creators: Christopher Nolan
Synopsis: Tenet is a movie starring John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, and Elizabeth Debicki. Armed with only one word -- Tenet -- and fighting for the survival of the entire world, the Protagonist journeys through a twilight world of
casts: John David Washington
Christopher Nolan
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Tenet is sure to be a film that's scrutinised, critiqued, over-analysed, and maybe even strongly disliked by some. When a movie gets hyped up like this, and so much of an emphasis is placed on its secrets, some people are sure to get disappointed. Of the disappointed, some are going to be very disappointed, and some might just be a little let down. That being said, these people might well be a vocal minority- I think Tenet does enough right, particularly in terms of its technical quality and spectacle, that most will enjoy it. Some may even find themselves loving it- it's hard to say for sure at this point.
The plot is one I won't describe, as I went into this having somehow avoided every single trailer, and it added to my anticipation immensely. I wish I could avoid trailers for all movies going forward, especially for movies I already know I'll see. Somehow, I also avoided reviews, which is something I've never done before. I know there aren't a lot of reviews out there at the moment, but there were enough for me to maybe have some indication of whether or not the movie would deliver.
Despite not knowing much about the plot, or even genre, there was still a great deal I was expecting, and in those departments, I was satisfied. I was hoping for a fast-paced, exciting, well-shot, and bombastically scored movie, and I pretty much got all of those things and then some. I think some people underestimate how difficult it is to pull off conceiving and then making a film of this size, and as such, we need to celebrate directors like Nolan, who play around with interesting, often ambitious ideas, but do so on a crazy scale, while also doing so in a way that appeals to wide audiences. Very few directors out there right now both can make movies like this, and will get given millions and millions of dollars to make something like this. That doesn't mean you have to like the movie of course, but I feel like it at least deserves a little respect.
I don't think any actor in here gives their best performance ever or anything, but they're all solid. It's not really a movie "about" the acting, though the characters have a little more going on for them than the ones in Dunkirk, I can say that. John David Washington makes for a good lead, and Robert Pattinson and Elizabeth Debicki turn in solid supporting performances too. If there's anything close to a weak link, it might be Kenneth Branagh, who's occasionally a bit over-the-top, within a movie where no other actor really is. One other minor flaw with the film is a couple of quite glaring continuity errors in the film's first third: nothing major, but if I noticed a continuity error on just the first viewing, it's a pretty safe bet that others will too.
I know I haven't said much to justify the fairly high rating I gave this, but I don't want to talk about the specific stuff I liked the most. I can say that it moves at a fantastic pace, never feeling overlong, even at two and a half hours. There are some fantastic set pieces, the action is all very satisfying, the score is great, and there are some very neat ideas that Nolan plays with, and develops further as the movie builds and builds to an exciting final half-hour.
If you're in a relatively safe area of the world, and there are cinemas showing this, I can absolutely recommend seeing it on a big screen. It may lose something from being watched on a TV, so it is a shame it's being released at a time when some people need to stay indoors, but I guess that's just life at the moment.
Tenet was the kind of big movie I didn't think I'd get to see this year, so I'm thankful for the opportunity to see it and experience it at the movies. There are nitpicks and things that don't fully add up, and things to overanalyse I'm sure, but for now, I'm just not interested in all honesty. There are too many other things in life that are slightly more pressing concerns at the moment.
Like it if you like it, and don't like it if you didn't. Either way, Tenet's finally here, and hey, a potentially divisive movie starting a whole heap of conversations will always be better than a merely okay movie coming and going; becoming forgotten within the week.
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