Tenet / Kitchen Fight Scene (I Ordered My Hot Sauce An Hour Ago) (TENET IMAX) ● DTS HD 5.1 4K HDR

[@asian_persuasion_2445]

I love how he keeps his pace calm and slow not only to look badass but also to possibly conserve his energy for the next attack

[@jsuperboy]

thats cause he's his fathers son lol keeping the swag alive lol

[@onouphrios]

@@jsuperboyhaha

[@anthonyclarke2253]

​@@jsuperboy1000 % Denzel's genes are strong.

[@wakeupartyom]

or maybe to keep his calm just in case they gave him his hot sauce without conflict

[@givemeshrubs4295]

@@wakeupartyom underrated

[@lauridsjensen7757]

This is one of the most forcefull hand to hand combat scenes i’ve ever seen

[@aaronedelstein490]

Fr I love how aggressive he is with it. You don't see anything like that in movies really it looked like true emotion and anger

[@elboogie3373]

Not always apparently

[@lauridsjensen7757]

@@elboogie3373 what?

[@elboogie3373]

@@lauridsjensen7757 That's what the woman said at the end of the scene in the car. The driver says "He always gets what he wants." And the woman says "not always apparently." I was just fw you

[@hemangkorane1797]

i hope the meaning of this opinion is inverted

[@sealevel51]

Can you imagine what he would have done if they made him wait an hour and a half?

[@Wavemaninawe]

... in reverse. 😁

[@phillaysheo8]

I don't know man, one thing is for sure, he wouldn't have waited to leave a review on Tripadvisor to get the matter resolved

[@benjaminstutzman7388]

FIRST KZbin COMMENT IVE LAUGHED OUT LOUD FROM IN YEARS. THANK YOU

[@noelveigacoutinho]

Probably left the tip along side the hospital bill?

[@sealevel51]

@@noelveigacoutinho hahahahahahahah thats in the director's cut.

[@migvelv]

“I saw him kill a man with a cheese grater”

[@tiffanyz1362]

*cheese grater assault*

[@kenziehasintimacyissues]

"yeah, I know. I heard the story-" "a fuckin' cheese grater!..."

[@nicholasnickstevens2810]

The Cheese Grater of Peace

[@dcbradfo657]

Who can do that?!

[@guiandre9347]

A fucking cheese grater

[@PROTAGONIST747]

I can feel the rage and anger deep down in his heart. The anger of a man who lived with patience day by day.

[@ashvermilion]

To add on, he still didn't get his hot sauce. XD

[@flipfilfip]

what in the incel is that second sentence bro teenaged angst knows no bounds

[@motwhom3230]

@@flipfilfip its a joke about him waiting for the hotsauce dickhead

[@adrianchriste6]

Get that man his hot sauce!

[@VijemaVati]

This comment gave me mad “22 Jump Street” vibes lol

[@TheWelchProductions]

@@VijemaVati "He's black! He's been through a lot!"

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

Would somebody PLEASE, get, this, man, a hotsauce.

[@LacoSinfonia]

John David Washington has his father’s physical presence, for sure.

[@paulc1014]

Playa to Playa, Pimp to Pimp! I wanna see John David do a training day type of role.

[@clandestinetactical]

He’s the Equalizers son

[@ItsHatch]

Didn’t even know till I read this comment. Thank you

[@gmatsue84]

@@ItsHatch Finally makes sense why he's in the movie: connections

[@ItsHatch]

@@gmatsue84 true true lol. He was decent in BlacKkKlansman, no?

[@certainmisterbrick]

1: Dudes don't just go down in one shot. He hits them multiple times til they go down. 2: Improvise weapons and using the environment to his advantage. 3: It's over fast. While it's not the most realistic fight scene ever, these elements alone make it a more realistic scenario than most fight scenes in films. And that's no hate to a well choreographed fight scene (the Raid films have lengthy choreographed fights scenes, and they're two of my favorite films), but there's just something about the intensity and brevity of this fight scene that makes it special.

[@MM-hk4pb]

Agreed. It seems to have been the intention as well; to be well choreographed but as realistic as possible too. I was thinking almost the same thing after watching it in regards to the intensity and brevity of it as you put it. One of Nolan's best fight scenes are in Tenet imo and it shows that he still learns. Nolan has always liked to do that even though people can have complains about certain fight scenes in TDK trilogy which I understand mainly with TDKR. However, if we think about the mud scene in Batman Begins or club fight in TDK, it goes show his sort of realistic approach and it still transfers to his other films which I love. I also think Inception has well choreographed fights for the little amount it had like the foot chase with Cobb or the hotel fight. On the other hand, it's just that at some points in TDKR, for example, there are scenes (like rooftop one with Catwoman) that leave much to be desired (mediocre perhaps) when it comes to choreography for some reason although still not near being worse fights scenes for me as some people put it. I've seen wayyy worse and that's not it. The Batman though learned from what came before (TDK trilogy, Batfleck, etc.) and improved as much as possible in that arena if you ask me. Love The Raid films. Intricate in narrative (the second one mostly for me) as well despite having that much action. There are a lot of fight scenes in those films that seemed very complicated to choreograph so they deserve praise for such a feat.

[@rnaD86]

In all fairness, with some exception, the Raid films achieve this by throwing a metric fuckton of dudes upon the heroes; the individual mooks still go down pretty quickly. I suppose that's unrealistic in its own way, especially with all the blades in play; Rama shoulda been a tartar steak ten times over by the time final credits roll. I still love the Raid, although mostly the first one. Merantau is terrific too, and has a distinctly different vibe to most martial arts films (I think it's the human trafficking villains that give it a kind of real-world drama edge).

[@za.307]

You should watch the pub fight scene from the series 'Gangs of London', the first episode is directed by Raid director Gareth Evans.

[@UNSTABLE111]

realistic fight scenes are not good for story telling, because it doesnt have dramatic weight.. I mean i want some form of realism but certain things have to be deliberate...realism should only well be used if the intent of a scene is for shock, and visceral raw violence but never for a fight scene thats used as a sotry beat..that heing said, this fight works because..while it ends fast, it does make good use of its space and environment..in fact, i would prefer this fight over The Raid 1 end fight, because that fight lasted waaaayy too long, in just that single room..

[@spiderrocket8367]

I like how you can tell there's anger in his punches which I feel makes the emotion of the fight more real. When you're in a serious life or death fight I imagine there's a certain amount of anger at your aggressors because lets be honest no one really likes being hit unexpectedly

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

The exaggerated swagger of a black time travelling secret agent.

[@SBR38killer]

Lmaoo

[@superman0764]

Wow

[@lman1006]

Huh??? Care to elaborate??

[@lman1006]

White man are so jealous of black men it's comical 😂

[@ravifonseca8]

​@@lman1006he's quoting a meme related to an article that was written by some very extravagant writer describing miles morales Spiderman.

[@mcnamaraky]

This is such a great fight scene. It's so unrefined and raw, compared to stuff like John Wick, and I appreciate that. Dude is just using whatever is lying around to beat on people. That little head roll before slamming the plates into the guy's face, using the doorframe to get a better kick, it's all great. Such a great action scene for the fact that it isn't this crazy elaborate mixed martial arts affair but instead it's just some dude beating the shit out of a bunch of guys with whatever's lying around the kitchen.

[@rishindevnath9832]

Jackie's been doing that for the last two decades.

[@mrspecs9211]

@@rishindevnath9832 i think jackie fits under the "crazy elaborate martial arts" category

[@art0ni641]

Jackie hasn't done any in the last decade but I get what you meant​@@rishindevnath9832

[@fatchicken75]

John wick isn’t raw fighting?? Brain dead

[@PimpLici0us]

the way he walks after punching the dude to the shelf is so fcking boss

[@heavybattle6650]

He's got his dad's killer intensity 100 percent. When Denzel kicks someone's ass on-screen he has that same wild speed and energy.

[@jeumzw4814]

woah he’s dad is Denzel!?!!?

[@christsang9728]

​@@jeumzw4814my dumbass reading this now too

[@MikeySkywalker]

@@jeumzw4814he looks exactly like him, and sounds even more like him. It’s uncanny.

[@artvandalay13]

@@jeumzw4814 He didn't see one of the others scenes where he pays tribute to his dad when he yells "King Kong ain't got shit on me!". Pretty obvious that he is his son.

[@user-zc3qs7qs8e]

He ain’t Denzel tho

[@DrownedInExile]

Strange how this fight feels both unintentionally funny and brutally impactfull at the same time?

[@porkins-84]

The cheese grater is quite the inspired choice

[@JamesQMurphy]

1:56 It's the way the protagonist casually buttons his jacket that's so badass to me

[@TheEmerald4285]

This movie was pretty much Nolan’s homage to the spy thriller genre. For that little detail he took inspo from James Bond ❤️‍🔥 LOVE IT

[@bassmuskist]

He’s a gentleman, after all… kinda.

[@TheWarthogRunGame]

the way the final henchman immediately drives off is my favourite part. he can't even let off a single curse word

[@mikesrandomanimations2870]

lol, the guys silent reactions makes it so much more funny. He says all confidently “he gets what he wants” then wrong dude walks out and he’s like “oh fuck nvm lets go”

[@mikrokosmiko1]

I like the quiet music, like implying this is not big deal for him

[@thegreatreverendx]

I ordered my hot sauce an hour from now.

[@smartalec2001]

.won morf ruoh na ecuas toh ym deredro I

[@lyokocomicdubs]

Where was this level of badass fights in the Dark Knight trilogy!?

[@tavo7465]

10 years apart man. It's sad but looks like he learned his lesson

[@BortaMaga]

It's hilarious that they even had Michael Jai White but only casted him as some henchman

[@pause777]

@@BortaMagaliterally, could have atleast had a fight with batman

[@FreeYourMindFilms]

@@tavo7465I think it also helps that the lead actor isn’t wearing a heavy ass batsuit here too.

[@thewateversho223gaming]

​@@FreeYourMindFilmsThat's not an excuse. Look at the warehouse scene in BvS

[@frankjennings4489]

I like that the final blows to his opponents carry some serious weight, rather than just karate chopping the bad guys in the neck and KOing them instantly. One guy gets his face grated and slammed into a wall, the other guy's face is put through a pane of glass and the last and biggest guy is kicked down some stairs but is still apparently conscious.

[@Jobreguy]

The first guy is really killed.... With a cheese grater LOL

[@cabnbeeschurgr]

It's the antithesis to James Bond's flashy moves. Protagonist is just pure brutal efficiency

[@localblackman427]

The bass from those punches landing is insane

[@Wavemaninawe]

Damn. 😳 Johhny made some of his dads rampages look mellow in comparison. And serious credit to Nolan for seemingly having taken quite a few notes recently, regarding the filming and editing of fight scenes.

[@IronBeagle2003]

The fight scenes in The Dark Knight Trilogy were pretty bad looking back, Nolan got better and better and Tenet fully shows that. This is a great short little fight.

[@Nosnibor2023]

The cheese grater kill(?) Was possibly the most shocking thing I've seen in a while. While nothing was shown, it felt quite brutal compared to what i expected.

[@RuzniAbdeen]

The best scene in the movie I'd say

[@fslsalad]

this scene alone makes me excited if Nolan decided to make a James Bond movie

[@rrjgpl]

Not all movies need non linear story telling. Nolan needs to stay in his lane.

[@lightingthief4482]

​@@rrjgplCry harder

[@etjama9707]

​@@rrjgpl I'm very late to this but the Dark Knight Trilogy is the best superhero trilogy ever made and it all had linear storytelling for the most part. Not saying Nolan needs to do Bond but if he did it'd be great.

[@GodlessReason]

1:30 Worst injury of the fight.

[@JacobRavenglass]

1:47 Love the little T-rex arm.

[@jingleballs9935]

Love this fight scene man. Very simple nothing special but is perfect to me. It fits its purpose and the actor moves well.

[@cabnbeeschurgr]

What I love about the Protagonist is that he's the anti-Bond. He doesn't go around spouting his name(he doesn't have a name), nobody truly knows who he is, he uses a fairly cheap glock as his weapon of choice, he dresses only as the mission requires. And in this scene, it shows that he is not really concerned with being stylish or intimidating, he just uses pure brutal practicality to dispatch his opponents in the fastest possible way.

[@Benjy1]

one thing I really appreciate is the big dude in black and how he reacted to the protagonist hitting the first guy. his look of surprise and then subsequent attack was perfect for the choreography. great timing on his part. sometimes those background bad guys dont know what to do with themselves until it is their time to shine

[@codylakin288]

I’ve seen this movie three times, and ultimately I’d still give it probably a 5 or 6 out of 10. This scene though? 10/10. If only Nolan had always directed hand-to-hand action scenes this perfectly.

[@nolinpowe]

I dont get the people who dont like this movie, i get its a puzzle solving mystery but at the same time I really love the action, story & the meaning of this film, plus its the closest we'll ever get to a black James Bond Christopher Nolan movie 😂

[@giovannisalamon2706]

Yeah, neither do I. Inverse time sticks with you as a concept. You also realize that modern tech does not have reverse functions like analogue tech did (ie you could put a VCR tape, or 8mm/16mm film and view backwards if you wanted to, but you can't do that on any streaming video. You can change the speed, but you can't change the direction)). That's a subtle ironic step-down from the classical analogue audio-visual formats.

[@redlake2943]

I watched it again a few days ago and enjoyed it more.

[@lad4830]

People hate what they don't understand. Concept of inversed time is rather complex that it requires little bit of thinking to grasp. People do not watch movies to be intellectually challenged, they watch movies not to be.

[@cryswhyle]

I think Nolan is not always the best at filming action scenes. But this one. Gosh the impacts, the simplicity in brutality, yet so efficient. It's short but I love it every time I see it.

[@Nick64266]

People always say Nolan can’t film good fight scenes. This scene shows he can. Just wish the final battle would have been something smaller and stripped down like this

[@guysmith9264]

A truly grate fight!!!

[@Scientist-exe]

This fight scene is makes most fight scenes look like a joke and martial arts fight scenes like a dance.

[@druscanam]

Love this scene. Clearly outgunned both in numbers and being half the size of those hired thugs. But not only is he very skilled but also a very smart fighter, using surprise, deception and distraction tactics as well as being able to think and act quickly to his environment utilising objects around him as improvised weponds into his advantage despite being in a foreign environment. We don't know the protagonist's background, but it's clear he has very special training almost on par with Jason Bourne.

[@ABannerSoftly]

Great fuckin scene. ... "I might surprise you."

[@heetpanchal5185]

1:26 just Amazing 🤩

[@TheMadeMan5685]

When me and my friend watched this movie, one of the most memorable scenes of all time in this movie was that cheese grater part.

[@rangerscoach]

Really underrated action sequence

[@M1dn1ghts0n]

this man fights like he's mad at the world and its amazing

[@roguenerd6858]

Kat seemed mighty thirsty as she was driven away at the end of this scene. 😂

[@NK-uu2vt]

Show this to anyone who says Nolan can't direct a good fight scene!

[@user-ee1fn4vt8b]

Well, he's gotten better, doesn't mean he didn't have some duds. Besides, the director is not the fight choreographer.

[@viiizzyyyxx7815]

Oh yeah, that’s Denzel’s boy alright.

[@bravepart]

using the doorway to launch into the kicks was peak

[@kenziehasintimacyissues]

for a movie that's a just a huge and intricate vibe, it's just so dope that the protagonist's theme by itself is also such a vibe.

[@gasparghent9383]

Such an excellent scene. Both the storytelling and the fight choreography are superb.

[@Snougaloogie]

This scene in IMAX feels like he's punching you in the face himself lmao

[@wayward_identity]

wouldn't have been a problem with inverted hot sauce

[@justinkontz6023]

Didn’t catch the first few times through the brutality of the grater to the face as a finishing movie. Like damn.

[@jamesparker8066]

This movie had its flaws, but damn.... this sequence is one of the most brutal fight scenes put to film. The choreography and film style speak for itself, but what really makes it work is that the Protagonist is an otherwise unassuming guy. He just doesn't look like he's capable of such brutal violence, especially when shown next to his assailants, which all conform to the Hollywood "badass" archetype . It also shows how intelligent his combat style is, making the best use of his surroundings to absolutely fuck these guys up. He's not standing on some advanced, showy martial arts style, It's just cold, calculated efficiency. Then there is his mannerisms, specifically at 1:34. You get a sense of how trivial this whole fight is to him, how he is almost annoyed that he has to go through the motions. While the others are scrambling to get at him, he is slowly and deliberately making his way down the corridor; an unstoppable force of nature moving through time. It's a shame they added those brief cuts to the dining room and the car, it has a negative effect on the pacing of the sequence. It's also a shame that you cannot even hear the dialog at the start of the scene, and yet the fight sound effects are close to blowing out my laptop speakers.

[@가나다-q8c]

yeah that's Equalizer Junior

[@porkins-84]

This is legitimately one of Nolan’s best action scenes

[@bugsyrouge321]

Keep them coming

[@tytoalbasoren9457]

Petition for John David Washington to play as black 007 Y/N?

[@TheNerdForAllSeasons]

They will NEVER let an American play Bond.

[@fraydizs7302]

Hes American lol

[@alfredshort3]

That's my job

[@deanbogart9284]

Can we talk about how he somehow killed a guy by cheese-grating the dude’s face? How tf was that guy not screaming for his mom after that

[@JackOfSomeTrades29]

could be the sheer shock from being face-grated made him pass out. i think you're right tho, and that's the worst part. he's _not_ dead. and he'll definitely be screaming for his mom when he wakes up

[@HighLordBlazeReborn]

I remember my whole body just clench seeing that. Shit would fucking HURT.

[@TheWelchProductions]

He slammed his head into the wall. Also, not to burst your bubble, but the Protagonist didn’t grate the guy’s face. He moved it in the smooth direction.

[@hxdravfx]

Such a great and badass fight scene

[@TheNathon11]

I hope they eventually make a sequel or prequel either one, this movie was amazing.

[@healermusic4734]

Best fight scene ever period.

[@unclenegan6694]

some reason this fight scene is so satisfying and feels so raw

[@johncookie4415]

Tenet is basically a James Bond movie with time travel and a black Bond.

[@纪纲-e2t]

This is the best choreography i've seen in Nolan's film.

[@10hopalongcassidy10]

Is this the coolest fight scene ever?

[@conephompany]

Search mission impossible bathroom fight

[@nebo274]

This was one and only normal fight in movie that didn't make my brain suffer.

[@chriswyatt9869]

Never thought much of Christopher Nolan’s action work. As much as the dark knight trilogy is amazing its combat felt very rigid and clunky. This, although a short fight, felt so impactful and well choreographed. Hope Nolan does another action film someday and use this style or combat a lot more (+ same choreographer maybe).

[@kiwanozukai1180]

some cool costume design here - he's wearing a black bulletproof vest under his waistcoat. barely visible but it's there

[@Elixrap]

Es la esena de pela muy pero muy similar a algo real que haria un sujeto que sabe pelear en este caso, se nota como no ataca a lo loco para no malgastar energía de más.

[@hgsgknnnmmlolb]

This scene is 🔥 in the entire muv

[@2009worstyearever]

the henchmen in this are always funny. 'well he beat up five of us while he was on his knees and one of us was holding him so we can definitely take him one on one'

[@scrapanimation3813]

From the fights in dark knight rises to this is really nice to see

[@dalehardges5456]

You can tell instantly that's Denzel's son he moves just his dad!!!

[@kaizenzx_kzx]

Had to watch back this scene to compare with the kitchen fight scene on the new movie Monkey Man with Dev Patel and I gotta say, both characters used creative savagery plus the environment to their advantage. While The Protagonist uses a chesse grater to slide that guy's face off alongsode breaking his neck, Bobby from Monkey Man puts someone's head on the stove burning them, then breaking a bottle of hot sauce on the sauce, amplifing the stove to burn his face more from already hot face to scorched face, killing him. The creativeness of a kitchen fight was amazingly well-done for both movies as a whole.

[@Jobreguy]

I also find both kitchen fights creative and varied. Here the scene with the cheese grater and the destruction of this young guy, in Monkey Man the scene with the sauce on his face and how the other guy falls into the microwave and falls lifeless to the ground. There's another good scene with Jason Statham in the movie Mechanic Resurrection. Not in the kitchen, but at the grill. A villain is also placed on the grill and you can see the grill grate crumbling in his face.

[@kaizenzx_kzx]

​@@Jobreguythat fight was lowkey shoetlived imo. Only showed that part of the fight for like 5 or 10 secs tops.

[@TROOPERfarcry]

He used the cheese-processing tool? Well that's just grate.

[@frozenray0079]

I've never seen smoother swag in a hand-to-hand fight before.

[@jdub93990]

Even fights like his dad 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@yungturtle5586]

Ngl the rapid chest punches he delivered were extremely good and quick and the last punch taking him down

[@AryanBhadauria69]

after all he is the equalizer's son

[@TheJoe971]

John David Washington nailed this role 200%

[@darkphoenix2]

The way the guy standing behind him when he drops the hot sauce line just snaps into action really makes it seem like that joke pissed him off

[@VivaLaCric]

Imagine him playing The Equalizer but during his active years, would be damn perfect!

[@davidparkin9017]

And here is your proof that John David Washington would make a really good James Bond (Type).

[@drakec6781]

This movie is dope one of my favorites

[@ragingcamel]

1 vs 4 is already tough. Now try doing that in a three piece suit.

[@disconnected22]

The cheese grater and the pillar smash. Just... fuck!

[@Jobreguy]

He grates the guy's face off like cheese and then turns off the light on the shelf

[@etienne25384]

I still believe this was his James Bond audition reel

[@Duffield_World89]

Salute David Washington great movie 🔥🔥🔥🔥👁️👁️✌️

[@shaynedmp2001]

I just realized that all of the chefs despawned

[@Jay-vs1im]

Lady: You won’t be taking my calls Washington Senior : But for you , I’m going to make an exception.

[@KP-qk6ld]

Awesome heroism scene. Wouldn’t be out of place in a James Bond movie.

[@AnalogSage]

Underrated movie , KILLER SCENE!!!

[@tunezmusic661]

2:10 it's looks like DOOM soundtrack

[@ak-gi3eu]

Sounds like u mean?

[@TafTabTah]

Everytime you watch this movie it gets better

[@senseidjre]

Every time I watch this scene the cheese grater to the face always makes me wince

[@rrbcraftergames3361]

Imagine if the dark knight trilogy had this level of action direction

[@MusicManiac-vw8nd]

What a badass scene

[@mightymoe4885]

Best scene in the film

[@jamesdavid6895]

Classic Movie!

[@LiamDilley]

NEVER get into a fight, try to avoid a fight. But if you are in a fight you have to commit. One of the key differences is following through. You have to commit.