A thrilling cinematic palindrome despite itself that circumvents dramatic inconsistencies through sheer momentum.
By Siddhant Adlakha, Posted: 1 May 2021 8:05 am
As Tenet arrives on HBO Max, we continue our look back at filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s entire feature-length filmography. We began this series last fall, exploring each of Nolan’s films, and we conclude it today (for now!).
Warning: Full spoilers for Tenet follow.
Christopher Nolan’s eleventh feature is a rousing cinematic success, a culmination of the director’s 22-year career and his obsession with time as a moving fabric imprinted on film.
It’s a thrilling work despite itself, circumventing dramatic inconsistencies through sheer momentum. The result is a sensory experience that demands leaning forward and being constantly, actively engaged (not the least because of its overpowering sound mix).
Source: Christopher Nolan’s Tenet Is the Culmination of a 22-Year Obsession With Time – IGN
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