Tenet (2020)

Tenet was a really confusing film and not understand anything made it hard for me to fully engage with the story that being said its still a really cool film and the visuals are incredible. Read the full review »

It's just like I remember it 6 Months later, going back to the theater (masked, hand-sanitized and gloved, of course), buzzing with joy about sitting in a Theater, waiting for the lights to go down, and let the booming, cacophonic sounds of Nolan... Read the full review »

In preparation for Tenet, I went to a screening of Inception. I had seen it twice before, but never on the big screen. And, from the big screen, I unlocked the emotional centre of Inception which had never struck me before. This enhanced the film... Read the full review »

Despite coming from a filmmaker who loves pushing the boundaries of blockbuster cinema, there is a certain list of things you can expect from a Christopher Nolan film. It will more than likely centre on a male protagonist with a bunch of supportin... Read the full review »

Compared to Christoper Nolan’s other innovational and sometimes ingenious works and masterpieces, “TENET” is likely to be considered his most inaccessible film in recent memory due to how experimental, detached and cold it all feels. Despite... Read the full review »

My love / hate relationship with filmmaker Christopher Nolan continues with his latest bloated, cerebral extravaganza, “Tenet.” Reviewing my notebook after the screening, I saw a scrawled notation that I felt I should publish verbatim because... Read the full review »