Tenet - Christopher Nolan is back!

[PoorStudent]

Releases on 07/17/2020

Looks tripy and reminds me of inception the most. Really appreciate how little the trailer gives away.

Even though I didn't love interstellar, I'm glad someone is making big scale original films that are trying to be ambitious. I can't think of any other director whose doing films like this.

https://ew.com/movies/2019/12/19/ten...stopher-nolan/

[Joker]

I am always here for Nolan and this looks like it should be pretty fun.

[Kirby101]

I only watched a little, hate how trailers ruin movies. But what I saw...I'm in.

[Joker]

I think Nolan pretty well avoids the trailer ruining his movies.

EDIT: I imagine Nolan is one of those guys who has full control over his trailers, so you're seeing what he wants you to see and nothing more.

[Beaddle]

Surprise, surprise, surprise. the trailer looks very typical, however its Nolan. He has a good track record. I will check it out.

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

It looks great and I can't wait.

[Ozymandias]

My main concern is that this time, Zimmer won't do the score. Also, it does look a LOT like Inception (I hope it doesn't feel generic).

[kidfresh512]

I had never heard of this until seeing I guess the opening scene in front of Star Wars at the theater in IMAX.

I was like what is this? But, it was action packed and interesting I guess

[Arfguy]

Nolan really puts a lot of thought and care into all aspects of his movie. No matter what, I really appreciate what he brings to film. I think he is one of the few movie makers that's actually doing great things for film.

The trailer, more than the IMAX preview, really sold the movie for me. I cannot wrap my head around what is happening. Very intriguing.

[batnbreakfast]

The trailer made me cringe. Its almost a fake trailer about predictable Nolan tropes and I was hoping for something more.

[C_Miller]

My main concern is that this time, Zimmer won't do the score. Also, it does look a LOT like Inception (I hope it doesn't feel generic).

That's actually a selling point for me. Zimmer and Nolan, IMO don't tend to come up with the most interesting collaborations. Especially since Inception. Ludwig Göransson is a very talented composer who recently won an Oscar for Black Panther, which I'd say was their most deserved award.

[Gaastra]

First reaction.

https://deadline.com/2020/07/imax-wo...%20of%20August.

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

I saw it last night and loved it.

Anyone else?

[Besouro]

Guys who have seen this movie, please share your thoughts and a review rating...../10

[Joker]

I saw it. I liked it.

Maybe some spoilers. No real details.

spoilers:

I don't think it's Nolan's best. I think you have to watch this one at least a second time. Not because you can't understand it, but I think you miss what's been happening up to a point. It definitely continues the trend of the 3rd act set piece being the most boring. I don't know what's up with that, but Nolan wiffs on the final set piece a lot.

end of spoilers

I liked the score, even though it did a lot of Zimmerisms. It fits, but if you can't get Zimmer, don't hire someone else to poor man him. I need to watch it again to really make up my mind on it.