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Original Movie: Tenet
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Whether you liked this movie or not, films like these are needed to break the monotony of Hollywood.
That is indeed the only good thing I can say about Tenet. I find most Nolan films overrated, but still enjoyable, but this one was such a mess I loathe it.
@@TheOriginalDogLP How is it a mess? The only thing I don't like about it is the sound mix. It's a really good movie, and much better than all the re-make / sequel / franchise crap.
Christopher Nolan said "first movie back in theatres since the shutdown, lets make sure everyone HAS TO SEE IT TWICE"
WB though Naaaa… wb did him dirty
@@liamgilmartin466 they really didn't, he got a surprisingly large and successful theatrical run considering the pandemic and a gigantic 10+ million paycheque
I couldnt finish watching it once
Good joke, but, to be fair, virtually every single one of his movies carries that mandate
@@cristonsloan very fair lol
This was Michael Caine's final movie with Chris Nolan, according to the interviews with the cast. The last words the protagonist says to him are "Goodbye, Sir Michael"
I wasn't planning on crying today but here we are :p
John David Washington is even credited just as: "The Protagonist"
Nolan is such a pretentious b.
@@haroldjoseph8296 I think you are thinking of Robert Eggers. lmao
@@haroldjoseph8296nah he's Just bad making characters. From what I've gathered the majority of movies he made with good maun characters were because some other people where involved in writing the characters, like actors and such. And in this one specifically barely any character besides the villain has a story, and at least in the protagonist's story it makes some sense for him to not have a name, but that only goes as far as: No one needed to know his name
@@arcojin-carlosh.9435I though that was the point though. Like VKunia said the characters were plot devices to move the story forward. If you really think about it due to the nature of the story the main characters couldn’t lose. “What happened has happened,”as Neil said. The characters are living through a pre-developed path rather than creating one. The characters not being fully developed emphasizes this.
@@haroldjoseph8296 I really don't see how a movie that's basically just an exercise in how wacky a heist movie plot can be is pretentious. If anything not bothering to give him a name seems LESS pretentious to me, because, like... would you give a shit if he had one?
We live in a twilight world, and there are no friends at dusk.
You've been made, gimme those teeth
Neil definitely came from Twilight world.
@@jip5889 LOL
I love the ending discussion between the Protagonist and Neil. It's like emotional out of nowhere and it works (for me).
I especially love the subtle CASABLANCA movie tribute there. A line said by Robert Pattinson (“I think this is the end of a beautiful friendship”) was an almost identical final dialogue of that film (just changing end to beginning).
@@PLAjcmdaddy yeah it was so poignant...And he had to do it...he couldn't risk not doing it and the world ending
There's a well supported theory that Pattinson (Neil) is a grown up version of Max (Sator's son)
MaximiLIEN...LIEN...NEIL backwards! I believe this theory
I've literally never seen a single shred of evidence lmao
@@Samsonfs That's because there is none. Aside from the silliness inherent in people trying to find plot points the film itself never cops to, and the fact that Neil never shows any particular affinity or interest in the fate of his "mother" when she's possibly going to die, it's made perfectly clear in the film that the Protagonist meets and recruits Neil in the past, when Sator's son would have been even younger, and not exactly material for a super-secret government agency.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks completely agree, it's such a complete non theory cooked up by desperate TH-cam theorists, if Nolan want there to be a connection, it would've been insanely obvious, he's not exactly the king of subtlety.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks I don’t believe in this theory either but I have to disagree regarding the protagonists recruitment of Neil. It could have happened in the future and they just spent a lot of time inverted so I think this argument is not suitable to break that theory.
TENET was basically a James Bond movie with a sprinkling of sci-fi.
I was genuinely expecting people to start touting John David Washington to be the next Bond
I believe its the other way around (pun intended 😬): scifi with a sprinkling of james bond.
And a pinch of Primer (especially when it comes to Neil's journey)
I applaud Christopher Nolan for making a movie that is spoiler proof. That is the type of innovation hollywood needs
Fun Fact: During filming of Tenet, Robert Pattinson gabe Christopher Nolan a copy of “American Prometheus” (the J. Robert Oppenheimer memoir) to read, snd that inspired him to make Oppenheimer his next movie
More like the tipping point, Nolan already had thought about doing Oppenheimer before
It’s not two realities - there’s only one reality - and there is no time travel. You’re just seeing things moving forwards or in reverse - and when you’re running backwards through time, things that are moving forwards look like they’re going backwards.
Technically that very much qualifies as time travel, even if it's not of the conventional kind. By inverting and then reinverting you have effectively traveled backwards in time.
@@hoon_sol Exactly. Many time travel movies depict it like teleportation but through time - instant movement to another place in time. A few films, like The Time Machine show it as not instantaneous, giving a view of the outside world going forward or backward during the travel. Where Tenet is different is that the time travel is an intrinsic property if the object, allowing for interaction between things and people during the time travel.
It's not that your "teleporting through time" so to speak with traditional time travel, but it's time travel in the sense that we're always traveling through time steadily in real life - just forward at a constant rate. The movie introduces the reversal of entropy which allows you to travel backward at an equal and opposite rate through time
I can never take pedantics seriously when talking about time travel, as if the entire concept isn't just a black hole of paradoxes and impossibilities...
@@hiTocopter:
Time travel itself isn't that at all though. You can have fully self-consistent time travel as long as you adhere to the Novikov self-consistency principle. Plenty of books and films have been written with that in mind.
You know what's interesting? They have this whole movie in reverse on TH-cam. The whole movie is in reverse! It's incredible! It's its own sequel!
love how Nolan gets it out of the way early on. DONT TRY TO UNDERSTAND IT. Just enjoy.
OMG! A TENET reaction! These are rare!
Kenneth Branagh is the most amazing actor... everything about his character is so different than anything else he has played...
He’s one of the reasons I like to watch it. he plays an interesting villain
Vee, Christopher Nolan bought a real plane. It's an old 747, probably decommissioned, that should be in an airplanes boneyard. They (747 descommissioned) cost between US$12 million and US$100 thousand. Nolan said it was an impulse purchase but the right choice lol
It cost 12 million but they planned it
One of my favorite movies, sadly underrated because its not meant to be a typical action movie. Its your duty now to do the temporal pincer move and rewatch it and think it backwards from the start, thats why this movie is so great. Almost all dialogue if not all has deep interconnectivity from the time schemes and its so neatly done you barely notice in the first watch. Seen it like 7 times by now and every time its just amazing.
M guy... the rest of your comment is perfectly fine, but the assumption people don't like it because it is not a "typical action movie" is an assumption of incredible proportions. Especially because it IS a typical action movie. It`s just hiding behind pseudointelectual BS used as an excuse for, yes, rather cool visuals.
@@Arrynek01 Nah it isnt a typical movie it revolves around the reversed time stuff as a plot device. And its ment to watch multiple times to untangle how the whole timeline goes (atleast if you enjoy the concept), which isnt easy to understand fully the first time. It was blasted for not being hard to understand because this reason. And thats makes it non typical.
Its not for all people seems you didnt like it or understand it by your expression, because it pretended to be smarter than you could grasp while being pseudointelectual 😅
@@wej0w See? You did it again. A personal opinion is one, perfectly valid, thing, but then you proceed to project your opinion onto me and assume things you possibly cannot know.
I can do that, too. Observe:
My guy, if you need to see Tenet multiple times to understand it... You are not as smart as you think you are.
It`s a simplistic, poorly executed time travel concept hiding behind bombastic visuals. It is painfully obvious this movie was made backwards. And not in the cool way.
A bunch of visual ideas they needed an excuse for, so they wrote a "story" for it.
I love Nolan, but this was a fck up on incredible proportions.
@@Arrynek01 Haha you seem to be so bummed out you didnt like this Nolan movie because it wasnt made to be a typical acion movie. Get over it.
@@wej0w You are like a stuck record... No ability to debate or produce an opinion. Nor to read, apparently. Always replying to the first sentence only.
Have a nice rest of your life. Bye.
Interesting fact, or from what I remember from the newspaper. The first sequence is loosely influenced by the Moscow hostage situation that happened back in 2002. The SWAT team was able to kill all the terrorists. Unfortunately it ended a little bit more tragically because the sleeping gas that they used was a little bit too effective. It caused some of the hostages to suffocate in their sleep based on how they collapsed. Out of the 1000 hostages around 100 pass away in their sleep
Sleeping gas was as effective as designed. They knew how it worked, that they do not have enough antidote for all people in audience whom they had numbers already and deployed it anyway. That callous disregard for life is what was the issue here, not usage of military equipment in civilian crisis, Putin´s regime was doing that since he took office.
"Satan oscillate my metallic sonatas" is a cool palendrome. 😂
I've seen interviews with Kenneth Branagh (the abusive husband) and in real life, he's a total gentleman. Major grandpa vibes
@@a7xaddict4676 he started off doing Shakespeare movies, acting and directing. So he really knows when to lay on the intensity. He even directed the first Thor, and I'm guessing that's why the actors would yell at each other with a ferocity that didn't carry over much in the sequels
there's a few words in this film that together make a latin palindrome sentence, of whoch the words can be written in a perfect square that can be read not only left to right, but also up to down, and (because it's a palindrome) right to left and down to up.
Sator
Arepo
Tenet
Opera
Rotas
That's frikken insane. I previously was unaware that this is even a thing. But I now feel compelled to explore it further, with a goal to try to create my own. Thank you for this comment!
Edit: I would particularly be interested to know if we can come up with a series of actual, normal English words that would fall into this paradigm. Since most of those words in this movie are just made up or non-English, which obviously makes the entire exercise infinitely easier.
This could probably be a Tik Tok Challenge in China (but obviously using Mandolin as the source language, as opposed to English), in stark contrast to the challenges the Western World is served....
In my opinion, this is Christopher Nolan's finest achievement- a cinematic Rubik's cube that has given me years of joy
The music is the notable part of it for me. So much style, adrenaline and some awesome synths and to have it front and center and so very clear audible in the film itself is great
TeneT is a great movie to watched.
Christopher Nolan is one of the *GOAT* movie directors.
What goat movies are there? I don't think I know a single one.
The bit on the boat with Sator saying the Twilight world quote, the protagonist deliberately didn’t answer because he knew Sator was testing if he was CIA. That’s why he was like ‘oh that’s a nice saying’. Also the the protagonist deliberately missed the gold so he wouldn’t act like he knew the gold was inverted
I think they tried to pull off Inception again but they came up with something that just didn't translate well on screen. That last battle is a perfect example. Because of all the bullets and explosions and the fact that everyone pulls it off perfectly it just feels and looks like a normal battle sequence haha. The bank/highway sequence is really neat though. The characters just feel like walking Wikipedia articles, like 80% of the CODEC calls in a Kojima game, and it's the coldest, dryest of all Nolan films, and that's saying something.
Absolute *beautiful* reaction. I also got choked up when you realize Neil always meet his end there..
I don’t care, I know it gets hate but I really dig this movie. It’s a beautifully crafted sci-fi James Bond movie made by Nolan, that’s all I need.
Speaking of wanting to understand more... CinemaWins has a great series going over this movie. It's pretty long but I absolutely LOVE every bit of storytelling that he goes over in the videos. Check it out if you want. He also references other creators who made great visuals and explanations. Cannot recommend the channel and set of videos he made enough.
I also wanted to add, I love this movie to death, and it is one of my all time favorites.
Honestly would love to meet Christopher Nolan just to show him my tenet tattoo, basically it’s the code word “we live in a twilight world” is forwards and the “there are no friends at dusk” is backwards
I really liked Tenet because it was partially filmed in my favorite country
of Estonia which has a lot of great pop and dance music, have a really great weekend and thanks Vicky.💞🙋💞
The technician played Fleur in "Harry Potter". So this movie has *two* champions from the Triwizard Tournament. I'm not sure what else you would have seen her in, though. Have you seen "In Bruges"?
There are good videos that show the inverted scenes played out forwards and backwards with full on 3d diagrams to help them make a bit more sense. The choreography is so fascinating man!
I actually heard when watching Tenet at home with your speakers on, it’s a massive experience!
Seeing this in IMAX in theaters was wild. That moment the bass kicks in when he hops aboard the firetruck vibrates your skull.
One of my favorite movies for its originality and ingenuity! Also, I wasn't really a huge fan of Robert Pattinson before this movie but now I see his acting capabilities!
I remember watching tenet at theatre (since theaters shutdown) for first time when Covid-19 happen.
I saw Tenet in an IMAX theater by myself. I had the whole theater because of COVID.
You're kind of a genius, V. You observed and comprehended so much about this puzzle in real-time.
Please give the Star Trek franchise a chance. 🖖🖖🏻🖖🏼🖖🏽🖖🏾🖖🏿
I wonder if it's the first Robert Pattinson - Clémence Poesy reunion since Harry Potter 4.
Pattinson's line: "Now let me go." really got me when I first watched.
Also, I knew Aaron Taylor Johnson from the Kickass movies when he was pretty much a teenager.
I did not recognize him here at first! He's grown into a fine actor, can't wait to see him in Kraven.
YES TENET!! I will say every time you watch it, it makes more and more sense
Such a clever movie. I've watched it three times during the lockdown and every time I understood more about how well it's thought out. And the music!
In case you haven't noticed: the guy who played Sator also played Gilderoy Lockhart in Harry Potter
I missed this in theaters, and ended up watching via redbox. And man, as soon as I was done, I was going back and analyzing so many scenes! One I really like is when after they get inverted back to normal and are leaving the freeport in chaos, if you look closely, you can see see two men in black swat like gear next to a gurney running backwards, lol.
Director Sean Baker called Tenet underrated and THE movie of 2020. Real recognizes real
Thank you! You are the only of the few reactors that reacts to this epic movie, this movie is amazing im so glad that you react to it and i love it. cant wait for your reactions to more Nolan movies his movies are masterpieces. And a Fun-fact like all we know that Nolan doesnt like to use much CGI so the production team purchased and then crashed a real 747 airplane into a hangar.
The stunt was all practical effects, with no visual effects or CGI. Director Sir Christopher Nolan had originally planned to use miniatures and set-piece builds. However, while scouting for locations in Victorville, California, the team discovered a massive array of old planes, and it became apparent that it would actually be more efficient to buy a real plane of the real size and to perform the sequence for real on camera.Keep up the good work.
Nolan’s most underrated film & one I absolutely love. I understand why so many people bounced off of it though. In terms of his entire catalog, this is legitimately the most complex concept & thus difficult to ultimately plot for a film. As someone obsessed with time travel concepts of all sorts, it completely absorbed me on my first watch.
To anyone who enjoys Tenet, I’d highly recommend: Timecrimes (2007) & Coherence (2013) which both play in the same arena
Imagine being cast as one of the many extras for the opening concert scene...
"All right, I'm gonna be in a Christ Nolan movie!"
Nolan: "Okay for this scene, everyone is going to be asleep."
"Aw, man, we ain't gonna see nothing!" 😂🤣
Your reaction to Neil and The Protagonists stories going in opposite directions suggests you would really love the relationship between The Doctor and River Song in Doctor Who
7:52 The guy who says certainly not is One of Nolan's Close friends and also the Protagonist (He got no name in that too just like JDW here) in Nolan's First Film "Following"
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IM 14 YEARS OLD, WHAT DID I DO WRONG?! I UNDERSTOOD IT THE FIRST TIME!
After watching this movie I played interactions of forward and backward matter in my head for many months. Arrived to conclusion it’s impossible to have a consistent ruleset for such interactions
Last year You did a reaction to Alita, now Tenet, I feel fulfilled now :D Great reaction (and I recommend watching the film again, or even a third time. You can pick out a lot of details - a scene on a highway, a scene at an airport. They seem like small details, but so important. What's more, there is a theory that Kat's son is adult Neil) :) Tenet was an extraordinary IMAX experience. It's a bit of a shame that it premiered during the worst of Covid. Tenet was an extraordinary IMAX experience. It's a bit of a shame that it premiered during the worst of Covid. If it weren't for this, maybe it would have been appreciated more.
He doesn't try shooting himself during the inverted fight. He's buying time by shooting near himself so he can jump into the machine as soon as he sees his other self
The are fan made computer generated recreations of some pivotal scenes like the car chase that play forward and then backwards. They really help you visualize in detail what is going on from each perspective. Highly recommend.
I absolutely love this movie even if I had to watch some videos to understand it fully. Seen it many times.
shame so little youtubers have reacted to this film, especially for a Nolan film. Prob one of the most unique ways to show "time travel" where everything that happens is just down to fate/destiny and you can't change the timeline if you are inverted
She's too knowledgeable on her first watch....sus
I've watched this movie mb 5 times and right from the start I embraced the idea that you don't need to sweat the details. just understand it at the level it arrives into your head and enjoy it. Then it's fine ;-)
Your reactions are always so incredible. There are definitely some issues, characterization and sound are a couple, but the way Nolan crafts the film, how it's shot, how it concludes, is quintessential Nolan.
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Yes, she's elegant.
She just played Princess Diana in The Crown
"I LOVE Robert pattenson" lmao
this movie has so many great IMAX SHOTS
real talk, very underrated imo
they actually wrecked a plaine, it was cheaper than CGI
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The fact that the main character doesn’t even have a name, is proof that character development wasn’t the point this time around. It was concept. And it was beautiful. Also, when you think that this movie is the characters background before the bulk of his life when he founded tenet, it makes even more sense why he isn’t given much backstory. This movie is the backstory for the future.
In all honesty, this movie really made my brain hurt. Like the story, the character developments, and everything else just made me really confused. Even having some parts of the movie backwards did not help.
There are many aspects of the movie that won't make sense no matter how hard you try.
@@gastronomist Because its filled with plot holes and Nolan put the line in the script basically saying "don't think about it too hard."
I appreciate you and thank you for making content.
The Behind the Scenes on this film is great. I recommend it. I’ve watched it several times to see how it was all done. So glad u reacted to this! 🤩
YES definitely do a re-Watch. I had to rewatch this and watch TH-cam timeline breakdowns 😅. So much fun thooooo
I love that you liked the movie :D I love it, but it got a lot of mixed reactions, so it just is nice to see someone enjoy it :)
I am up for a second watch reaction, would see the uncut version :D
As a point of reference:
The movie is a palindrome.
The turnstile scene (red/blue lighting) is furthest in the future.
Fun fact: Robert Pattinson learned he was gonna be Batman on the set of this movie. And Nolan knew he went to the audition before anyone else which surprised Rob cause it was supposed to be a super secret thing but hey, I guess Nolan knows everything going on at WB😭
That's "Fleur" from Harry Potter.
tenet is so under rated... those who dislike the movie simply doesn't understand it..
"So they wrecked a [real] plane in order to make this movie?"
Usually when blowing up cars or demolishing trains in films, they use decomissioned or after-market models, so I'm guessing that plane had lived a full life, and rather than go to the scrapyard it was proud to go out on its own terms: with a bang.
We should all be so lucky.
I loved this movie. This is the only movie I’ve ever seen where i thought “i don’t know what thee hell im watching but i know its amazing.”😂
The moment I walked out of the theatre I knew: "Neil is her Son from the future"
Nolan has never confirmed this theory (he has never confirmed any theory about his movies I think) but it makes too much sense, especially with the last scene to not be true
Also, the characters weren't that developed on purpose (which many didn't understand when the movie came out) because Nolan wanted to make his own Bond Movie which is TeneT. Bond movies are well known to have very one-dimentional character but somehow with them we don't critic it anymore. So Nolan did the same with this movie.
Also, I absolutely love that he didn't give the main character a name but just "protagonist" because let's be honest, that would be exactly how it would work in such a secret organization (similar too how there is a theory that James Bond is just the cover name for the agent that uses 007 at that point in time)
Im new to your channel and I have to say that you are one of the best reactors on TH-cam.
This is my fav Nolan film and I'm so glad u watched it.
Interesting fact:
This was Nolan’s last film with WB.
He left after the Zack Snyder debacle involving Justice League. Both Tenet and the Snyder Cut are the last films they did with Warner Bros.
And both films have a climatic battle in a Russian city.
I didn't like this film much when I first saw it in cinema in 2020, but after I rewatched it more recently I had a lot more appreciation for it. The story's still pretty convoluted and there's not much in the way of character development, but the performances were great (especially Robert Pattinson), Ludwig Goransson's score was wonderful, and the action spectacle is absolutely amazing. It's proof of what an exceptional filmmaker Nolan is that even his weakest film is still really interesting and impeccably well-made
"Interesting" was the only word I could use for this movie when I saw it. I know I understood enough to appreciate it, and I think I do genuinely like it, but damn, I wish it was easier to fully put together. But at the end of the day, it's the emotional peaks at the end that brought it home.
This is actually my favorite Nolan. I love how it minimizes exposition (a major issue I had with INCEPTION) and uses visuals and only necessary dialogues to get the action rolling. On top of that, it wasted no time getting into gear.
That tent scene though, I cringed in the cinema
I think the opposite. I think this is drivel. This is Nolan's worst movie. Sacrificing character and story in place of "I'm cool in a smart way".
@@thomaschristopherwhite9043 I respectfully disagree. If anything, the characters and story had a strong emotional core here, mostly through the Elizabeth Debicki’s character and her son, and the ending with Robert Pattinson’s character.
@@axr7149 Dude the main character doesn't even have a name. The villain is a 60's Russian stereotype and those "emotional cores" you're talking about, like really? You really cared about what they were doing? We care about Elizabeth Debicki's character and her son why? Literally no reason except oh because evil Russian. Why should I care about R Pat's character dying? Oh because "You recruited me in the future"..... okay? Why should I care about characters that are never developed doing a mission that even the movie can't explain and therefore can't establish a level of threat. This movie is a non starter.
I saw this movie in the movie theater that appears in "Ghostbusters: Afterlife".
If it helps to frame this movie, the end of the movie is the middle of the movie, the beginning is the end, and the end is the beginning. Makes sense the second time through.
this movie isn’t really complicated, but they just made it unnecessarily look complicated.
btw if you like the tangerine actor, you probably saw him in avenger age of ultron or godzilla lol. he was sister to scarlet witch and in godzilla they were married. lol
anyway i recommend watch kick ass if you haven’t seen it. he is the main character there.
28:26 Also known as Pietro Maximoff.
Now guess who she 9:35 is in the MCU.
I saw it once and totally got it
My brain just got to be wired different 😂
I HIGHLY recommend rewatching this movie. It' gets WAAAAY better when you've seen it before because YOU (as the viewer) become part of the time loop. It's kind of trippy
If you like Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Kick Ass is a fun watch, and you get to see him as a teenager.
It's not actually superposition. They state it clearly that it's reversed entropy or negentropy. The idea here is not about time travel or 2 realities coexisting at the same time. In our Universe things go from the state of order into the state of disorder - that's entropy. Simply said - you act upon an object and it gets affected. When you turn this thing around, you get the affect before the action, essentially concentrating energy. That's why when the gasoline explosion happened in the non-inverted world, the inverted protagonist suffered hypothermia, because the explosion didn't release energy, but consumed it. To us this will be looking like going back in time, because we are used to affect following action and not the other way around. Kinda similar premise, but with time travel was in the mini-series "The Triangle" where the tear in space time was spreading outwards into the future, by going further back in time.
The internet has its own force that proves us wrong about everything -- even about being wrong. You start the video saying there's no way you'll get it on the first watch, and we all probably think, "Yep. That tracks with how audiences took it." And then you pick up on every small detail and figure out even stuff that the theorists are wrestling with, such as how the movie begins and ends at the same time. Fun theory: that Robert Pattinson is actually her son, the little kid Max. But I don't know all the ins and outs of that one. There's also the theory that there are six copies of the Protagonist at the opening opera scene. Something like that.
Amos Burton in disguise at 1:31
Another awesome movie witch plays with time is In the shadow of the Moon. Highly recommended
A nice fan theory is that Neil is actually Kat's son.
This whole film is a bootstrap paradox
Yay❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Great reaction as always. Are you watching Dark Matter? I’d love to see your reaction to it.
Ive seen this movie a half a dozen times, and i still dont totally comprehend it. I LOVE Nolan films, but this one was just too complex for me. While visually, situationally, and effects-wise stunning...I just cant grasp how things happen in this story.
I will say that Washington and Patrinson's performances are incredible, though. Washington sounds (and has mannerisms) exactly like his father, IMO.
Its an epic movie in scope, but my feeble brain just cant seem to grasp everything Nolan wants me to, even after multiple viewings. And thats ok, I'll be there for Nolan's next film, just like i was for Oppenheimer (which was amazing).
Even though there were subtitles in the theater, I became very confused and lost. Hadn’t felt that way since 2001: A Space Odyssey