100 TENET Easter Eggs And Things You Missed | Fan Theories, Ending Explained & Full Movie Breakdown

[@heavyspoilers]

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[@killajok3337]

I honestly enjoy this movie the second time

[@Snapper314]

I enjoyed this breakdown of an excellent movie. And while not related to this movie, the "alien" time travel technology in the old TV show "7 Days" now makes a lot more sense.

[@uniqno4999]

I think I get it. But with regards to Neil's do you think he was moving backwards in real time? Because in theory it would have taken him many years to get back to the point in the opera first, then, to start moving forward (and back) again with the protagonist, to the point of his death. Argh. Maybe I'll watch for a 10th time.

[@lahshad]

I have doubts.🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨 1.Why priya want to kill katherine? 2.how will this algorithm destroy this world? 3.How reverse entropy cure Katherine from her bullet injury?

[@heavyspoilers]

Even crazier theory, what if everytime we don’t see Neil he’s actually inverted, so the airport scene for him happens before the first meeting he has for the protagonist

[@lordlichking7542]

I really enjoyed the movie, going to watch it yesterday.

[@sdm000]

good one :p

[@s.akhtarjoomun263]

.worromot semit 3 ti dehctaw ydaerla ev'I

[@Superbl0bby]

Temporal pincer movie

[@mandeehess3618]

🤣🤣

[@HarshPatel-yf2mu]

Some other Time travel Movies😍Based on my knowledge Primer Triangle predestination in the tall grass Timecrimes Eraserhead Mirage The lake House About time The butterfly effect Coherence Time lapse midnight in paris When we first met Looper Minority Report Arq Project Almanac The Shining Edge of tomorrow Source Code Time travelers Wife 12 monkeys

[@bigbro6349]

Sator says that bringing a son to the world is the biggest mistake he made. Which is true as Neil played a vital role in destroying Sator's plan

[@saints_]

True

[@nishthagupta2740]

we don't know that yet. It's just an assumption here yet guys!

[@mrevilducky]

​@nishthagupta2740 it's confirmed

[@CC3GROUNDZERO]

@@mrevilducky hsoooow

[@CobaltTS]

No it is not ​@@mrevilducky

[@TheSelfAwareIndianEmpath]

Me: finishes watching Tenet Me: needing explanations Me: finishes watching Tenet explained videos on KZbin Me: needing explanations

[@kur1tan]

I know that I'd love this movie if I could only understand it.

[@mikedeez5570]

I feel your pain...

[@guankhar4091]

I stopped after 25 minutes of viewing. I just don't understand it

[@sams517]

@@kur1tan lol sounds like a lot of Nolan movies

[@TheRealShaiLamar]

It gets like that

[@breakingmad2645]

“No idea why the Protagonist shot at himself” He wasn’t aiming at him, he was emptying the gun

[@space_dui829]

The screenplay explains that he was shooting so his past self would keep moving towards the turnstile so he could jump in it.

[@thebloocat]

Did he borrow this idea when he explained this in his next video? Should have credited you.

[@FLdancer00]

Did Nolan ever explain why he wasn't given a real name?

[@romilh267]

His inverted self also takes apart the gun after emptying it. Of course, forward in time, it looks like the inverted man assembles the gun

[@Timkast]

@@FLdancer00 because TP is a twin. His twin is still CIA but not teneT (by design). “I was told you left the building.” -s’niwt PT Leaving the names out also goes along with the “knowledge divided” theme. It makes the audience a participant in the mission.

[@TrainerCTZ]

I need a breakdown of this breakdown.

[@joshuaharper2702]

Lol

[@mondantarigan5579]

This is Mind Bending 🤯🤯🤯

[@thamizh6560]

Breakdownception

[@mambo2mambo]

Just play it backwards 🙃

[@ricardogallardo399]

Lolol ikr

[@epicmetod]

You missed kitchen scene where the Protagonist teach audience how to make some russian cheese with simple grater.

[@heavyspoilers]

Hahhah

[@JDH0712]

That's gold mate, I love you!

[@filmnlnja]

and unfortunately, that fight scene was awful

[@silas4813]

That hurt so much to watch 😅😂

[@Timkast]

We going to check this is real...

[@AKAtAGG]

One of the greatest films ever written. Incredibly complicated while being entirely coherent throughout. Nobody else can write films like this.

[@peterwinters8587]

Quantum mechanics is more coherent

[@srinivasanramamoorthy9026]

It's unbelievable Oscar or other awards didn't even nominate it for original screen play.... It's beyond their pay grade 😂

[@diegomorales8616]

If only our POV main character, protagonist, had any personal problems apart from the plot.

[@criztu]

Sator is Saturn the god of time. the movie is indeed complicated, which is inferior to complex.

[@LionsFilms]

unfortunately not ENTIRELY coherant. Almost at the end of the film, max (the inverted one who was shot in the head) opened the door - but where did he came from ? He came down the tunnel from the future, but the tunnel at this time was already blown up. so there is no way he could have gone into the tunnel

[@sntxrrr]

The arttention to detail is so nice in this movie. When the protagonist meets the scientist he uses the hand gesture to hold the clipboard. And when they escape the airport after reverting back to normal time there is a short shot of the ambulance driving off and in the chaos you see 2 men walking backwards with a stretcher.

[@shivambisht755]

Just finished watching tenet, I loved it can't wait for nolan's upcoming movie inception 🔥

[@heavyspoilers]

Hahha

[@None_x934]

Creative. I can't wait for Interstellar.

[@ritikshoots]

I see what you did there🌝

[@hmartim]

Well guys... Dunkirk is coming up first!

[@shivambisht755]

@@hmartim I'm going way back in time ⌚

[@jacobmckinney4368]

Also another point, before the red team goes into the turntables Kat asked The Protagonist if he’d seen Neil, which he replies “I guess he already went through” but Neil is on Blue team which means he should’ve been coming back. But he doesn’t because he dies.

[@lukeallison88]

I was wondering about his, nice find!

[@stopitpj2318]

why did this make me cry holy shit

[@TheWelsman13]

Are you sure about this? Weren't blue team loading into blue containers to ready for the mission? I think Kat wanted to say goodbye to him before he loaded in. Kat was then told to wait on the boat another day by the Protagonist, since she needed time to get to the yacht.

[@masonmurphy2679]

I saw this when it first came out and had the entire theater to myself (besides the staff). It was quite literally the best movie theater experience I've ever had.

[@dalek3257]

You Had A Huge Chance For A Pun "It was *quiet* literally the best movie theater experience I've ever had"

[@juliansomers7628]

I did the same but on acid, lit

[@StewartGaming23]

Julian Somers I can’t imagine trying to understand this shit on a trip 😭😭

[@msanders777]

I had same experience, saw it yesterday at a $10 matinee, literally nobody else in the auditorium, I made the most of it.

[@LETSPLAYmartin]

Same. The score from Ludwing Goransson was so fucking incredible. It made every sceond of this movie just pure epicness.

[@goatsfullofboats8559]

The algorithm looks like it would make a good barbell/dumbbell though

[@putinscat1208]

Like a Bowflex select.

[@trileobayu2023]

Looks like my lego toys

[@WisdomThumbs]

It’s the Adaptinator from that Perry Platypus meme.

[@Distraughtpan]

it looks like a crankshaft

[@shadowwarrior2030]

Infinity stones came to mind.

[@pedrokantharia7307]

I tell you Christopher Nolan is from future and inverted!!

[@heavyspoilers]

He’s Neil

[@D4RKKNIGH7]

He actually wrote this movie backwards

[@CopiousDoinksLLC]

There might be another hint to the whole "Kat is Neil's mum" theory; they both seem to have the same taste in alcohol (Kat can be seen enjoying what appears to be a vodka and tonic at her first dinner with the Protagonist and Neil orders a vodka and tonic while he's briefing the Protagonist on breaking into Singh's place).

[@MrSpeedyAce]

When the inverted protagonist starts to bleed in the truck it is because his other self is going to stab him in the turnstile room. Because he is inverted, he bleeds first, then gets stabbed, and then un-stabbed.

[@MrSpeedyAce]

@@sahilraj7739 You mean when the Protagonist is being held down and Sator is in the other chamber?

[@caiopaes8800]

Do you know how to explain how it works when you’re not inverted but your weapon is? I mean if both are inverted, and you shoot a bullet, for you it will be like shooting a normal bullet, but for someone who is not inverted they will see you catching the bullet. But when only the gun is inverted does it mean that you will be carrying a gun without any bullet and then you will “follow the destiny of it” to catch the bullets ?

[@MrSpeedyAce]

​@@caiopaes8800 I think that's correct. Similarly like when the Protagonist finds the orange case lying on the side of the road, it suddenly becomes active and flies back into Sator's car. I think you would squeeze the trigger and nothing would happen, but when you release the trigger, the bullet would fly back into the gun through "feeling it".

[@caiopaes8800]

@@MrSpeedyAce it’s basically like you go to a war without any bullet, just a gun and you “trust” that when you pull the trigger a bullet will come from nowhere to your gun doing the same trajectory but in as inverted way 😂

[@sisyphus0324]

So applying this logic to Neil's death, he had his head shot when? Fuck my head hurtsss

[@louist3923]

"The guy died because he was killed, *I KNOW IT'S A BIT OF A REACH..."

[@garretttekampe9564]

I read this this yesterday and I'm still laughing at it

[@Ethan-Ivey]

It is a valid thing to say when it comes to this movie.

[@unknown-pu3by]

Could u explain is that?

[@Triumvirate3]

“People die when they are killed”

[@noobiewatcherz9938]

@@Triumvirate3 Sabaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh !!!!

[@julespaul2660]

Inception: Time goes slow Interstellar: Time goes fast Tenet: Haha, time goes brrrrrrr

[@liquid__7294]

rrrrrrb seog emit, haha

[@julespaul2660]

@@liquid__7294 😂😂😂😂

[@HailCostanza]

Would’ve been a funny joke if you didn’t copy/paste it from someone who made it 4 months before you.

[@eadbert1935]

@@liquid__7294 ahah*

[@liquid__7294]

@@eadbert1935 yeah messed up on this one haha😂😂

[@markandreas657]

Sator talks about how Kat pushed him off the boat just before the car chase but he’s actually referring to the sailing scene. This can be considered as foreshadowing to how he actually gets pushed off the boat by Kat after she shoots him. It also serves as “hindshadowing” I guess considering the chronology of the film xD

[@Aj-tu4gv]

The chronos ology like sator

[@straysheep5312]

Neil was not inverted in the opera scene. You clearly see him jot away like a normal person. It’s simply the gun that is inverted.

[@mosanaliniprabhath6930]

The bullet

[@galonakuaakua2498]

Neil from the opera is neil from the future. He is inverted years after recruited by the protagonist

[@mosanaliniprabhath6930]

Sahil Raj that is from Satar view....when he inverted himself he takes her with him....from the hero view he brought her in and shot her and then inverted to normal

[@pacmanfanable]

That’s what I was thinking. Because since he did run way alike a normal person. I was thinking if he was inverted, the. Why did he run up the stairs to shoot the person. So yes you are right, only the bullet

[@Phillip161]

@@galonakuaakua2498 Yes, he is Neil from the future, but in the opera scene he is not invertet. He inverted in the future, "traveled trough time" backwards to this scene, then inverted again to rescue the Protagonist with an inverted gun. At this point he was NOT inverted. He was moving forward. Like he did when the protagonist meets him the first time. When Protagonist meets him for the first time Neil is not inverted, but still came from the future.

[@rahulramesh9474]

The scientist who discovered time inversion is most likely the same scientist the protagonist met in the beginning. She tells him she doesn't understand it yet but hope to do so one day.

[@quasarstarpower2858]

But Priya told the protagonist that the scientist was in a time generations away from their time, so i doubt that she is the one.

[@rahulramesh9474]

@@quasarstarpower2858 Priya is just a piece in the puzzle. Everything she knows about time inversion is either something she picked up from her contact ( someone the protagonist arranged ) or was fed to her by the protagonist. She does say that the algorithm was developed generations from now, but it's very unlikely for Nolan to leave loose ends like that. My bet is, especially since Priya refers to the scientists as 'she' and because she had a good amount of screen time explaining things, the scientists we met in the beginning is most likely the person who invented time inversion. This also makes for a reference to the time travelers paradox.

[@quasarstarpower2858]

@@rahulramesh9474 Could be..

[@Knightko]

True Becoz the 'She' reference used by Priya is Strong Point!!!

[@passiveagressive4983]

@@quasarstarpower2858 but Priya is very loose with the Truth though.

[@TanningOnMars]

Something I found cool was that when the Protagonist fights himself in the airport, at the beginning of both fights, he's losing. Uninverted Protagonist is first dragged out into the hall by Inverted Protagonist, but soon overpowers him and holds him down with a gun to his head. Alternatively, when the black-clad Inverted Protagonist is launched into the storage room, the Uninverted Protagonist is sitting on his chest, holding a gun to his face. The fight begins, and the Uninverted Protagonist is mopping the floor the Inverted Protagonist, but at the end of the fight, Inverted Protagonist overpowers Uninverted Protagonist and escapes into the Turnstile. At the beginning of each fight, the Protagonist who's point of view we are watching is losing. By the end of the fight, that respective Protagonist is winning. He begins each fight being unable to contend with an inverted opponent, but in each fight he quickly learns how to handle such an enemy. In fact, I think I found the point where the tides turn. Halfway through each fight, there's a scene where both Protagonists are trading punches, but are both unable to land a hit on the other. Up to this point, both Protagonists have been losing, and both have been winning. It is in this scene where both versions of the Protagonists-one moving forward, the other moving backward-learn how to fight an opponent whose entropy is opposite their own. That's why in each fight, the Protagonist we are watching is losing the start of the fight, but wins at the end.

[@sprigsleycourtier7816]

I feel like red also represents emotion based decisions moving forward in time and blue represents knowledge based decisions based on knowledge from the future. It's like Sator (The blue cat) and Maxwell (the red demon) accidentally end up doing a Temporal Pincer Maneuver together thus creating harmony by breaking the chaotic rule of entropy. Yin and Yang.

[@Shelly-cp7gj]

Wow! Nice thought.

[@shaniyoung5459]

9:28 - Also when The Protagonist is explained the basic mechanics of inverted objects he asks about free will. She answers and says that the bullet would have never been picked up you hadn't put you hand there. I think that's ties to consequential questions to the larger plot of the story. 'Why does any of this matter if he was going to fail in the first place? Does The Protagonist have actual free will in the situation?" Well, if no one goes through these steps none of this will happen.

[@josiahethnan]

Awesome insight, it actually helps break a paradox my mind has created after watching the film a few times - I always thought to myself why does the film, the story even matter if we already know what’s going to happen, what is the point? But like you say, if the series of events never even happened to begin with, none of it happens

[@RobotHau5]

​@@josiahethnan At the end Neil says "what's happened, happened" and later says "its not an excuse to do nothing" when asked if things can change if they're done differently. This lends to that idea as well.

[@blindbrad4719]

Being blind I only listened to the movie, did he go through an inversion turn start dial when meeting that woman?

[@RobotHau5]

@@blindbrad4719 No, the first time he encountered the turn style was when he and Neil went to Freeport for their retrieval mission.

[@willmeng4251]

I literally just finished watching it and I’m very tempted to watch it again right now.

[@rajosikbose1159]

The protagonist was introduced to sir Michael by the young man of "Following" n he said to the protagonist to follow him.

[@Exploredinary]

HOLY SHIT!! Thats a good Easter egg! I love Following!

[@SpyTrader1988]

Good film too, love the twist at the end

[@andrewrichards1259]

What about another stretch... the school at the end is Cannon School in Cannon Place, which does exist. Remove one N (for Nolan) and "canon" is musical term, where a melody is followed by a related melody shortly afterwards. And musical canons can be "inverted" or "retrograde", where either idea fits the film.

[@brystahh3287]

Nobody mentioned that Kat says where is Neal? I didn't get to say goodbye when realistically she is about to say hello because it's her son and she never gets to see him. Then, she ends up meeting him at the school and it's the first time she is actually not scared of my seeing him. Also the opposite of goodbye is hello.

[@silkywaves4254]

ohhhh my god

[@nahme5405]

Shoul've made it "101 details" in the title (you can still do it) so that it forms a palindrome, yeah? ;)

[@Nate-Dog]

Actually in more symbolism to this movie it should of been 121 facts. The protagonist recruiting Neil to help his past and future self 121

[@inquirohaqq1472]

It's one of those movies that practically thanks you for rewatching. Nolan is definitely one of the greats.

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah and it gets better after every viewing as well

[@heavyspoilers]

Thanks for the comment btw

[@vasanthkumarj8245]

Now this is a movie that is worth a ten time watch and not a one off experience! Original ideas and content must be pushed to such extents and its worth digging through the way youve done so well....great stuff!

[@billyford7853]

I was thinking that's probably how many times I'll have to watch it to truly understand it.

[@CT2SKATE]

I didn't even think of the red thread of fate until you mentioned it, but I noticed the coin when watching the movie. It's probably a 5-yen coin. It's the only Japanese coin that has a hole in it, and it is usually thrown into a coin-offering box at shrines in Japan to wish for good luck. Similarly, 円 (yen) is actually more pronounced like "en" in Japanese, which is also represented by the character 縁, which when combined with the Japanese word for 5 (go), it turns into go-en, ご縁 (fate).

[@bdinaravideo]

That's an interesting point. Yen also means circle. Circular movement of time in this case?

[@GauravSharma-dy8xv]

Opera siege takes place at the same time as the climax battle. So there are 5 Neils in the climax battle. So, 1 Neil in Opera House 1 Neil in Helicopter blue container 1 Neil driving the car pulling our protagonist and Ives 1 inverted Neil in the cave that opened the door but got shot 1 Neil is Max (Kat's son) if you believe this theory. --------------------------------------------------------- There are 3 Neils and 3 protagonists in Airport scene, 1 Neil and 1 protagonist in blue coats 1 Neil and 1 protagonist in YELLOW VAN 1 inverted Neil and 1 inverted protagonist behind yellow Van running back in the shipping container. --------------------------------------------------------- They couldn't treat Kat with the help of turnstile because the Turnstile was under control of Sator few moments back. --------------------------------------------------------- Sator got the algorithm's location as our Protagonist threw it in another car so he got it easily because that car was just outside the airlock. --------------------------------------------------------- Neil was the silent guardian, a watchful protector, the dark knight.😂 ---------------------------------------------------------

[@charuhaschitale4246]

Three copies of Goya's painting are mentioned in the movie. one original and two fake ones made by Arepo. There is very less importance given to the Arepo in the movie but Arepo is written on Sator Square which might be reveled in sequel.

[@GauravSharma-dy8xv]

@@charuhaschitale4246 wait!! Is there a sequel coming? Any source?

[@charuhaschitale4246]

@@GauravSharma-dy8xv There has to be. Not sure if it will be a sequel or prequel.

[@GauravSharma-dy8xv]

@@charuhaschitale4246 naah I don't think. Nolan never makes sequel except batman

[@charuhaschitale4246]

@@GauravSharma-dy8xv But they are saying that end of tenet is middle of the story. screenrant.com/tenet-2-movie-release-date-story-updates/

[@J-Rock462]

Very cool that you mentioned Dark. That show is great and has a ton of time travel in it!

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah so good

[@FLdancer00]

I disagree. I only agreed to spoilers for Tenet, not other shows.

[@geebuttersnaps2230]

Dark is massively underrated, it’s the best time travel show ever imo

[@MoonwalkerNow]

When he meets the lady who shows him the inverted materials and when he meets Priya for the first time, not only does he say the word 'Tenet' he also puts his hands together in that motion. The female opposites see both the word and the motion being used, which is why It opened doors for him.

[@Helebel1]

Wow!!! Thats so right! He has the pistol in his hamd but he put his hands together and the woman looks at them and accepts to talk with him.

[@lucifer919_xd4]

in the scene with the helicopeter at 9:24, you can actually see future Neil driving away from the explosion, and if you look closely you can see a black object moving into the cloud of dust( like when The protagonist was drivin out of the explosion by Niel with a cable tied to the car) :)

[@kaleidyscope86]

Heavy Spoilers: Actually, Neil is apparently NOT 'going back in time' at the opera because we see him go down the steps forward/normal AFTER shooting the guy, and the metal w/ red string thing moved normally. He was simply using an inverted weapon, which must have been because it's a more effective weapon to an uninverted person - he wanted to make sure they died.

[@caitlinoli7540]

OOOOOH THAT MAKES WAY MORE SENSE

[@muyvo7604]

But he shoots the officer in the shoulder.

[@gotwatercaleb]

@@muyvo7604 he inverts it though the shoulder Rembrr when the women was show with an inveted gun they were worried that the radiation would kill her

[@kaleidyscope86]

@@muyvo7604 If's it's inverted, it'd kill him.

[@zeethree]

How does Neil know to be there and to do that? It doesn't make sense because if the protagonist is killed he never goes into the future to recruit Neil the first time to be able to go backwards and save the protagonist.

[@andrewjoyce6634]

The Travis Scott song at the end is packed with references to the story. Lines like "I draw the line and cross it first / I need the time, I need the search" are lifted from their spy movie context and offered up in the the more relatable medium of a rap song about trying to remain oriented within the haze of timespace.

[@radientproductions9799]

Dark is one of the greatest shows ever made 😄

[@samrbrts]

Word

[@NessysSanctuary]

I understood that one. lol. I will have to watch his one over and over. I love movies like these I only buy movies that you missed so much in the first sitting that you have to just to stop the questions

[@tsmacks9]

Dark is the greatest show ever made

[@EvanGaoTV]

Trueeee

[@windyadiyatna7912]

Dark is like the blackmirror with longer eps

[@harrysmith6471]

I was thinking of Dark through this video, I’m glad you mentioned it

[@LETSPLAYmartin]

Neil is absolutely Kats son and here is why. The whole movie is based on the thought experiment of Maxwells demon. You can even see a drawing of it on the blackboard when the Protagonist gets the reverses entropy explained by the scientist. The experiment basically described, exactly like in the movie, a room with a wall inbetween and a turnstile. The demon can now open the turnstile and let faster red particles enter the area of slower blue particles and vice versa. The movie shows that Neil is quite of an expert in getting things open. He even literally opens a door for the protagonist at the freeport so he could even get in contact with the turnstile... and if that's not enough on the nose we see him sacrificing himself to literally open a door for the Protagnoist to stop the engine from starting. Yves even calls him a locksmith. Now how is cats son called again? Right. Max like in Maxwells demon. The real star of the movie imom

[@rasol136]

A theory I have makes the whole movie a paradox. After all of the event's, The Protagonist takes all of the pieces of "The Algorithm" and sends them back to Sator with the instructions knowing what he will do with them in order to keep them permanently from getting into the hands of the future villains who would destroy the world with it.

[@drewsmith4452]

Dang. That's crazy.

[@youdokwadratu]

sounds intresting

[@josiahethnan]

Actually a genius theory, considering tenet was created in the future this could actually be true.

[@NessysSanctuary]

I thought everyone knew this?

[@utkarsh2746]

What has happened, happened. The cycle where the algorithm is found happens through Sator.

[@JustinMoralesTheComposer]

Dude. The fact that you mentioned dark and acknowledged it’s awesomeness makes me love your channel even more.

[@Eggie3000]

I ordered that hot sauce an hour from now!

[@blakjak38]

This movie is the gift that keeps on giving for these KZbin movie review channels. I see so many of them are racking thousands of views by just talking about it.

[@bobweasel3]

I ordered my 100 details 20 minutes ago!

[@anang69perteen18]

Inception took me 3times god knows how much this gonna take

[@KnivesM]

Since the theme in this movie is having a duplicate/ multiple universe, one minor detail you missed is when he ordered the same dish Sir Michael ordered at the restaurant.

[@AslamYusof]

I should expect DARK to be mentioned here. Glad you did

[@_ronnie230]

I came here for an explanation of the movie. Now I need an explanation for this!! 😵😵

[@askelgsgaard3067]

17:07 I love the fact that cat is stranding at the “Cannon place”. Cannon has the same meaning as tenet And cannon means that it is the “true timeline”

[@TheAnuviel]

Once again: why does everyone assume, that if Neil is Sator's son (who's Russian) he can automatically speak Estonian?! Come on, Estonian and Russian are 2 completely different languages! 🤦🏻‍♀️ they're not even related ffs

[@linzlsleepy1627]

Right? I actually like the theory, but Neil knowing Estonian could be easily explained by the fact that future John told him to learn estonian because they would need it.

[@winterbalm]

no one mentions it but wasn’t Tenet funded by Sator’s money? that was inherited by Max and Kat? that would make sense since the Protagonist does not have any other source of funding and got access to that money after reuniting with Kat

[@beingiftekhar8722]

The protagonist can time travel. What good is money if u own time

[@deceiver0077]

Yes but i think protagonist himself sent mesaage to sator to find those pieces so that the algorithm is with sator & then he got rich with it

[@sahilraj7739]

Can you please explain how repo body found with bullet shot in blue chamber inspite of the fact that she was going with santro ?

[@chrishomenuk15]

My mind was blown when I saw this movie in IMAX ...and I didn't get it or understood it ...but thank you for making this video it clear up a lot of questions I had after I saw lol 😆...FYI love your channel ❤

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you

[@mayaparamita2254]

My ear is (almost) blown when i watch the movie in IMAX (Just kidding :P)

[@ec2ainun]

When Neil save protagonist at the beginning, is Neil run backward from bottom to top to show his bag? Lol

[@terbioc]

No, he’s using an inverted gun. Just like how The Protagonist first discovers an inverted gun with the scientist.

[@jamieschneider2971]

true, he isnt inverted, only his gun is

[@Aurongel]

Only the gun was inverted, which doesn't make much sense in the context of the film beyond clueing the protagonist and audience into the timey-wimey shenanigans.

[@nikhilr546]

Best way of explaining this would be that Niel inverted himself farther than the opera( i.e., he went to even before the opera) and then un-inverted himself so that he was actually moving forward in time. This would lead result in him moving ahead of time just like the protagonist was. And he could just have an inverted gun with him even though he was not inverted himself

[@jiyunim6509]

Yeah thats weird because even with the inverted gun you would need an inverted bullet already "shot" on the floor. Where did that bullet come from...

[@sprigsleycourtier7816]

Sator ironically is dying of radiation like Shrodengers Cat...I want to rewatch to find how many scenes there are where nobody is observing him like the cat in the box. Definitely the scene of him as a teen. If there consciousness does travel after death. A novel concept you mentioned in another Tenet video. Perhaps multiple universes spring up from creating a non antagonistic version of him and a villainous version of Kat that end up in the same scenes together.

[@austinstorm4551]

“The timeline of River Song; the movie”

[@zillionfurball1451]

This was probably one of or the most confusing movies I've ever watched but at the end I was like "ohhhhhhhh"

[@Phillip161]

At the end I was like "ohhhh" and "whaaaat?" at the same time 😂

[@jamesLG1]

2nd watching of the film was awesome. It's definitely worth watching again!

[@Phillip161]

@@jamesLG1 Yes, totally agree

[@steel072]

I just watched for the second time and thought I got everything. I am beside myself for not connecting Neil to Kathy.😩😫

[@batgurrl]

Thanks so much for doing this👏👏

[@heavyspoilers]

🙌

[@sayhellotomylitleful]

If you think about it, Robert Pattinson’s caracter traveled inverted for 20 or 30 years into he gets on the present where the events took place. The protagonist meet him after killing Prya, they lived their friendship and he got trained until his adulthood and then the protagonist sends him back to his childhood time to play those events.

[@HangulMaster]

I think when the Protagonist took the CIA pill in the beginning of the movie, it did induce a coma, but then TENET inverted him back a few days? weeks? And that's why he was on oxygen. (They reverted him before loading him on the boat and when he woke, they just never took the oxygen off. We didn't think it was odd because we're used to seeing people hospitalized with oxygen.)

[@runcmd1419]

Kat remarks that Max “is everything” during the restaurant scene, which might forshadow the max/niel relationship. Also, the protaganist might be named that in order to conceal his identity, and would have forced the max / niel namr change.

[@himwhoisnottobenamed5427]

You know, I kinda want to see a sequel told from Neil’s perspective.

[@michaelhottenstein660]

Holy crap, he is Max. How did I miss that. I spotted so much.

[@turdferguson9452]

That’s just a theory, I’m not sure I buy it.

[@turdferguson9452]

@@yoketah I’m glad other people agree, I think it’s something a lot of fans are hoping to believe just to add another twist, but in my eyes they are two unique characters in the timeline who serve their own purpose to the story.

[@Fleato]

i didnt even thing about the bit with the women seeing herself jump off the boat and that being the reason she hates him, and the reaosn he grows apart from her is he now knows she will betray him. it's a self fulfilling prophecy.

[@zaki4t]

4:48 When I started watching the film for the first time, first thing I noticed was the music that was played & then reversed in the beginning along with the animated logos!

[@ernestosalas1914]

I've always been a millionaire I just have to go through the notions to get there

[@chrisheavener2123]

When the protagonist says that lying is standard operating procedure Neil laughs like he’s surprised, then later he tells the protagonist something like, to conceal is standard procedure. So it seems like in the first scene Neil realizes that it’s the protagonist that came up with that and taught it to the people inside tenet. Like he didn’t know it came from the protagonist originally.

[@thefaithfulplanner5221]

Just watched tenet and all your videos are blowing my mind 🤯 so glad I found your videos lol I would have missed all of this.

[@marqosmarqos1201]

You guys are brilliant how you analyze these complex films to get the overt and hidden meanings. I bought the movie on Blu ray because of Covid and not being able to watch in the theater. I had a nice stiff drink and a cigar and watched it last night. I was confused but thoroughly entertained. I haven't enjoyed a movie this much since the matrix. Great movie. I'm planning on watching it again this weekend.

[@mattyboyb523]

I loved the movie can’t wait to watch 3 or 4 times at home like I did with inception so I can understand half of it. Maybe a little more after this from you.

[@bendoubleu_]

The doppler effect was explained falsely: It states that something moving *Towards an observer* that observer will observe it in blue while an observer that the object is moving away from will observe the same object in red

[@steveedmond9362]

Heard of 'red shift'? Edwin Hubble proved that the universe is expanding because all the stars' and galaxies' spectrographs have colours shifted towards *red*

[@wiredforstereo]

@@steveedmond9362 Which means they are moving away.

[@diverbrent]

I love Tenet, and went to the theatres five times to see it! Love your channel, great work keep it up!

[@bighillsbiglegs5151]

I love how you point out when you think some points are reaching

[@davidjames0]

Finally watched this movie. It’s insane😂😂😂had a fun time watching it but definitely need a second watch

[@siddukerudi]

Red string of fate is also used in Dark, under the cave 😯

[@siphelelemhambi4871]

This movie is so detailed in every aspect, I'll give it a 9/10

[@anthonymartensen3164]

I would say it deserves that

[@elprofesor8571]

And it looses that 1 point due to it needing a higher iq to understand the story in the first watch

[@BOOLERTHANOPPS]

10/10

[@im415again]

I’ve read many articles, breakdowns etc and now I understand .01% of this movie.

[@Erfivur]

When he says “tenet” to the scientist lady he also interlocks his fingers subtly.

[@IamSoylent]

I've been meaning to see this for decades.

[@marlone3680]

I don't like to be that person, but I knew Neill was Matt almost instantly... It's so obvious. What I didn't expect was that I would love Robert's performance in this movie so much

[@westmcgee9320]

Oh my god. We don’t know that it was always meant to fail - at least not because Sir Michael claimed they’d seen the explosion.

[@smartbizwebmedia5922]

Who were the red and blue teams shooting at during the final attack? You never get to see the enemy.

[@sexytyper88]

Hi SBWM! I thought the same thing initially, however, there are in fact, enemy dudes in the battle sequence - just harder to spot. Look for grey Camo much like the hummer the Neil has to hop in at the end. This hummer actually belongs to Sator's dudes. You can spot them throughout - I think Nolan elected to put the main focus on the RED/BLUE storyline for our sake (complicated enough, right?) lol - but yes - initially, I would have agreed with you. Regards ~

[@morcejo_gaming]

I'm three years late to the party, I had some challenging times so I couldn't watch it when it went out. The movie was a mind-blowing experience, Nolan can do that, and he can keep doing it again on every movie (still haven't seen Oppenheimer yet). Just wanted to mention, I was thinking about the symbolism about the pentagon. The room space that was not in the airport blueprints had a pentagon shape, which is also the ROTAS' logo (10:37). Pentagons have 5 vertices, as 5 letters in TENET and ROTAS. But the logo has in reality two pentagons interlaced similar to the gesture and given that in reality it has 10 vertices as the 10 minutes for the final operation.

[@averageyoutuber1058]

At 10:37 in the video it says ROTAS between the 2 doors and ... ROTAS spelled backwards is SATOR.. which is the main antagonist of the film...

[@goat2023]

Is this 100 details or you saying “this is a reach” a 100 times video? And I’m only at 6:49...

[@anthonymartensen3164]

There are things in this movie I realized on my 8th viewing

[@billyford7853]

Just two more viewings to go, and you'll know the movie forward and backwards.

[@jondoc72]

Now need to see it on reverse 8 times more

[@Osiedlowy_Platacz]

This "token" is used in military to set off training smoke grenades. You can see it oftenly at someone's vest, because it is easy to loose one.

[@TanningOnMars]

These TENET analysis videos made me subscribe pretty quick. Love this channel now.

[@wilzondizon]

Dark is actually a masterpiece indeed!

[@sreeram6374]

Question : How does Kat heal when she is moved back in time? Whatever the magic is happening, does this mean one would actually become younger when moving back in time?

[@St.Cali666]

yes it would, im sure neil is much older when he first goes through the turnstile (from the future) traveling to the past, but with kat they only went back a few days so you wouldnt notice any reverse aging

[@johnthompson5741]

I’m pretty it says that you keep moving forward but the world is moving backwards so I don’t think you would get any younger

[@St.Cali666]

@@johnthompson5741 think about how when the fire from the car explosion touches TPs skin and turns to ice.....when molecules flying backwards makes contact with someone moving forward the effects are reverse. So normal air touching our skin ages us but inverted air would de-age, simple....kinda......not really.

[@laughldd]

No even when inverted you continue to age. Since Kat was hit with an inverted bullet she needed to be inverted herself or else the wound would just continue to get worse until it killed her. Definitely don’t get younger while inverted though. If that were the case Sator would have used it to avoid his terminally ill disease.

[@mariehilovsky1859]

Currently executing a temporal pincer to make sure the LOTR 4K box gets to its rightful place.. And also, great job on the video! 👍 very helpful! :)

[@HERBERTinALASKA]

This was the first movie I watched in theaters during the pandemic. Worth it.

[@donaldsmith8648]

Film's like this makes my head hurt lol..

[@sutats]

Don't watch Primer. It's brilliant.

[@KevAlberta]

@@sutats it’s a great concept but it’s execution was iffy. Still a decent movie worth watching though

[@justasciencelover8175]

But my head is cooled cuz my entropy is reversed

[@FLdancer00]

Indeed. There's just much info to process and try to understand whilst also still trying to watch what's unfolding before you.

[@m.donez8]

Dark is one of the best shows of all time

[@NaveenKandregula7]

How did you get all these clips? Is the Bluray version out yet? Or is that piracy print from internet was being used?

[@dondre8640]

Naveen Kandregula Bluray got leaked recently. So it’s pirated :)

[@KripaSingh]

Now I understand Tenet more than when I watched it yesterday for the first time. Thanks for the explaining.

[@hugog8551]

00:50 "Neil has been moving backwards" -> Not necessarily, if The Protagonist has met Neil as a kid. 05:56 "it would mean that time would move differently in one box than it does in the other" -> Absolutely not ! Look up Maxwell's deamon'

[@TheAirhonn]

You missed it, We live in a twilight world (The time between the darkest portion of night) No freinds at dusk (We have no freinds in the future) Lol

[@arcadealchemist]

the pill could also represent rebirth, and when you die you awaken in your own personal universe where you are the protagonist