Official T E N E T Thread

[gluvnast]

This analysis shows there's so many levels to this movie. Nolan outdid himself.

 

[gho3st]

Just warched


I loved this shyt

The acting wasn't top notch tho


I'm never taking yall opinions on anything






The audio crazy as fukk
One min the dialog too low
Then the gunfire and explosions and music blasting

I was constantly turning the volume up and down

Acting was not meant to drive the movie.

cinematography, time travel, action sequences were more important

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Spoiler: Spoiler question?

yo so Neil is actually Kat's son?

If so this shyt beyond genius

 

[KingJay]

Finally got around to watching this, shyt is wack
Sound mixing so trash I could barely hear what they were saying a lot of the time

 

[daemonova]

Now on HBO max

 

[boriquaking]

Just watched this for the first time since last summer.

movie is a lot better than I remember it being. I think it takes a few rotations to really digest.

 

[daemonova]

Just watched this for the first time since last summer.

movie is a lot better than I remember it being. I think it takes a few rotations to really digest.

Christopher Nolan said "that was the point"

 

[wire28]

This analysis shows there's so many levels to this movie. Nolan outdid himself.

Like all generation defining artists, our feeble collective brains can’t comprehend his talent now. Maybe in 2321, they’ll actually appreciate his mastery of the art of cinema.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

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[daemonova]

 

[ThirdAct]

It was good, not mid... but I wouldn’t watch it again in my life. Inception is still my goat

If you have no desire to ever watch it again, is it really good though? Good movies have replay value.

 

[The_Sheff]

Watched it on a plane and enjoyed it. Some movies work a lot better when you dont try to connect every dot and logically break it down, this is one of those. When you start pulling out timelines, aging, chracater flowcharts, etc...to try and break down a movie you doing too much. Either you liked it or you didnt, a graph isnt going to help that determination.

If you have no desire to ever watch it again, is it really good though? Good movies have replay value.

Not necessaily, i think Se7en is a great movie and i never want to watch it again.

 

[Lootpack]

If you have no desire to ever watch it again, is it really good though? Good movies have replay value.

Eh, that depends. I’ve encountered a lot of great movies I have no desire in watching again. It’s like eating a rich, heavy chocolate cake.

 

[ThirdAct]

Not necessaily, i think Se7en is a great movie and i never want to watch it again.

I'm assuming you don't want to watch Se7en again because of the grisly subject matter, which I can understand. Any movie that is great but is also too dark and depressing, especially ones about real world tragedies, is probably in the one-time viewing category. I don't think Tenet really falls into that category.

 

[ThirdAct]

Eh, that depends. I’ve encountered a lot of great movies I have no desire in watching again. It’s like eating a rich, heavy chocolate cake.

Fair enough. I guess my overall point is that Tenet just isn't a good movie lol.