Tenet (Christopher Nolan, September 3, 2020) Movie • Page 22

Yeah, like, I don't want this movie premiering on VOD. Nor should it premiere on VOD. Just delay it until next May and let it get the proper release it deserves.

Or, if they're worried about the optics of such a lengthy delay, at least set it for, like, late November/early December and then delay it again at that time.

 

F&F probably had it right when they delayed their movie a whole year from the start.

 

Hmmm nolan rankings?

1. the dark knight
2. inception
3. batman begins
4. interstellar
5. the dark knight rises
6. dunkirk
7. prestige

haven’t seen the others

 

Curious why you have The Prestige so low.

Mine are:

Prestige > Interstellar > TDK/Inception > the others

 

Interstellar sucks

 

absolutely watch memento

 

I’ve only seen it once and that was in 2008 but I don’t remember enjoying it too much

 

Someday

 

Prestige and Interstellar are my top 2 so I feel out of place in here right now

 

They’re both great!

 

The Prestige and Interstellar are great for watching over and over again. The direction, acting, music, plot, etc...

The Dark Knight and Inception are good but I don’t feel they hold up past the first two or so watches.

His others just didn’t do much for me in general.

 

My favorites are probably Inception & The Dark Knight Rises, which probably says a lot about my tastes, lol.

Honorable mention to Insomnia, which I haven’t seen in forever & don’t really remember, but I’m pretty sure I liked it more than a lot of his more popular films.

 

Nah. The Dark Knight Rises is not good.

 

he said favorites, bruh

 

The Dark Knight
The Prestige
Memento
Inception
Dunkirk
Batman Begins
Insomnia
Following
The Dark Knight Rises
Interstellar

 

elite: tdk, prestige
great: batman begins memento, dunkirk
solid: inception, tdkr
good: insomnia, following
average/hit-or-miss: interstellar

 

The Prestige
The Dark Knight
Memento
Interstellar
Inception
The Dark Knight Rises
Batman Begins
Dunkirk
Following
Insomnia

Only one I don't love is Insomnia.

 

Dunkirk best
Interstellar worst

 

I think Uk cinemas were pinning their reopening on this. Odeon reopen on 6th July and one of their films they are showing the first week is Inception, surely building to a double bill with tenet.

 

I was super disappointed when it came out & nitpicked it a lot. But, while it does have some decisions that I’d consider mistakes, it’s grown on me a ton over the years. It’s the Nolan Batman film that brings me the most joy.

 

I’m always surprised when I see people disliking or being “meh” about Interstellar.

 

It’s funny, I saw Interstellar in IMAX w/ one of my friends. At the time, he liked it more than I did, but our opinions didn’t seem that far apart. Yet somehow, over the years, my dissatisfaction for the film & his adoration for it have just grown & grown.

Every once in a while, our disagreement on the film will come up, & it’ll take a second to remember that we shared that experience because of how differently we remember it.

 

Not to hijack this thread even more but what are the issues you (or anyone else here) have with Interstellar?

 

It just kinda lost me towards the end. I don't remember any particular individual choice that I thought was definitively the wrong one or whatever. But, after getting through some surprisingly touching moments & some dope spectacle, as the film went on... I just found myself slowly caring less & less.

How late in the movie was that spinning action sequence? I think that's the last sequence I remember enjoying? Wait, no, the black hole scene was cool in IMAX, too. But, all the story resolution afterwards just kinda left me flat for whatever reason. Especially the final reunion w/ Murph.