Don't know if anyone already mentioned it, but as they are inverted are they getting younger as well?

I mean, if that happens on a cellular level (like the stab wound on the protagonist arm), it should happen with everything on his body, right?

Bacon wrote: ↑

September 2nd, 2020, 3:13 pm

filipeG wrote: ↑

September 2nd, 2020, 3:06 pm

Wasn't the soundtrack supposed to be released today on streaming platforms?

Tonight

Do you know the hours? It's annoying cause here is almost 9pm
I'm resisting asking you guys for the link

edit: I can'r resist it, tomorrow I won't be home for 5 days. Can someone send me?

Wasn't the soundtrack supposed to be released today on streaming platforms?

But the 2 biggest weak points are still present. JDWs missing character development I think there's a reason why we don't know even his name. The character development on his character is on purpose. It's a spy movie, we're not supposed to know everything about the character past. I mean, from the ...

There's always some kind of catastrophe on new Nolan movies in screenings.

Damn, I though I was going to listen to it now! https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/kL6fG_o5h4Jl_LnQqxgBZMKM38G7ij6QQlUHRnDVYFkbdQf7TY8jR2YG0WdnnJfPxYm9kh2hMaj0ykeOFbScs86lAdDYSGasyPB2TgSJ1kn8TSsnnSDrpx3hHDWS0JMr5VSnwX6ZfZOqGbjacIICFcEIDig_vk5uRTJG67cBXMoQiYGP4h5f8lSk9gN2YMheskIt0FszO4ODvWFHuoZoCg4opV...

After seeing tenet i'm already excited for Nolan's next movie

So I thought about it again. If JDW got a decent character introduction and change (Who is he? What does he want? What are his flaws?), I would have enjoyed Tenet more. Nolan did it right with Cooper (Interstellar) and Cobb (Inception). But failed with JDW. Yes the acting is charming. But thats jus...

Just came back from the screening. I loved it. Can't understand how one man alone can imagine such things. As far as the emotionless critics, I think Interstellar is his most emocional one and my favourite, but in the case of Tenet I don't think it's the kind of movie that is in need of such emotion...

Tbh I remember some lamenting about how Dunkirk had no emotion whatsoever and how the characters were reduced to mere vessels for the experience. And I personally thought this was so far from the truth. In comparison, Interstellar felt almost too sappy. I know it’s a sentiment maybe not shared by m...