New Chinese Tenet Trailer
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That shot of him coming out of the chamber and everything being a reverse reaction...
Yeah. This gonna go places.
Yeah. This gonna go places.
lol since i can't read chinese, the trailer made it seem like every recent Nolan movie is interconnected to Tenet.
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It's a trailer for a $200M+ film during a pandemic that is a new IP.
They want people to feel like "oh I remember those films, I should see this"
Exposition being exposition isn't a bad thing by default.
Rewatched Inception yesterday with some of more cynical Era's complaints in mind. What exactly is bad about discussing the concepts and feelings behind things?
the song was good.
interesting that they seemingly haven't really spoiled the money shots from some of these action scenes, by the look of it. i keep waiting for the "oh shit" moment in one of these trailers, and it never comes.
interesting that they seemingly haven't really spoiled the money shots from some of these action scenes, by the look of it. i keep waiting for the "oh shit" moment in one of these trailers, and it never comes.
They want to sell the movie to the Chinese audience by name dropping his previous works
It's basically a bunch of from someone who brought us to the dream world, reinvent superheroes, venture to space etc.
I'm sure the entire 3rd act will be mostly a surprise, just like he always does.
The big twist is Tenet is actually a 3 hour long clip episode from his entire body of work. "Hey remember when we flipped that truck over in the Dark Knight?"
yea but once I watched youtube video that said show don't tell so now all things that tell ever are bad
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Presumably they won't be releasing a Blu-ray or digital version for home viewing.
Nolan is going to make you upgrade your TV to a 4K projector and 100 foot screen!
No chance. They just want people to go see it in theaters during these times. Personally I can't stand this attitude, it's not like we have 24" CRTs anymore, and besides I guess this film was also designed to be viewed with 20 minutes of ads and a pop-corn break in the middle with even more ads (yeah that doesn't happen in the US but it does happen a lot in Europe). Thanks Nolan, I'll gladly pay for digital when it comes out.
It releasing in China means there will be a digital version for home viewing very shortly after September 4th
The 4K UHD has a placeholder date for 1/21:
And I don't get the scoffing at the "made for the big screen" comments--it is made for the big screen. The biggest screens possible. If you're shooting in 70mm, you're not thinking about Netflix streams or 65" televisions. I love directors that embrace this shit. I want to go to the movies and be visually assaulted. And this is coming from someone who has thousands spent on their home theater. I'm fucking bummed the NA release is delayed.
It would be incredibly foolish if there weren't.
People WILL bootleg this as they would not even have the means to pay for it.
Yeah, nobody is telling Nolan what to put on his posters lol.. Dude does whatever the fuck he wants, and rightfully so considering how much money his movies prints. Would be surprised if this was a Star Wars scenario.
Screen size doesn't matter. It's all about your viewing angle.The 4K UHD has a placeholder date for 1/21:
And I don't get the scoffing at the "made for the big screen" comments--it is made for the big screen. The biggest screens possible. If you're shooting in 70mm, you're not thinking about Netflix streams or 65" televisions. I love directors that embrace this shit. I want to go to the movies and be visually assaulted. And this is coming from someone who has thousands spent on their home theater. I'm fucking bummed the NA release is delayed.
I was being tongue-in-cheek :) Just amused by the neverending insistence by Nolan that everyone should see this in cinemas.The 4K UHD has a placeholder date for 1/21:
And I don't get the scoffing at the "made for the big screen" comments--it is made for the big screen. The biggest screens possible. If you're shooting in 70mm, you're not thinking about Netflix streams or 65" televisions. I love directors that embrace this shit. I want to go to the movies and be visually assaulted. And this is coming from someone who has thousands spent on their home theater. I'm fucking bummed the NA release is delayed.
This is definitely going to start some kind of viral trend where people film dumb things in reverse and call it the "Tenet challenge."
Also it's hilarious they are showing TDK in the trailer when it was banned from China at the time because of the HK scene
‘Tenet’ Has Under 300 VFX Shots: Nolan Says ‘It’s Lower Than Most Romantic Comedies’
By comparison, "Avengers: Endgame" had reportedly over 2,000 VFX shots.
www.indiewire.com
