I don't think he does a bad job writing women. Compared to most female characters in Hollywood films in recent years, I will take his fractured, abusive, damsel in distress or tormented female characters over the Mary Sue perfect idealized women we see in Hollywood studio films. But there also is no...

off the stills and the teaser, the lack of Deakins is REALLY showing

the visuals look like a massive step down from Denis' other works

You know, this really is the first Nolan film that... A prominent female role isn’t killed off, villainized, rendered helpless, or outright neglected. Catwoman, Dr Brand, Murph, Juno in Inception, Hilary Swank in Insomnia Dr Brand is rendered helpless at the end. Even Debicki is mostly just a helpl...

Don’t really think it’s Nolans job to dumb things down for the audience. If anything, I think Hollywood has dumbed their films down so much that Tenet could be considered “inaccessible” to today’s audiences. Anyways, I’m glad he didn’t dumb things down as much as he could’ve because it resulted in a...

He stopped caring about casuals?

Inaccessibility does not necessarily mean "complex" Also if you paid attention, Inception was an easy film to follow. Sure it is perhaps too dense in exposition to get every single detail from a first viewing, but if you pay attention you will probably understand the plot. Interstellar and Dunkirk w...

Especially considering Interstellar was his lowest rated film in a long time by critics and yet general audiences loved it immensely and many people consider it one of their personal favorite films ever. Nolan has always cared mostly about the theater experience and how general audiences respond an...

I dont't think Nolan gives one flying f*** about raitings on RT, MC or whatever. He knew exactly that he would get backlash from critics just for releasing the film under these circumstances - especially in the US where every single issue gets politicised. When you make a 90mio $ WWII arthousish fi...

Don’t care for Murrell as a reviewer, he’s too CinemaSins- core for me

David Sims (of The Atlantic) rated it very highly on his Letterboxd. Not sure if we will see a review from them though.

https://letterboxd.com/davidlsims/film/tenet/