Arrival is way up there

I trashed this movie at first. But watching it aga. This s*** fire. Watching again to really understand

Nah man. Dunkirk in IMAX 70mm was the most immersive movie experience I've ever been to

Hell yeah.

Didn’t even know this is on HBOMAX now

Watching this high I was so confused. Will watch again

Can’t follow this movie for s***. I’m sure it’s great but I’m a little buzzed Idk wtf going on

Forever a classic

First time in a while where I’m 30 mins in a movie and still don’t understand wtf is going on

Nolan

All the memes about the sound mixing are accurate imma have to rewatch this with subtitles

the second and third watch hit different fr

The Freeport action scenes and highway scenes easily the best action set pieces of Nolan’s career

He continually just gets better and better. Even the hand held scenes, which Nolan has always been awful at, looked fantastic here.

Tbh though with that said, my all time favorite Nolan set pieces are still the opening scene of Dunkirk, the highway chase in TDK, and the hallway fight scene in Inception. Freeport/Highway scenes in Tenet is probably #4 and 5 though. S*** even the final set piece is absolutely wild. Might be the wildest thing Nolan has ever filmed

This inverse interrogation scene

Great movie 👍

Just finished the movie... it’s great but s*** is also early confusing I’m surprised

Definitely gonna watch this another 2-3 times

Watch 2 - with subs - was legitimately transcendental lol

1:24

new migos gonna get me to rewatch this

this movie is just about beautiful rich people doing cool s*** with time in different settings. thats the real plot

cool, classic action flick with an extremely throw away plot and kinda no soul. really felt like nolan just attached the story for him to play around with these new ideas/visuals. it still worked tho!

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Pretty sure that clip (and a longer version of it) was one of the first ones spread around twitter as production promo a couple years before release