Yes. Ignore the first three posters (they happen to be trans). It's a genuinely good movie that filters most people because their brains don't work correctly and can't think deeper than Marvel slop
Yes. Not because it's good - it isn't - but it's clinically interesting. It's like a case study of bad filmmaking
>we can do a black james bond.. he's only 5 foot tall... hmm who shall we cast as the femma fatale... of course! GIRAFFE WOMAN!
>we need a psychotic east european bad guy... hmm.. how about that middle aged british dude who voices paddington bear?
>key elements of the plot can only be conveyed through exposition, so let's make the dialogue as inaudible as possible
>the big gimmick is the reverse-time action sequences, so let's only include a few minutes of those and make sure the final battle appears to be a whole army running backward into a bunch of empty derelict buildings
>we need a psychotic east european bad guy... hmm.. how about that middle aged british dude who voices paddington bear?
Kenneth Branagh as Paddington would rock. Just Paddington screaming about St. Crispin’s Day for two hours.
That's what Nolan went for the goodbye with Pattison's character but it didn't have nearly the same gravitas as the goodbyes between Merlin and Arthur have.
Audio mastering was shit.
Plot contrivances were moronic.
Concept was broken from the start.
Too many plotholes.
Time reversal machine was unique until it turns out le good guys have hundreds of em to use simultaneously.
Time frickery never gets thoroughly expained, instead just being handwaved as plot convenience.
Story was already solved by the moment the protagonist gets recruited due to timeshift Black persony.
6/10 decent but definitely a nolan flop.
Listen, as someone who worked on TENET I think it's Nolan's weakest flick.
But I still had a great time working on it. Watching Debicki doing her ballet moves between takes was very lovely indeed.
No
>fpbp
I tried, watched it 3 times, saw breakdowns.
The central contrivance just doesn't work.
It doesn't make sense and I was afraid I wasn't smart enough.
>Trash
No
It is legitimately Nolan's worst. Everything shit about Nolan in one movie.
Action scenes are decent though.
overhated. its way better than Inception, people are just nostalgia merchants.
Yes. Ignore the first three posters (they happen to be trans). It's a genuinely good movie that filters most people because their brains don't work correctly and can't think deeper than Marvel slop
Yes. Not because it's good - it isn't - but it's clinically interesting. It's like a case study of bad filmmaking
>we can do a black james bond.. he's only 5 foot tall... hmm who shall we cast as the femma fatale... of course! GIRAFFE WOMAN!
>we need a psychotic east european bad guy... hmm.. how about that middle aged british dude who voices paddington bear?
>key elements of the plot can only be conveyed through exposition, so let's make the dialogue as inaudible as possible
>the big gimmick is the reverse-time action sequences, so let's only include a few minutes of those and make sure the final battle appears to be a whole army running backward into a bunch of empty derelict buildings
how is any of that bad filmmaking?
imagine if her breasts were huge and her top rode up so high that you could see the bottom of her areola
extremely weak bait
>we need a psychotic east european bad guy... hmm.. how about that middle aged british dude who voices paddington bear?
Kenneth Branagh as Paddington would rock. Just Paddington screaming about St. Crispin’s Day for two hours.
I watch Tenet for she
I thought it'd be cool like the way Merlin lives backwards in time but it's just some moronic time travel shit.
God that'd be a kino. A merlin movie from his perspective, where the final goodbye is happiest, but the first meeting the most bitter.
That's what Nolan went for the goodbye with Pattison's character but it didn't have nearly the same gravitas as the goodbyes between Merlin and Arthur have.
No, it's actually very bad.
Audio mastering was shit.
Plot contrivances were moronic.
Concept was broken from the start.
Too many plotholes.
Time reversal machine was unique until it turns out le good guys have hundreds of em to use simultaneously.
Time frickery never gets thoroughly expained, instead just being handwaved as plot convenience.
Story was already solved by the moment the protagonist gets recruited due to timeshift Black persony.
6/10 decent but definitely a nolan flop.
I know you are gonna keep bumping this thread homosexual.
I've only seen the tenet clips on youtube
the villain is very, very poorly written
villain is evil because in the future he is evil.
Maybe
can't say, I've only seen it in the future
Yes. It’s a cool concept and Kenneth is playing it up pretty enjoyably.
Listen, as someone who worked on TENET I think it's Nolan's weakest flick.
But I still had a great time working on it. Watching Debicki doing her ballet moves between takes was very lovely indeed.