Ok, China is a big market so obviously that's good news. But I am kidda tired of seeing so many posts here about the Chinese movie industry. Nothing is more important than the North American market, followed by the UK. Nolan only attempted to film in Hong Kong once (not even Mainland China) and the...

"15. The Protagonist's Noble End"

DUNKIRKIE wrote: ↑

July 28th, 2020, 10:41 am

In the new IMAX poster, can't help but notice all these soldiers with hazmat masks...

so what's the deal of them? who are their boss and what's their goal

lmao

Reminds me of this:

Wow, I did not expect that, but thinking about it, it makes sense. I imagine that Chinese film companies are just as worried as Hollywood studios are about prematurely releasing their big-budget movies and having them flop in this uncertain climate. And here comes TENET, this $200 million dollar mov...

If they're asking people to go to the theaters, the interviews better be in person and not Zoom, otherwise, it'll be a hypocritical farce. Also, I hope one of the interviewers asks him something along these lines: - Is the final film 100% originally as intended, or did the situation affected the pos...

So remember (or don't lol) how I said that TENET entered into the 'currently being rated' phase a few weeks/months ago? Well it's taken an insanely long time, but it's finally been rated. Length: 149 minutes, 59 seconds (Edit: for comparison, they classified/rated Dunkirk as 106 minutes, 27 seconds)...

From local news site: The leader of the operation (John David Washington) is deployed to stop Sator (Kenneth Branagh) who is trying to destroy the world by going back and forth between the present and the future through the inversion of time. He must work together with Neil (Robert Pattinson) who ha...

Good discussion. Also an additional factor to take into account is the Dunkirk TV spot with never-heard-before orchestral music that is now sadly deleted (discussion on it: https://www.nolanfans.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=25974&view=unread#unread) Supposedly it was a tiny tease/snippet of what ...

Oh right yeah, 'cause Interstellar was in November, which is a much more chaotic month than July, which is a relaxed summer vacation month; that makes sense lol

Why did you miss Interstellar?