I think the shot of Michael Caine in the trailer officially put to rest any Inception connection. Doesn't feel like the same character.
TENET - General Information
So the location where JDW meets
Palindromic architecture all over this movie.
2: Was it? I saw it on a 1.90 screen so sometimes it's hard to notice if it's regular 70mm or IMAX for the entire thing. I read someone say the dialogue parts were shot on 70mm but I'm not all too sure about that.El Especial wrote: ↑December 21st, 2019, 3:29 pm1) Yes, it isMuffinMcFluffin wrote: ↑December 21st, 2019, 2:07 pmHey all, I haven't been around (and won't be) because I'm trying very hard to avoid any more information about this film, if possible. I'm not even seeing the trailer.
With that, I have a question, and then I do have one information-based question that I'm wondering if we've learned so far.
(1) Does anybody know if the TENET trailer is playing in front of The Rise of Skywalker? In the 3D showings? I'm going to see that film in a little more than an hour, and as I said I'd like to avoid the trailer if at all possible (I know that sounds weird). It would make sense if it was playing in front of it because of the release timing, but I was curious if anyone knew for sure.
(2) Has there been mention of how much of the film was shot in IMAX? Percentage-wise, anything like that? Is Nolan pushing hard for a lot more ADR in dialogue-based scenes, or anything like that?
Thanks a bunch. See you all again in July when I'm back on the real and the regular!
2) Hasn't been verified yet. The full prologue was shot entirely with IMAX cameras.
I wonder how much IMAX they managed to use. I think percentage wise Dunkirk has the most amount of IMAX footage but when it comes to overall minutes I think TDKR is still at the top, followed by Interstellar.
I just love that they once again went with 70mm and IMAX, they're so much closer to each other than 35mm and IMAX. Suffice to say, I saw Interstellar on 70mm earlier this year and I was surprised how well the 35mm held up printed on 70mm compared to the IMAX printed on 70mm.
Besides, I'm thinking of seeing Tenet in Brussel next summer since they do have a 1.44 aspect ratio screen. I still have to experience that and I can't think of any better film to do that than with Tenet lol. I also hope Amsterdam is going to screen the film on 70mm.
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Do we know when did Nolan get the idea of Tenet ? I am amazed at the fact that he finished filming his most ambitious original film in just 2 years after his previous film. I mean Inception idea was on Nolan's mind for very long but he started filming it after many years. Similarly was Tenet on his mind long before Dunkirk or did he start writing it only after Dunkirk. I just can't decipher the genius of Nolan. How he does what he does ?
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because he doesn't do it for fame or success as other filmmakers. he has a real, honest love for the medium.Follower wrote: ↑December 22nd, 2019, 1:42 pmDo we know when did Nolan get the idea of Tenet ? I am amazed at the fact that he finished filming his most ambitious original film in just 2 years after his previous film. I mean Inception idea was on Nolan's mind for very long but he started filming it after many years. Similarly was Tenet on his mind long before Dunkirk or did he start writing it only after Dunkirk. I just can't decipher the genius of Nolan. How he does what he does ?
plus, he was born with special cells in his brain.
A posthumous documentary was best suited to reaveal what I'm going to say now but here goes..Silfan wrote: ↑December 22nd, 2019, 2:20 pmbecause he doesn't do it for fame or success as other filmmakers. he has a real, honest love for the medium.Follower wrote: ↑December 22nd, 2019, 1:42 pmDo we know when did Nolan get the idea of Tenet ? I am amazed at the fact that he finished filming his most ambitious original film in just 2 years after his previous film. I mean Inception idea was on Nolan's mind for very long but he started filming it after many years. Similarly was Tenet on his mind long before Dunkirk or did he start writing it only after Dunkirk. I just can't decipher the genius of Nolan. How he does what he does ?
plus, he was born with special cells in his brain.
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I saw yesterday night Rise of Skywalker in Brussels. And I got the prologue also. It is so good. The music, the tense, I did not understand what was going on. I loved it. Can not wait for July 2020. Everyone one should see it on a screen that has a 1.44 Aspect Ratio. It really is worth seeing it.Nomis wrote: ↑December 22nd, 2019, 6:46 am2: Was it? I saw it on a 1.90 screen so sometimes it's hard to notice if it's regular 70mm or IMAX for the entire thing. I read someone say the dialogue parts were shot on 70mm but I'm not all too sure about that.El Especial wrote: ↑December 21st, 2019, 3:29 pm1) Yes, it isMuffinMcFluffin wrote: ↑December 21st, 2019, 2:07 pmHey all, I haven't been around (and won't be) because I'm trying very hard to avoid any more information about this film, if possible. I'm not even seeing the trailer.
With that, I have a question, and then I do have one information-based question that I'm wondering if we've learned so far.
(1) Does anybody know if the TENET trailer is playing in front of The Rise of Skywalker? In the 3D showings? I'm going to see that film in a little more than an hour, and as I said I'd like to avoid the trailer if at all possible (I know that sounds weird). It would make sense if it was playing in front of it because of the release timing, but I was curious if anyone knew for sure.
(2) Has there been mention of how much of the film was shot in IMAX? Percentage-wise, anything like that? Is Nolan pushing hard for a lot more ADR in dialogue-based scenes, or anything like that?
Thanks a bunch. See you all again in July when I'm back on the real and the regular!
2) Hasn't been verified yet. The full prologue was shot entirely with IMAX cameras.
I wonder how much IMAX they managed to use. I think percentage wise Dunkirk has the most amount of IMAX footage but when it comes to overall minutes I think TDKR is still at the top, followed by Interstellar.
I just love that they once again went with 70mm and IMAX, they're so much closer to each other than 35mm and IMAX. Suffice to say, I saw Interstellar on 70mm earlier this year and I was surprised how well the 35mm held up printed on 70mm compared to the IMAX printed on 70mm.
Besides, I'm thinking of seeing Tenet in Brussel next summer since they do have a 1.44 aspect ratio screen. I still have to experience that and I can't think of any better film to do that than with Tenet lol. I also hope Amsterdam is going to screen the film on 70mm.
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yeah, you're right, my bad on my end, but still
There's no JDW is shocked when
