I think movies can be a lot of things, that's the fun of them. I've only watched it twice, but I think it's all there from the beginning. The basics of the plot are understandable on a first watch, it's just that at one point the story dials up to 11 and it doesn't stop. It moves at such a brisk pac...

Frankly amazed at the reactions here. Really hope I am among you. This is what a friend said who saw it tonight at the IMAX I'm going to on Thursday: "I have no idea what the characters were trying to do on a basic level, scene to scene. It's like a heist movie where they never explain what they're...

Kevin McCarthy does the best Nolan interviews, he's probably a bigger fan than all of us combined. And that tattoo!

Listening to the score with headphones right now and it's wild . It's up there with Nolan's best film soundtracks imo, makes me hopeful for some more collaborations between him and Ludwig. And I say that loving what Hans did before, with the OST's for Interstellar and Inception still remaining my fa...

Box Office: Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet’ Enjoys Surprisingly Strong Debut Overseas https://variety.com/2020/film/box-office/tenet-box-office-international-christopher-nolan-1234753966/ $53M is a good result, better than I anticipated. I remember Dunkirk getting similar numbers for its international ...

ChristNolan, whenever possible please update my score to 8.5

Just got home from my second watch and man does this get better on multiple views. I still didn't fully get some parts, particularly in the third act, but because I knew the story beats beforehand, that allowed me to focus more on the inversion mechanics and they now make more sense to me. I still w...

Cosigned. Knowing they did this with practical effects, it's nuts. There's a 747 crushing multiple cars, running over them, and slamming into a building. I was absolutely giddy during that sequence. It's in conjunction with what immediately comes next that makes the whole segment my favorite, it oo...

You know what would have gave the film more emotional weight at the end?.. A flash forward/back (depending on how you look at it) of JDW and RP as best friends. Might have been a bit on the nose but sometimes that's what you need to drive an emotional note home I somewhat agree, but not necessarily...

My favourite line would be Debicki's "I wish I was that woman". It's already beautiful when she says it, but at the end, when we see the jump again, it brought tears to my eyes. I had forgotten about that, that's actually brilliant. I just know this film will get better and better with each viewing.