Just got out of avatar 2 and my screening didn’t have a trailer attached. Great movie though.

I’m in nz and seeing avatar in 10 hours. Sometimes we don’t get the early trailers before our movies but I’m optimistic

the biggest argument against that theory imo is simply Neil says "There's a future in your past" implying The Protagonist recruits Neil in the past , not the future. Max is clearly in The Protagonist's present, so... Also, for Max=Neil to work, Max would either need to be inverted for like half his...

Funniest part of the movie for me:

ALL I HAVE FOR YOU IS A

so the modernist lego algorithm is...doing what exactly? Those black boxes aren't the actual "time bomb," since Sator is trying to bury the "time bomb" so people in the future will go dig it up decades from the events of Tenet? And his "dead man's trigger" is to use regular explosive to bury those ...

He didn't throw it to himself. He was trying to give it to Sator. The inverted JDW tried to take it over. Nope I’ve seen the scene 3 times and watched carefully JDW talks to Neil about giving Sator the case, the chase begins.(Bmw/reversed Audi) Crashed Saab in the middle of the road un-crashes and ...

Bit confused about this: During the car chase, JDW throws the algorithm piece into inverted JDW's car, then when he inverts himself, he doesn't realise the piece is in the back of his car. Can anyone explain how he doesn't remember that he threw it into his car? Maybe just disoriented from inversion?

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September 2nd, 2020, 7:19 am

Has there been an explanation on why Neil looks and acts kind of exhausted when he first meets The Protagonist in Mumbai? (all sweaty and short if breath)

probs coz mumbai is humid af

it's a good score but not the best. No one can replace hans. hans scores are so emotional and this one is not. i hope hans is coming back :) True...so true. There was 0 emotion in the score. Random piano comes in 90% of the way thru and then random fingerstyle acoustic guitar at the denouement like...

It annoys me how