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Armed with only one word - Tenet - and fighting for the survival of the entire world, the
Armed with only one word - Tenet - and fighting for the survival of the entire world, the Protagonist (John David Washington) journeys through a twilight world of international espionage on a mission that will unfold in something beyond real time. Not time travel. Inversion.
Genre(s):
Action
Sci-Fi
Drama
Thriller
Production:
Warner Bros. Pictures
Runtime:
150 min
Home Release Date:
Dec 15, 2020
Official Site:
www.tenetfilm.com
Countries:
GB
US
Languages:
English
Russian
Ukrainian
Estonian
Director:
Christopher Nolan
Writer:
Christopher Nolan
Starring:
Aaron Taylor-Johnson Andrew Howard Carina Velva Clémence Poésy Denzil Smith Dimple Kapadia Elizabeth Debicki Fiona Dourif Himesh Patel Ivo Uukkivi Jefferson Hall John David Washington Jonathan Camp Juhan Ulfsak Kenneth Branagh Laurie Shepherd Mark Krenik Martin Donovan Michael Caine Rich Ceraulo Robert Pattinson Wes Chatham Yuri Kolokolnikov
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"For me, Tenet is preposterous in the tradition of Boorman’s Point Blank, or even Antonioni’s Zabriskie Point, a deadpan jeu d’esprit, a cerebral cadenza, a deadpan flourish of crazy implausibility – but supercharged with steroidal energy and imagination."
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"Tenet reaches for cinematic greatness and, though it doesn’t quite reach that lofty goal, it’s the kind of film that reminds us of the magic of the moviegoing experience."
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"Tenet is not Christopher Nolan’s masterpiece, but it is another thrilling entry into his canon. In a world where blockbuster cinema is dominated by franchises and sequels, it serves as an accomplished demonstration of the pleasures of unconnected and non-serialised original storytelling. But while it does tread new ground, Tenet is the ‘safest’ film from Christopher Nolan in some years. Following two recent ambitious movies from the filmmaker, Tenet feels a little conservative, as if Nolan’s style is a franchise rather than a framework. Despite this, it remains more interesting than most other tentpole movies and acts as a beacon for the director’s strengths."
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"It’s basically espionage adventure, but with a science fiction backbone: Nolan ups the ante on “Mission: Impossible” by making the impossibility not just physical but quantum physical. And he goes about it expertly, bullishly and with giddily perverse intent to bewilder."
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"Moviemaking doesn’t come any tauter or with more velocity. But that confusion is a warning. It’s going to apply to the entire movie; and the longer “Tenet” lasts, the more of an issue confusion becomes."
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"You have to hand it to Nolan. To use the old expression, he puts the money on the screen, delivering the kind of noisy, extravagant and fundamentally ridiculous pulp fiction which reminds you why you go to the cinema. But it collapses under the weight of all the plot strands and concepts stuffed into it. You don’t get the impression, which you usually get from his films, that every element is precisely where it should be. Some parts of it go on too long, others not long enough. It’s a treat to see a really big film again, but a smaller one might have been better."
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"There’s something grating about a film which insists on detailing its pseudo-science while also conceding you probably won’t have followed a thing. We’re clobbered with plot then comforted with tea-towel homilies about how what’s happened has happened."
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Dec 3, 2020
I think those who rated this movie below 9 don't know who Christopher Nolan is
Sep 30, 2020
Sep 3, 2020
If you don't understand it doesn't mean the movie is bad! Nolan's Masterpiece!
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Jan 27, 2021
Very bad movie, does not make any sense at all... That's a waste of time..
