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Tenet trailer
- Thread starter NealMcCauley
- Start date
"Mank"
It's about the screenwriter of Citizen Kane. Fincher's dad wrote the script, he's doing it in black and white, and Netflix is paying for it. It's fully cast and everything so yeah, should be out next year.
I'm fully aware there'll be a hook related to time and/or mirrored reality. I'm saying the trailer does little to sell that to me.
I'll check this out later. I saw the original teaser and felt intrigued.
I at least like all of Nolan's work, except maybe Inception which I've tried several times to like but it just ain't happening. There's stuff to like but as a whole I wish it was more dreamlike. Love the last shot.
Begins was okay, DK was much better, and I liked Rising quite a lot.
Interstellar is GOAT calibre for me. I love everything about it, not least of all the absolutely STELLAR soundtrack. The movie is a tearjerker. Love the acting, visuals, and writing for the most part. All time classic for me, one of my faves, a near perfect movie IMO.
Loved Insomnia and Memento. Still haven't seen Dunkirk cuz I'm not a major fan of the setting. But I do mean to see it sometime soon.
I at least like all of Nolan's work, except maybe Inception which I've tried several times to like but it just ain't happening. There's stuff to like but as a whole I wish it was more dreamlike. Love the last shot.
Begins was okay, DK was much better, and I liked Rising quite a lot.
Interstellar is GOAT calibre for me. I love everything about it, not least of all the absolutely STELLAR soundtrack. The movie is a tearjerker. Love the acting, visuals, and writing for the most part. All time classic for me, one of my faves, a near perfect movie IMO.
Loved Insomnia and Memento. Still haven't seen Dunkirk cuz I'm not a major fan of the setting. But I do mean to see it sometime soon.
Nolan doesn't make bad movies. There 's a strong argument he hasn't made a great one with his flaws ("what are women?" "sometimes we need to sacrifice plot for some cool lookinng shit") but there is no more consistently solid and smart action film director out there today
John David Washington in a huge leading role.
Robert Pattinson returning to big blockbuster movies to co-lead.
Lugwig fucking Goransson on the score (my favorite producer).
A unique and very straight forward original IP, complete with a subdued tone and crazy budget.
I'm so fcking in.
Robert Pattinson returning to big blockbuster movies to co-lead.
Lugwig fucking Goransson on the score (my favorite producer).
A unique and very straight forward original IP, complete with a subdued tone and crazy budget.
I'm so fcking in.
Yup. It's like this movie was made for me, lol. (will keep expectations in check tho)
I'm assuming it was his material in the IMAX prologue and it sounded good.
Turns out I was completely wrong. This trailer was done by a lady out of JAX (creative agency).
This was my thought. I know he'll bring the razzle dazzle, though. Hopefully it is better than the lame Interstellar and Dunkirk.
pretty awesome visuals but I'm not sold on the story at all. Dialogue seems pretty weak.
Hoping for the best though, this could be really cool.
Hoping for the best though, this could be really cool.
Once again, Warner Bros. Japan fucks us over with release dates. Not launching here until September 18th. Which means I'll probably just go and see it whilst on vacation in the summer like I did with Dunkirk.
Nolan has a limited bag of tricks, but it still works on me.
Looking forward to this one!
I rewatched this recently, holds up so good, my favorite movie of his.
Looking forward to this one!
I rewatched this recently, holds up so good, my favorite movie of his.
Mank.
Gary Oldman is playing the screenwriter of Citizen Kane as he writes it.
this is such a generic comment, and it doesn't even apply to nolan, since he's a pretty diverse filmmaker
Shot composition and the reverse stuff just... looks like stuff played in reverse.
What about the framing of the shots look like TV to you? Also, time is literally reversing. I'm not sure how else it's supposed to look like.
So then why does it feel so familiar and distinctive of Nolan's prior work? I'll probably enjoy it but I feel like he is running out of steam when it comes to new ways of dazzling and surprising the audience.
Looks awesome. Nolan is one of the few filmmakers where I know I just have to see it in a theater.