88% on rotten tomatoes based on 32 reviews
71 on metacritic based on 17 reviews

Are people actually crying because Tenet got 88%? Inception had 89 LOL

Inception got 74 on MC too lmao

Nolan stans saw raves for Dunkirk and thought every Nolan movie get that treatment

Every movie should be like a MArVeL mOvIeEeEeE

No Thanos this suckkssssssss

Am I doing this right?

Majority of the Marvel movies are so formulaic and boring as f*** with the dumbest jokes.

Memenot

Confirmed instant classic then. Inception is the only one that gets harder with watch with time. The other Nolan movies are timeless

Im embarrassed to say I haven't watched Dunkirk yet lol

Its interesting because I think for the typical Nolan stan, Dunkirk is probably one of his lesser films for them. Its his most straightforward since Batman Begins and I think thats why critics all loved it.

Personally though, its one of my favorite movies hes done and one greatly heightened by seeing it on the biggest screen possible. Its still dope on tv though dont get me wrong.

Booked Tix can't wait

I think I'll watch it today haha

One thing we’re not going to do is slander Inception

Nolan really made another classic wild

Goat

Seems like it’ll still have the usual problems with dialogue, which isn’t great but hopefully the set pieces are enough to make up for it

Someone on reddit said that the movie was like a big-budget version of primer, which sounds intriguing but will prob induce a headache

explain it to me rn and don't link me to an article or give me the imdb sypnosis

what was your fav part of the movie?

Inception explores the notion of entering dreams and planting an idea in someone's head.