Wasn't expecting final fantasy 7 music in under 6 minutes edit: Nor the best final fantasy (9) from 15:40

just ordered myself a Mark WahlBurger

good jokes, good takes, good edits. you make great videos man, keep going the way you are and I'm sure you will grow massively in time

"Years ago for me. Years from now for you." Head Canon: Neil is Kat's son. P watches over him as he grows up, ends up training him as one of the few people he can trust, and they eventually "Get up to some stuff".

I didn’t think it was confusing, I just thought it was pretentious and boring. It’s like a Calvin Klein commercial masquerading as a sci fi thriller. I usually like Chris Nolan movies but this was one was just shooting too hard to provide the Chris Nolan prestige, and that posturing was distracting rather than complimentary to the storytelling.

SATOR AREPO TENET OPERA ROTAS. All this words appear in this movie. Tenet is the keyword.

Incredible video! Congrats!

This video has better helped my understanding of the movie than any other I’ve seen. It’s at least doubled it. So now I 45% understand the film.

I love your use of FF7 music and also, apropos of nothing, AC: Brotherhood was awesome.

Tenet is basically like watching a movie on a VCR forward and reverse at the same time.

Nailed the intro, had my dying

Two things, 1st: The building destruction in the final act where it was destroyed in conventional and inverse time is the definition of the grandfather paradox. When could it have ever been a complete structure? 2nd: The scenes where Neil is transporting his mother on the gurney. I am convinced that he did not go through the turnstile. In the beginning of the movie he says "I never done this before." Referring to the Freeport heist. But in the second half of the movie, he acts like he has done the mission multiple times. Just a theory.

Tenet is pretentious and nonsensical. Pleas stop trying to "explain" it. It's unexplainable.

He stole this entire concept of time travel from an Asian Martial Arts/Military/Sci-Fi B-Movie. I can't remember the name, but it definitely came out after 2015, and I think it's Taiwanese or South Korean. 8:29

That moment when, for the longest 5 seconds, I'm wondering what was the twist in Boyhood

The gun is a reference to the Nintendo zapper 😉

I too liked the original film 😅

Brilliant stuff. There's just one part I disagree with. At about 33 minutes in, there's reference to the Grandfather Paradox, and that the people in the future don't see it as a problem. The alternative explanation is that the people in the future just want to destroy its ancestors, as we are responsible for their problems. Sator says as much, when he say that, if he can't have Kat then no one can.

I need a video to understand Kat. SHe has to be from the future. That's why she killed Sator. It wasn't because she thought they would figure something out and that she just didn't want him to believe he won. That's absurd and stupid. If she really did that she's the most impulsive and awful character in the whole movie. She's definitely from the future.

13:29 what's that song called?

I enjoyed this video about Tenet more then I enjoyed watching Tenet the 1st time. Great video!

I don't think the movie is meant to be "understood". The more you try to decode it, the less it becomes coherent. For example, we see inverted people experience explosions of conventional objects and their fire as cold. As if heat movement is reversed too, like time and energy are tied. If time moves backwards, so energy should do. Cool concept. But then, why inverted objects do that only for explosions and not normal heat transfer? A conventional hot object transfers heat to a conventional cooler object. Like a hot tea cup with your hand. But what if you pick up an inverted hot tea cup? It should take heat from your hand. You'd feel it cold - which is what the movie seems to imply. A reversed body hit by conventional fire freezes up. Ok, let's start with the less explosive case. What if conventional me picks up an inverted ice cube? Instead of feeling it cold, I should feel it hot, as it trasfers heat to my hand. And - my hand being hotter - it should get colder and colder, ie freeze more. But physics still applies, and it gets to absolute zero then there's no more heat in it. All at sudded it should stop being hot in my hand. So why conventional air doesn't do that to inverted skin... see there's not only the problem with inverted oxygen for an inverted person... their body should suck heat from coventional air if it's below 37C. That is air should be super hot to them and burn them. Instead they just seem unable to breathe it. And here's the explosive part. Both a human body and a cup of hot tea (or a bullet), if inverted, would start sucking heat from nearby conventional objects that are cooler. And the hotter they become, the *faster* they suck heat. But - contrary to cold - there's no upper limit. They would become hotter and hotter and hotter, forever. An inverted bullet should be kept in a hotter environment until it reaches absolute zero - then, since nothing can be colder, it's stable. If put in a colder environment, it should explode. And hot gas becomes plasma and who know what past that.

Kick ass video! Most people that watched in real time, including me, had no idea of what was happening. Way to go to make it simpler

One of the best movies ever, even with a few plot holes, this movies keeps you glued to the seat until the end.

First two words in the video are absolutely what this movie did to me...

I'm in my 40s and lived nintendo.. idc what history has to say about the 90s movie... it was great. Glad to see I'm not alone. Great video sir.

Tenet is a straightforward movie. Here, let me explain why for the next 50 minutes.

Christopher Nolan looks like a bad guy in a Christopher Nolan movie... right?

I fell asleep in the cinema. A couple of my mates love it but they're objectively incorrect. And the sound was unforgivable to the point where if I ever meet Nolan I'm gonna ask for my £12 back.

I wish tenet did better at box office so we could see a follow up, i personally enjoyed the universe

The movie viewpoint we are watching is in reverse, all the way until the beginning.

Even after watching this, I still don't get it, who else is with me?

Thanks for explaining this, but me v.small brain so I still have no clue what's going on.

My second video watched….I’m 💯 IN!!! 🤩🤩🤩

Tenet? Straightforward? Don't be a troll.

"My brain doesn't have enough wrinkles" I laughed way too hard.

I never expected Miyamoto to make a reference like that. That movie really traumatized him. He probably was waking up in could sweats for a decade. Good stuff.

You are REALLY good at this. Great understated humor and plot analysis. I love Christopher Nolan's movies (yes even Insomnia), but this is the only one I didn't see in theater (thanks for nothing covid19) and I had a HARD time watching it more than once at home. The spectacle is great, but I feel he kind of hit his limit in terms of obfuscation vs intelligibility. There is not getting everything at first but solving the puzzle by the end. And then there's realizing your cat ate a piece of the puzzle, or you lost it or the manufacturer didn't put it in the box.

The whole soundtrack sounds like it's backwards lol or playing in reverse so weird listening to music in reverse if we play it in order will we hear a secret message opposite how we do with records lol

Just actually finished this video (takes me awhile cuz work is my life hahah pain). Thanks so much for putting this together, man. Editing was awesome, and you totally described and helped dissipate the disappointment I felt the first time I saw this movie. Side question. I could have this totally wrong, but since the “suicide pills” were confirmed to be fake by P in the beginning of the movie, do you think there was some irony intended by them being Sator’s chosen method?

The real SWAT team is the friends you make along the way.

All Nolan’s films are basic made to feel like a head-fk (imo)

Lol at calling her Fleur. Great video!

The reverse fight scene in the estonian freeport became amazing on rewatch. I realized that both the conventional and inversed Protagonist learned how to fight an inverted opponent. Both aree getting owned in the beginning while your opponent is getting more untrained while you fight.

I belive neil is max in the future

If the finale door simply locks automatically when closed, to unlock it conventionally, an inverted person just has to close it, right?!

22:11 But he totally missed 😂

Until this movie, I always typecasted Pattinson as a pouty heart throb vampire

Despite the fact that Marty lived there, his entire life, it still makes sense to me that Marty would ask for directions. Some streets could be renamed. Riverside Drive in 1955 might have renamed John F. Kennedy Drive in 1964. Doctor Brown might have moved 5 or 6 times between 1955 and 1985. How much land did Dr. Brown own in 1955???

This is amazing. Great video. It is hilarious though. Tenet is a straight forward movie that you spent tons of time unraveling. Haha