Atom User Reviews for Tenet Early Access
I didn't know what was going on so the movie went over it again
A Must Watch... with Subtitles
if you like Inception type movies then this is your movie, it was awesome
It was poggers
Felt very safe at Showplace Roosevelt!!
It's timeless
Confusing
This film was intense only due to music, over-reaching camera angles, and special effects. The screenplay was awful. The story development was absent. We don’t really get to know “the protagonist,” enough to care if he lives or dies. The directing was awful too. It was the…
Still processing everything I just saw😨
There are things in this movie that will blow your mind. Extremely original and I’d expect nothing less from Christopher Nolan.
it was okay, too confusing i guess.
Very nolany!! Definitely watching it again!! What an experience!!
This is tough. In my opinion this movie is crazy ambitious and cool. its original, its clever, its trippy, its concept is cool and its a fun movie overall. think a videogame plot or like a James Bond movie. in typical Nolan fashion the movie ties things back around. the…
Amazing! John David Washington steals the film, must see!
Another masterpiece
one of the most original movies I have ever seen. I believe it need multiple viewings to fully understand but still amazing on the first watch. the only reason it gets 4 stars from me is due to the sound mixing for the vocals. They tend to be soft with loud background noise…
I've been waiting for this movie for a very long time. Visually, it was everything I hoped for, and more. I think it fell to the Christopher Nolan characteristic of muddled speech. The dialog was very important but it was sometimes very hard to understand. That said, I…
this movie was amazing!!! thoroughly confused and still entertained lol. I will be watching this again to gain more understanding. so original!
this movie is a mind trip and very confusing and can easily go over your head
You have to pay attention to every word to put it together at the end, and even then will be left scratching your head with a need to see it again.
Heading back again to experience the movie
Nolan does it again! Everyone stop what you are doing and go now. All I can say is pay attention!
Had no idea what was going on but still enjoyed it
Great movie, such a different twist on the aspect of something that has been told in movies before
I couldn't follow most of the movie's time travel, paradox and storyline. I wish I hadn't paid this see it.
good movie but initial parts are slow & feels all disconnected. get a closed caption device as the dialogues are not audible in some places. need to follow every word to understand all the dots connecting at the end
Tenet was great! I’ll definitely purchase when out for release. I left the theater with many questions, but I love movies that make me think. I can’t wait to watch it again with subtitles. Nolan has done it again!
Super fast paced and comes at times as hard to catch up but leaves you thinking hard about the beginning, middle and end
Metacritic
Once again seizing control of the medium, Nolan attempts to alter the fabric of reality, or at least blow the roof off the multiplexes. Big, bold, baffling and bonkers.
No other artform could quite present such a collision of time, place, idea and emotion, and it’s clear that Nolan’s pure intent is to give us the utmost of what this medium can uniquely provide. At its best this is a ride that manages to be viscerally thrilling while still being emotionally and intellectually engaging, all in ways that are truly, uniquely cinematic. In other words, say what you will about the tenets of Tenet, at least it has an ethos.
What kind of picture is it? Big, certainly: IMAX-scaled, and a hefty 150 minutes even after a visibly ruthless edit. It’s clever, too — yes, the palindromic title has some narrative correlation — albeit in an exhausting, rather joyless way. As second comings go, Tenet is like witnessing a Sermon on the Mount preached by a savior who speaks exclusively in dour, drawn-out riddles. Any awe is flattened by follow-up questions.