Tenet

Christopher Nolan’s tenth full length motion picture is TENET, did he planned it? let’s not try to understand that. The very first second of the movie itself will tell you that is the movie we should watch in theatres. Nolan’s all movies are definitely a watch in theatres, he sees to it that his movies are cinematically very grand. The movie grips you from the first scene and slowly steadily tries to inform you what the movie is about in a very entertainment form. Hear each dialogue of the movie very patiently because everything is hidden in words. Nolan’s has made a point that if people watch it carefully, they will definitely understand it, unlike inception which definitely needed more than one time watch to understand the movie properly. the movie is to the point, it doesn’t have any filler scenes but tenet Definitely gives your break at times to relax your brains. Tenet is a unique concept but it makes you still relatable and believable that the power of Christopher Nolan’s vision. Background score of the movie keeps you engrossed. The duration of the movie is just about more than 150 mins but the movie doesn’t waste your time.

John David Washington performs his character with very ease. Robert Pattinson did things in a very subtle manner and I think it was needed. As his character had too much knowledge which could have over power the main protagonist but he performed his character with the right energy neither one percent less nor one percent more. You will definitely fall for Robert Pattinson, once you complete the film. As a Indian, I was very happy and proud to see an Indian actress dimple Kapadia performing her character with so much with ease; she plays a very important character in this movie. Tenet was definitely worth the wait and the hype it created. Nolan once again proves that he is the best. I’m going to rate this 4.75 star out of 5. I have just cut 0.25 marks because there are some loose ends which needed to be tied properly. At times the scenes or technology was just explained by a word, it felt like audience have to forcefully believe things just like that. But overall, it’s a great grandeur film which should defiantly watched in theatres.