I Finally Figured Out TENET

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  @DeepDiveNR · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @um.vemnyama · 1 year ago

  It takes a length of a movie to explain the movie

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  @Jah_Kobi · 4 months ago

  The true genius of Tenet is how it forces you to rewatch the film as a changed/future version of yourself than the one who watched it initially. By the second or third viewing, you are literally &apos;inverted&apos;, armed with future knowledge that changes your past perception. It’s the ultimate example of the Tenet concept itself.

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  @Luneytoon · 10 months ago

  My biggest take away from this movie was that the atoms in Neil’s dead body in that crater have been flowing backwards through time up until the birth of the universe. Like he was reverse decomposing in that crater for ever

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  @thebennyfireshow · 1 year ago

  You know what’s even more confusing than watching Tenet? Not watching Tenet but still watching the breakdown! 😂

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  @bugout247 · 1 year ago

  Christopher Nolan reversed back in time to and give himself the idea for Tenet, so Robert Pattinson would gift C. Nolan the Book of Oppenheimer Quotes which would make him read American Prometheus giving him the idea for Oppenheimer.

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  @girandsponge · 10 months ago

  This movie single-handedly turned Robert Pattinson into one of my favorite actors. <br><br>Wasn&apos;t until he was walking away at the end did I remember &quot;oh yeah that&apos;s the guy who played Edward.&quot; What a performance.

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  @bigun1t · 1 year ago (edited)

  Watching a breakdown video almost as long as the movie itself after watching the movie 4 times and still being left more confused than I already was is the real Tenet.

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  @KosmicJr100 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Tenet is a beautifully tragic story of a nexus point in our timeline where two men reunite and say goodbye to each other at the same time, forever.

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  @salmonroe5608 · 8 months ago

  Honestly, watching Tenet with my brother was one of my favorite movie watching experience of all time.<br>We watched the movie, liked it, and then spent about an hour and a half making sense of how time travel works in the movie and experimenting with theoreticals on how it would work in different circumstances.<br><br>I remember that the first reversed bullet in the Opera was one of the main points of contention : When the bullet was shot, since Neil is going forward in time, it means that the bullet was not shot into the guy. But it was reversed through, so actions in reverse do change the causes and the consequences. But the characters tell you multiple times that &quot;what&apos;s happened happened&quot;.<br><br>So it means that the flow of causes and consequences can be changed, but it has to be setup beforehand.<br><br>Man i don&apos;t remember it well, but it was lovely just having thought experiments for an hour and a half.

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  @RandommSubscriberr · 1 year ago

  Tenet is my personal favorite of Nolan&apos;s work. The decision to leave the protagonist&apos;s name completely absent turns the entire movie into an allegory of heroism, and John David Washington&apos;s performance fully encompasses that message.

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  @TheGldnSldr · 1 year ago (edited)

  People think Tenet is Nolans worst film? When I first saw it, I thought it was one of his best. It&apos;s a story that could only be told in this format.

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