Nolan Fans

Sky007 wrote: ↑

January 23rd, 2020, 1:24 pm

It's relatively safe to assume (putting in spoilers to be safe, but this is speculation)

the footage of JDW checking out the glass was shot specifically for the teaser. Similar to how a few shots in the Inception and Interstellar teasers weren't used, but instead expressed the mood for the film. I think it was shot to "warm" the audience up to the forward/reverse effect

Sky007 wrote: ↑

January 23rd, 2020, 1:24 pm

It's relatively safe to assume (putting in spoilers to be safe, but this is speculation)

the footage of JDW checking out the glass was shot specifically for the teaser. Similar to how a few shots in the Inception and Interstellar teasers weren't used, but instead expressed the mood for the film. I think it was shot to "warm" the audience up to the forward/reverse effect

A Borges man wrote: ↑

January 23rd, 2020, 7:59 pm

Sky007 wrote: ↑

January 23rd, 2020, 1:24 pm

It's relatively safe to assume (putting in spoilers to be safe, but this is speculation)

the footage of JDW checking out the glass was shot specifically for the teaser. Similar to how a few shots in the Inception and Interstellar teasers weren't used, but instead expressed the mood for the film. I think it was shot to "warm" the audience up to the forward/reverse effect

Agreed, Nolan's teaser trailers have alternative, or completely different footage (Dunkirk's, and Inception's teasers have unused shots, or different shots of the same scene; remembering the Dunkirk one, with the guy walking into the water, it's from a different angle, or something). The Tenet teaser feels almost like test footage.

SINCEPTION wrote: ↑

July 31st, 2020, 6:45 pm

A Borges man wrote: ↑

January 23rd, 2020, 7:59 pm

Sky007 wrote: ↑

January 23rd, 2020, 1:24 pm

It's relatively safe to assume (putting in spoilers to be safe, but this is speculation)

the footage of JDW checking out the glass was shot specifically for the teaser. Similar to how a few shots in the Inception and Interstellar teasers weren't used, but instead expressed the mood for the film. I think it was shot to "warm" the audience up to the forward/reverse effect

Agreed, Nolan's teaser trailers have alternative, or completely different footage (Dunkirk's, and Inception's teasers have unused shots, or different shots of the same scene; remembering the Dunkirk one, with the guy walking into the water, it's from a different angle, or something). The Tenet teaser feels almost like test footage.

Interstellar teaser had more unused footage than Dunkirk and Inception. What would you do if this shot is used in Tenet? To make assumption Inception is related to this.

StarWarsIsAwesome123 wrote: ↑

August 1st, 2020, 3:31 pm

The Tenet teaser is a year old today!

Collector03601 wrote: ↑

August 4th, 2020, 2:52 am

Went to the theater the first time since mid February and was very happy they are welcoming viewers with this