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September 21st, 2020, 10:53 am

Damn, Alex went off!

Nolan has always had a Revolutionary/societal changing aesthetic to his films from terrorism, rioting, evacuation. I would like to see something along these lines like a civil war/coup type action. Maybe a modern day french revolution or collapse of Rome. A huge budget children of men comes to mind....

this may be dumb but the only thing I haven’t understand is what’s happens if Sator dies, the algorithm is activated right, but why are they trying to bury it then?agian may be obvious but is mostly the last main thing I haven’t understood As far as I understand it, Sator dying doesn't activate the...

Does anyone have box office earnings percentages by film?

It's gotta be like 60% tenet 40% everything else right?

Lol, cant wait for in 2-3 years time Nolan announces is next high concept blockbuster on a 300 million Budget! A time mind bending action filmed over 20 countries and in space, unknown b list cast. Everyone is wearing masks and has a foreign accent. Ludwig is back with his loudest score ever. 3 hour...

Future Tenet theory... What if the people from the future trying to destroy the past is Tenet? Sator mentions to the protagonist that the futures "rivers run dry" maybe they got so desperate they stopped believing in "whats happened's happened" and the try to redo what happened in the past by contac...

I am honestly baffled that Warner Bros have Nolan a $200 million budget after reading the script. Domestic violence that will turn some weirdos on, 75% of the movie being Nolan’s worst exposition to date, a woman character and a villain written straight out of the 1960’s ... that’s Tenet for you. I...

So I thought long and hard about this last night, and... Let's just assume hypothetically that Nolan intentionally wrote Neil to be an adult version of Max—that the tie-ins are more than a coincidence (which at this stage I actually believe to be true). While I love the thought of things being a li...

Loved the movie, but parts were very difficult to understand because it seemed like they mixed a lot of bass into people's spoken lines. This has been the case in Nolan's films since TDKR and I just can't tell why he does it or if that's a theater issue? But I've seen all of his movies in multiple ...