To be honest releasing the prologue online is doing the footage a huge disservice. Seeing it in IMAX was so immersive that you can't duplicate that experience in any home theater.

Can someone please PM me a link to the prologue? Thanks!

Just saw the prologue in IMAX and holy crap that was intense... However in some parts it was hard to make out what they were saying.

A few curious observations I have made about the Tenet marketing: 1. Trailers and posters for Chris Nolan’s films almost always contain the tagline “From the director of…” and then lists his well known films. Usually Inception and TDK Trilogy. However, this is nowhere to be found on ANY of the Tenet...

Nolan is making everyone time travel to the days when movie trailers were only available to watch at the theaters.

So I finally caved and watched the bootleg... First thing that stood out to me was that score sounds incredible. I love that it has more of an electronic vibe compared to Hans Zimmer's... It's like Zimmer on acid. Also, does anyone see the similarities between that final shot of the light hitting JD...

I'm with the idea that JDW doesn't seem to be in control. Plus we see him being grabbed, tied up or harassed. It's not the most usual way to show a protagonist. It feels like a tool that rebels. I can't get the idea of replicants in the Inception universe out of my head. Blade Runner meets Inceptio...

It's tempting but I refuse to watch a bootleg version of the trailer. I need to see this in all of it's HD glory. Very excited seeing the positive reactions though. Looks like Nolan has another winner on his hands.

I honestly was not expecting the score to be this astonishing, beautiful, and majestic. I was completely taken aback at how much the music complemented the entire film's emotional aspects. This soundtrack has got to be up there during awards time.

AsianVersionOfET wrote:You guys know it got delayed right? Hahaha, I actually am not surprised, it looks godawful. How the Wachowskis have fallen.

Cloud Atlas was thought-provoking and brilliant but went largely unnoticed because it wasn't easy to market. I'm still hoping Jupiter Ascending does well.