They flipped more than one letter you guys!! It’s T E N Ǝ ꓕ now

Christopher Nolan's time inverting spy film that follows a protagonist fighting for the survival of the entire world.

you losers can stop voting now it’s done

You just know they will...
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I think they won't actually!
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Mr. Nolan went back in time and planted that artifact thousands of years in advance promotion of this movie.

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Nomis wrote:
May 29th, 2019, 12:02 pm
guess the poll should be changed to: "are they gonna flip the N in the logo?

also, doesn't it transcribe to Inception, in a way? About that square
SATOR
(from serere=to sow) Sower, planter; founder, progenitor (usually divine); originator
(Here you can put "INCEPTION")

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Sator sounds a lil bit like Saito and there's also an alchemist

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Nomis wrote:
May 29th, 2019, 2:51 pm
Sator sounds a lil bit like Saito and there's also an alchemist
Right, so the inception (Sator) was for Saito.

Will see what Tenet is about.



Interesting enough, there was a guy that in late 2014 wrote this comment on a Sator Square article:
Guaranteed to be the next Christopher Nolan film
Source: https://www.theguardian.com/science/ale ... more-nerdy

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I think you guys are digging too deep into this engraving and what the title might mean. I think it's probably more direct than an obscure reference. The espionage association might just follow a specific "tenet", a special rule they must abide by no matter where they go, et cetera. Something to that effect. It will probably be a rule or mechanic in the movie like "Inception" or "The Prestige".

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My first reaction to this title is that I don’t like it. It doesn’t have a big audience appeal - it feels like a randomly chosen Latin word, which doesn’t suit a big budget Hollywood film.

But knowing Nolan, it must have a major significance in the plot. I’m hoping at least :D

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clapboard horizontally flips the second E and vertically the second T

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