Watched Tenet for the first time to day.
I liked it and thought it made sense.
It interesting that this was his last “out there” plot, and I get the feeling that it was a bit of a flop in the public’s eyes.
Oppenheimer & The Odyssey are both linearity stories and also set in the past.
Both have been high success.
Is Nolan playing it safe because of the response to Tenet?
Found videodrome (the Cronenberg book) dumped on the ground by the rich area I work and traded it towards a 70mm imax ticket at 3am in a suburb two hours away lmfao
The seating is two rows away from the front of the screen, anyone here who had to book super close to the screen have anything to add hoping that doesn’t ruin my enjoyment
he did okay for someone who doesnt know how to act but IMO if you put an actor in that role it would be better
Hating ass b**** damn
Hating ass b**** damn
I like him personally-he seems like a great down to earth guy in interviews. But it’s okay to say he was bad in this
The movie is still good
Watched Tenet for the first time to day.
I liked it and thought it made sense.
It interesting that this was his last “out there” plot, and I get the feeling that it was a bit of a flop in the public’s eyes.
Oppenheimer & The Odyssey are both linearity stories and also set in the past.
Both have been high success.
Is Nolan playing it safe because of the response to Tenet?
I suspect there was a lot more to the mess behind the scenes with Tenet than just the box office numbers. Also came out as theaters were still just opening up. Made almost 400 mil so, not bad
I suspect there was a lot more to the mess behind the scenes with Tenet than just the box office numbers. Also came out as theaters were still just opening up. Made almost 400 mil so, not bad
Woulda been at least double that had it not dropped when NOBODY was leaving their house at the peak of the Covid scam
Seeing in 2 days
It’s sold out everywhere I look
Damon being more of an issue than Holland?
Ya one has more screen time so
I actually thought tom came the closest of the two to actually breaking through emotionally when listening to Bernthal rave about his father.
I suspect there was a lot more to the mess behind the scenes with Tenet than just the box office numbers. Also came out as theaters were still just opening up. Made almost 400 mil so, not bad
Was there some mess behind the scene of Tenet?
Was there some mess behind the scene of Tenet?
Yeah with the whole dual release of theater and streaming platform
It’s sold out everywhere I look
find a 70mm suburb with a showing past midnight like i did lmfao
Yeah with the whole dual release of theater and streaming platform
don't think that had any affect om tenet's release. iirc WB decided to do theatrical and streaming simultaneously for their 2021 releases without telling any of the directors, which pissed Nolan off and made him go to Universal
don't think that had any affect om tenet's release. iirc WB decided to do theatrical and streaming simultaneously for their 2021 releases without telling any of the directors, which pissed Nolan off and made him go to Universal
Wasn't tenet also released that way? Or at least given a shorter theatrical window than usual. You don't piss off Nolan into a divorce without some extraordinary move
find a 70mm suburb with a showing past midnight like i did lmfao
Latest time is 11:45 for XD
Wasn't tenet also released that way? Or at least given a shorter theatrical window than usual. You don't piss off Nolan into a divorce without some extraordinary move
it was def theatrical-only. maybe it was a shorter time cycle tho? not really sure.
Do people on here think Nolan has done psychedelic d**** in his life?
I have been reading some threads by an LSD head who really really wanna convince people Nolan has done psychedelics.