Re: Prologue
Posted: July 7th, 2020, 11:03 am
We see this in the prologue.
The first guy is Jefferson Hall. The second is Rich Ceraulo Ko.
This makes sense, because she films other scenes in Tallinn; simply there to watch.
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We see this in the prologue.
This makes sense, because she films other scenes in Tallinn; simply there to watch.
But the opera house scene and the highway scene are two different countries in the film.Friendless_at_Dusk wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 11:03 amWe see this in the prologue.
The first guy is Jefferson Hall. The second is Rich Ceraulo Ko.
This makes sense, because she films other scenes in Tallinn; simply there to watch.
Sometimes director request main actors who doesn't have a scene that day to be present anyway. This is because the director sometimes want to have special photoshoot or have additional scenes.Friendless_at_Dusk wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 11:03 amWe see this in the prologue.
The first guy is Jefferson Hall. The second is Rich Ceraulo Ko.
This makes sense, because she films other scenes in Tallinn; simply there to watch.
This has been discussed and debunked 4-5 months ago before you were ever a member of this forum. This scene happens once and only once. The prologue was edited down to 6 minutes. End of story, end of discussion.Friendless_at_Dusk wrote: ↑July 6th, 2020, 12:14 pmWe are capable of making the mental leap here and correctly assuming what must have occurred.A Borges man wrote: ↑July 6th, 2020, 1:42 amThat shot in the trailer, from the prologue, where he is escorting the VIP is super important because in the prologue, that shot isn't there, and so when JDW and VIP jumped down they are in the middle of the audience and then the next shot they are at the end of the isle. When watching the prologue (after the 10th time) I thought it was a continuity error. As soon as the trailer came out I noticed that shot, and thought shit, they shot the connective tissue...I've very curious if it's in the actual movie.
As I said on the previous page:
TENET, the word itself, is a palindrome. Perhaps the most popular fan theory is that the film will therefore have a palindromic structure; we will see that shot from the trailer at the end of the film...Do you mean 10-12 minutes if we count the end of the film too?
So are you saying the final version will be extended?rotas wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 10:08 pmThis has been discussed and debunked 4-5 months ago before you were ever a member of this forum. This scene happens once and only once. The prologue was edited down to 6 minutes. End of story, end of discussion.Friendless_at_Dusk wrote: ↑July 6th, 2020, 12:14 pmWe are capable of making the mental leap here and correctly assuming what must have occurred.A Borges man wrote: ↑July 6th, 2020, 1:42 amThat shot in the trailer, from the prologue, where he is escorting the VIP is super important because in the prologue, that shot isn't there, and so when JDW and VIP jumped down they are in the middle of the audience and then the next shot they are at the end of the isle. When watching the prologue (after the 10th time) I thought it was a continuity error. As soon as the trailer came out I noticed that shot, and thought shit, they shot the connective tissue...I've very curious if it's in the actual movie.
As I said on the previous page:
TENET, the word itself, is a palindrome. Perhaps the most popular fan theory is that the film will therefore have a palindromic structure; we will see that shot from the trailer at the end of the film...Do you mean 10-12 minutes if we count the end of the film too?
Most likely? Some of the transitions seemed a bit hasty. But we never know. Tenet seems to have a very, very complex plot. They may need to make the prologue short to fit the story in a reasonable duration.KEM wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 10:56 pmSo are you saying the final version will be extended?rotas wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 10:08 pmThis has been discussed and debunked 4-5 months ago before you were ever a member of this forum. This scene happens once and only once. The prologue was edited down to 6 minutes. End of story, end of discussion.Friendless_at_Dusk wrote: ↑July 6th, 2020, 12:14 pm
We are capable of making the mental leap here and correctly assuming what must have occurred.
As I said on the previous page:
TENET, the word itself, is a palindrome. Perhaps the most popular fan theory is that the film will therefore have a palindromic structure; we will see that shot from the trailer at the end of the film...Do you mean 10-12 minutes if we count the end of the film too?
Very true, good point. The only thing I really noticed was when JDW says “let’s get him to the rally point” and then it immediately cuts to the rally point, but the second trailer showed footage of JDW escorting the VIP so the footage definitely exists and I’d imagine they’d use more of it so it’s more cohesive.dragon_phoenix wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 11:01 pmMost likely? Some of the transitions seemed a bit hasty. But we never know. Tenet seems to have a very, very complex plot. They may need to make the prologue short to fit the story in a reasonable duration.
The 'colors' in the 2nd trailer where JDW was escorting the VIP looks really good. Do you think that was filmed with IMAX cameras?KEM wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 11:05 pmVery true, good point. The only thing I really noticed was when JDW says “let’s get him to the rally point” and then it immediately cuts to the rally point, but the second trailer showed footage of JDW escorting the VIP so the footage definitely exists and I’d imagine they’d use more of it so it’s more cohesive.dragon_phoenix wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 11:01 pmMost likely? Some of the transitions seemed a bit hasty. But we never know. Tenet seems to have a very, very complex plot. They may need to make the prologue short to fit the story in a reasonable duration.
the entire prologue sequence was filmed with IMAX film camerasdragon_phoenix wrote: ↑July 8th, 2020, 12:37 amThe 'colors' in the 2nd trailer where JDW was escorting the VIP looks really good. Do you think that was filmed with IMAX cameras?KEM wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 11:05 pmVery true, good point. The only thing I really noticed was when JDW says “let’s get him to the rally point” and then it immediately cuts to the rally point, but the second trailer showed footage of JDW escorting the VIP so the footage definitely exists and I’d imagine they’d use more of it so it’s more cohesive.dragon_phoenix wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 11:01 pm
Most likely? Some of the transitions seemed a bit hasty. But we never know. Tenet seems to have a very, very complex plot. They may need to make the prologue short to fit the story in a reasonable duration.
Do we know yet what percentage of the movie is shot on IMAX? Or how many scenes? I can’t remember if they revealed that info before the release of his other filmsDylanHoang wrote: ↑July 8th, 2020, 2:03 amthe entire prologue sequence was filmed with IMAX film camerasdragon_phoenix wrote: ↑July 8th, 2020, 12:37 amThe 'colors' in the 2nd trailer where JDW was escorting the VIP looks really good. Do you think that was filmed with IMAX cameras?KEM wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 11:05 pm
Very true, good point. The only thing I really noticed was when JDW says “let’s get him to the rally point” and then it immediately cuts to the rally point, but the second trailer showed footage of JDW escorting the VIP so the footage definitely exists and I’d imagine they’d use more of it so it’s more cohesive.