Oh I got it, still felt nothing at all tho

I don't remember the dialogue being hard to hear that's really weird

I didn’t even to bother on trying to make sense about the movie to the point where I’m reading theories and YouTube videos on it

Nolan clearly didn’t put effort into writing the movie so why should I care. I just went along with the ride and enjoyed the sequences.

It’s odd because Dunkirk used a very minimalist approach with its writing as well but yet the script feels way tighter.

My nigga... His own 007 for 2hours

oh totally. but in THOSE moments.....that he has done multiple times,...even in tenet...it just takes away from the overall impact of the scene,

totally get that the rating means more accessibility but its a huge issue to me and its been happening for...over a decade

Finally, as Nolan intended

Definitely gonna use subtitles and keep the TV at a low volume when I stream it

yes can confirm

this movie just gave me a f***ing headache

It’s the logistics that are so hard on the first watch

When the red room blue room scene hits in Tallin you’re getting your brain fried

Should of At least been nominated for best picture imo

Now that @rwina is banned i can finally post that this is most defenitly bottom tier Nolan after multiple rewatches without having to look over my shoulder

Cool ideas but very underwhelming execution most of the times. Nice setpieces though and i like the score for this as well

It's just that Nolan doesn't know how to properly communicate such complex ideas lmao, he just knows how to package and sell the experience but i couldn't care less about trying to keep up with what was happening all the time when i watched this in the theater tbh

With somebody like Lynch he takes even more abstract ideas, that aren't even meant to be viewed through any scientific lense, which SHOULD make them even more difficult but he perfectly knows how to translate those ideas to film which is why we as viewers can emotionally reasonate with it and make sense of it

That's really something Nolan should learn imo whenever he wants to try something as concept heavy as this in the future. Inception was great, because it wasn't overly complex. But this... yeah next time either give it to another director or bring in someone else to steer him in the right way. Exposition scenes in this were terrible

F*** the bullshit... Tenet & Dunkirk top tier Nolan. He in his prime.

Anyone that doesn't think Dunkirk is top-tier Nolan (or top-tier modern filmmaking) either needs to rewatch it or not be listened to lol

Nah Dunkirk is but Tenet isn't he already did the same type of film better with Inception

What makes you post this lmao Dunkirk gets some of the most praise out of any of his films

In film circles, yes, but there's a larger audience out there that thinks it's one of his lesser/underwhelming films than you might think.

It's insane to me that anyone can think that but it's out there. You can check this thread or the Dunkirk thread and see what I'm talking about

I'm gonna do my best to not sound like a film snob because i honestly ain't one in the slightest but who cares about opinions of people who don't often watch films if we being real If someone is not invested in the medium and has at least a basic knowledge of multiple styles of film and directors then it's a big chance they don't really have anything constructive to offer when talking about a film

Dunkirk is really great though, love that film

How is Tenet like Inception?

Both high concept sci-fi films with a spy thriller plot and a similar bombastic score. I know they aren’t exactly spies in Inception but it’s pretty much alike. You tryna tell me they aren’t?

At least Tenet would be the first film i’d think of when somebody would ask me to name something similar to Inception. Besides Paprika of course

Tenet is gonna age so good too