Aug 27, 2020
ThomForkI think it's also not worth ignoring that Nolan's been making movies for 20+ years, has made 11 feature length movies, and all of them, even though some have clear issues, have been pretty universally positively received by audiences and critics alike. And each one has managed to maintain either cultural long-lasting significance (TDK Trilogy, Inception, Interstellar, Dunkirk) or cult classic status (Memento, Insomnia, The Prestige). His practical effect use has ensured that in a lot of cases.
Even with the divisiveness of TENET, it seems like even the people who didn't care for the movie aren't hating on it. There's enough respect and craft there for it to still be well received, even by those being critical of it.
Hard thing to do this far in a filmmaker's career and something only a handful have managed to pull off. I'm not a Nolan shill, but I feel like the guy gets a bad rep and people love to overhate on him to seem indie or cool. There's no denying the filmmaker is one of the most successful (if not the most powerful) in the business right now and anyone trying to act like it's not warranted, is VERY misguided.
Haters will always be a vocal minority, one of the few directors that the casual audience completely trusts in making a quality product whether they like it or not. That's a special feat.
Aug 27, 2020tomorrow
Aug 27, 2020
EverestIt’s nothing to do with sound systems or speakers or theatres
Nolan’s sound mixers have said since TDKR he favours dialogue to be lower in his mixes than foley and score.
He wants it to confuse and engage the listener idk some artsy s***
The theatres aren’t part of it, it’s how the audio is processed
Mike Dean influence
Aug 27, 2020
PIMPThat good huh?
I've been trying to figure this out. I obviously enjoyed it a lot, but I wonder how much was just being super excited to be back in a cinema.
Aug 27, 2020
rwina sawayamacrine yall cinemas got trash audio
- Gojira 🦖Aug 27, 2020
4 hours and 30 mins
6isco 🦈Aug 27, 2020·4 replies
Aug 27, 2020https://twitter.com/chuuzus/status/12988619382445711376iscoWas just bout to post this
- Aug 27, 2020
Best movie of all time
- Aug 27, 2020
Is waiting for it to come to a major city the earliest I’ll see this? In the US at least.
- Gojira 🦖Aug 27, 2020
3 hours
- Aug 27, 2020·1 reply
Aug 27, 2020Tonight
Aug 27, 2020·1 replyJust watched it again
Bombastically good
- Aug 27, 2020
Everything flowed so much better on the second watch
- Aug 27, 2020·1 replyJollofRaids
Just watched it again
Bombastically good
Didn't you dislike it the first go around?
Aug 27, 2020https://twitter.com/chuuzus/status/12988619382445711376iscoJDW put in the work
- Aug 27, 2020·1 replyThomFork
Didn't you dislike it the first go around?
I didn’t dislike it I just found it very hard to follow everything clearly
Second watch really helped me appreciate the specifics
- Gojira 🦖Aug 28, 2020
2 hours
Aug 28, 2020·2 replies- 6isco 🦈Aug 28, 2020
just watched it
- 6isco 🦈Aug 28, 2020
i give it a 3/5
Aug 28, 2020Finally completed my Nolan filmography with the long delayed (personally) Dunkirk
Loved this so much more than i ever would have thought i would, can't wait to see Tenet this sunday - Aug 28, 2020https://twitter.com/themichaelcaine/status/1299056172176216065mjpplus
I love Michael Caine
he radiates such nice energy 
Aug 28, 2020·2 repliesI love Nolan's films bu I watched this in IMAX at a Cineplex in Toronto and i couldn't make out jack s*** on the dialogue. I couldn't even tell the characters names when they said them. Re-watching on Saturday night, hopefully another theatre changes the experience.