Many people are speculating how much money it's going to make, but honestly our speculation is way more flawed than pre-corona. There are so many variables at play here that no one really knows how the fuck it's going to turn out. And in the end it doesn't even really matter how much it makes. It's...

It is a sci-fi action-thriller about time travel, with two intersecting storylines, one set in the near future and one in the 1950’s. John David Washington and Robert Pattinson are playing scientists who travel from the future to the past and get caught up in a conspiracy involving a femme fatale p...

Running time listed as 195 minutes on Letterboxd and The Movie Database. TENET Letterboxd TENET The Movie Database If only these sites were more reliable... I keep seeing this runtime being reported, there was a Russian site that also reported this (can't remember what it was called); but, as you p...

One thing I wonder, even if Tenet keeps it's release, will it have 70mm and 35mm film prints? Will the labs be open to make the prints? Will the theaters that can run those types of prints be open? I don't think they would be forging ahead with their original release date if they haven't already ta...

anikom15 wrote: ↑

April 25th, 2020, 2:14 am

The fact this forum isn’t jumping for joy at this news says a lot.

Why should we be jumping for joy? A July reopening of theatres isn't a sure thing yet. Once they have reopened and Tenet is released I will be overjoyed.

We shouldn't think of the release date as a day/month (July 2020, October 2020, July 2021...) but in terms of how long after cinemas are open and safe enough. If I were WB, I would have Tenet to be released whenever cinemas can welcome large crowd, and Wonder Woman four weeks later. I would bet tha...

I would love to see this film asap but the truth is is that this film will have a poor box office performance. We're only talking about the states here, imagine worldwide. The situation is different in every country. For box office purposes, they should delay it to October. Have Mulan be the first ...

Bruh, why is WB so adamant releasing this in July. I get it if it is some accounting issues, but no casual fan is going to the theaters this coming July. Push it back to October, that is safer. Tenet will most likely have an extended time in theatres so that more people will be able to go see it. I...

speedy117 wrote: ↑

April 22nd, 2020, 6:25 pm

Do you guys think movie theaters and other businesses get inside information about COVID-19 that is not released to the public as a means to plan and get prepared?

Nolan gives the orders, and the virus obeys.

antovolk wrote: ↑

April 22nd, 2020, 4:50 pm

Good news, I suppose. Tenet could be the best (only?) good thing to come out of 2020.