Pretty fun. Not my favorite thing I've seen in the format and I wouldn't choose it again over a 1.43:1 IMAX screening, but it's still enjoyable for the most part

2nd watch even better than the 1st. Really picked up on the things I missed first time around especially the dialouge, although some of the dialouge I still aint catch

i’m so hyped man 10 am showing tomorrow

I’m surprised to see people call Tenet a masterpiece now when that wasn’t the case the first few years of its release. Feels like a lot of folks went back and rewatched it after seeing Oppenheimer. Don’t know about masterpiece, but always felt it was overhated initially

Saw this feel like I been through a gauntlet. Am deaf now.

initially i was disappointed with the score after Oppenheimer and Sinners. I thought this nigga was about to bring out ancient instruments so it was kind of a lefdown. but this is some good s***, Ludwig left earth on Troy and Hades.

between this and Dune, having people just kind of hum or yell over the soundtrack is the biggest aura boost you could possibly have

Tbh after tenet and Dunkirk, I’m convinced no movie can truly be loud anymore

Even that interstellar moment when Damon get boomed had me jump out my seat in the theater

This felt ten times louder than all of those

completely disagree. this in Dolby was probably the loudest movie i’ve ever seen.i thought i was about to die on the sea with them

also Tenet had loud music while they talked. this was loud EVERYTHING. it was executed so much better

Unironically love the Freeport scene where dude is describing the security measure to Neil and the music 100% drowns him out let this s*** bang

Day 1 tenet lover it is the definition of raw.

Can’t figure out if this is true or not.
He has pretty much been scrapped off the internet.
No wikipedia.

I get what you are saying
But I also think that saying “That was left field idea, they must have tried psychedelics” is stupid and narrow minded.

D**** can also narrow the mind down, and a sober head can think up the most weird ideas

fact check correction: (Google gemini)

"Matthew Francis Nolan, was never convicted of murder, but he was convicted of attempted prison escape and obstruction of justice in the United States. He was also extensively investigated for major international crimes including kidnapping, contract killing, and passport fraud."

"They discovered a 31-foot rope made from bedsheets, a makeshift harness, a razor blade, and a metal clip modified to unlock handcuffs"

"Before his arrest for the Costa Rican murder warrant, he was also under investigation by Chicago police for an unrelated $700,000 bank fraud and check-kiting scheme"

i guess the hitman stuff is just people assuming but no conviction for that specifically

Aight, first off, I’m really happy to see this movie become a success. There are many reasons for that, but especially bc it’s a f*** you to all those grifting right-wing idiots who prayed on its downfall. Yeah, there are people of color in it. Deal with it, and f*** you.

As for the movie itself, it was pretty good, but short of amazing. I found myself craving more when it came to the visuals. I get that this is how Nolan’s films typically look, and that a lot of people enjoy it, but I kind of wish he would experiment with a wider color pallette.

Some of the editing also threw me off, especially when it kept cutting between characters during conversations. It’s not something I usually notice, but for some reason, I did here. I also found myself wishing Nolan would cast lesser-known actors in some of these roles (I couldn’t see Charlize as anyone other than Charlize).

Still, it’s a movie worth seeing, with a great ost, good performances, and some rlly memorable scenes. I know people like to talk about the Cyclops scene (and for good reason) but to me, the Circe scene was the most surprising. It was legitimately disturbing, and I’d never seen Nolan pull off anything like that before, which was great.

Also, this also isn’t exclusive to Nolan, but I HATE when movies rely on flashbacks to keep reminding the audience of something they saw an hour ago. That scene with young Antinous played, like, three times. It’s as if the movie doesn’t trust the audience’s intelligence enough to connect the dots.

Today

Second watch raw thoughts.

Yup, it's the editing style Jennifer Lame likes to incorporate. Worked for Oppenheimer when there was a large roaster of characters that were all integral to the proceedings

1 hour and 30 minutes

second weekend odyssey gonna be bigger than first weekend oppenheimer

Jesus.

seated