INSANE DETAILS In TENET | Hidden Meanings, Easter Eggs And Things You Missed

[@bradywright1477]

Back down the Tenet rabbit hole!

[@heavyspoilers]

I never left

[@dreadelectric7745]

@@heavyspoilers OK, OO7 😜🤪😎🤓

[@ToddRodSkimmins]

I thought the same thing except I said “!eloh tibbar teneT eht nwod kcaB”😅

[@jerrysstories711]

Bro, I love that you, like me, are still obsessed with with movie more than a year later.

[@highonfire885]

@@heavyspoilers the color yellow is everywhere in the movie ! If u watch again it’s all over the place clock at the train tracks in beginning and it goes on and on ! When they are stealing the piece driving 3 teams red blue and yellow ! I’m trying figure out what it truly means and represents in the movie but there is definitely something there !

[@RickClark58]

I love this movie. The interesting part of this movie in my mind is the fact that even though it appears as a thriller with an evil villlian going to end the world and a hero struggling to keep that from happening, it all illusion. There was never any point in the movie where the villain was going to win and there was never any point where the hero was going to fail. Everything that happened in the movie had actually already happened, so it was completely determined before the movie even started. Normally, this would kill the tension of the movie, but the deterministic nature of the movie was camouflaged in all the misdirection of the movie with the core concept of hidden information. In fact the algorithm, the McGuffin of the movie, was a key element of the misdirection of this movie. The algorithm never actually mattered because it would never have changed the outcome, but it kept us from looking too closely at what was happening right in front of us. This movie is such a masterpiece of misdirection, and for this reason, I consider this one of the best time travel movies ever made.

[@altair769]

100% Agreed! A Masterpiece Film indeed!

[@kdowey13]

Exactly. To add to your point, people misunderstand why Kat was an important part of the plot. Every sequence that the film shows is *the single series of events* that led to the mitigation of “end of play” as Neil put it. Nolan essentially made it so that there were no plot holes or complaints to be had about the plot - it was simply the only reality and unfolding universe in which the good guys won, period. Brilliant

[@dea6492]

I couldn’t have put it better myself. Spot on! 🎯

[@enriquecasiano9558]

Could say the movie breaks the love or change equation

[@eldente]

Very much like Interstellar

[@kaizenkltr]

Im glad im not the only one still obssessed with this movie

[@siyandabhengu3879]

Nolan went crazy here

[@brendenerlick2176]

Me tooooooo

[@varunnimbalkar3164]

no ...you're not the only one 😍

[@johnnykage3903]

The only people I can even talk to about this movie are online. My friends and family have shunned me and barbecues are super awkward now.

[@alokkumarsingh7808]

Same

[@HollyWL]

On the ship, Kat tells the protagonist she fears never seeing her son again. He cuts a side glance at Neil and then assures her that she will see her son again.

[@aditya._.d3shmukh]

no way, did the protaganist know all along?

[@HollyWL]

@@aditya._.d3shmukh Good point - it didn't seem like it when they first met (Neil obviously knew the protagonist even at the first meeting). So when did he put it together?

[@aditya._.d3shmukh]

@@HollyWL time to rewatch tenet again haha

[@tianawalker8172]

I watched this for the first time just a couple months ago, and it was one of the most mentally intense I'd watched in ages. I love the details, especially about the colors. Makes me want to watch again.

[@vampireau]

The minimum number of viewings for Tenet is three :DDD

[@Wh0isTh3D0ct0r]

The helicopters used in the battle at the end of the movie are the Boeing CH-47 Chinook, which not only has a "forward and backward" overall look to it, but also has rotors which spin in opposite directions, one going clockwise and the other going counterclockwise.

[@calebbilti538]

I don't even know if that's intentional, but I do know that the sound designers specifically sampled sounds from these Chinook's for the film so maybe Nolan had something in mind...

[@dmacfilm]

I feel like Tenet will go down as a cult classic, and will eventually be regarded as one of the best sci-fi movies of all time. It's a shame it got so much hate when it came out!

[@bonoki3870]

this magnificent film will be discussed & dissected for years to come... absolutely love it. thank you.

[@dudeydude77_clips]

I’ve got a few good ones I haven’t heard from anyone else. You can pretty much pause this movie on any frame and see notice some detail you didn’t see before. The clock at 7:53 and 13:23 are almost inverted images of each other Around 15:00, the scientist teaches TP about inversion by reversing footage on a camera, foreshadowing the actual techniques used in the film at 20:30, Neil and TP use the inverted bungee jump to ascend, which employees music which accelerates to a climax of silence (which Ludwig Goransson described as a technique used to emphasize music being backwards) which mirrors the moment at 2:16:45 where Sator is pushed off the boat, falling (opposite of the inverted bungie jump) marked by the same sort of silent climax in the music and follows the theme of the whole movie being a palindrome with its timing being around 14 minutes before the end of the run time The conversation between TP and Sir Michael seems to imply that Sir Michael is Ives because Sir Michael is the only character which informs TP that the battle of Stalsk-12 and the opera siege occur at the same time, as well as having knowledge of underground tests. Given Sir Michael’s age and knowledge of the Tenet operation, it is unlikely that this information would be entrusted to anyone beside Neil, Ives, and TP as anyone with knowledge of what happens under Stalsk-12 is meant to be killed. Sir Michael’s attitude towards TP is also similar to that displayed at the end of the Red Room/Blue Room scene when TP decides to invert. the plane that is crashed is a 747, a palindromic number at 35:45 when Neil is touring the freeport, there is a red shipping container that says “Oslo” which could be the container TP and Neil use later, and at 35:50, there is another two white boxes labeled “Oslo” and “Tallinn” Here you can see different Rotas logos for each freeport at 40:44, the unnamed Tenet operative on the plane steals a gold bar; on Sator’s yacht, we see one of Sator’s goons killed for stealing a gold bar at 44:10, there is a red stripe and matching blue stripe on the walls outside the turnstile, as well as red and blue squares and red and blue windows on the doors matching the red and blue rooms that will later be more obvious at the second freeport At 49:10, we get what I think is the best moment of the entire film when TP says “I would rather it be my decision” and Neil says “So would I” speaking of the Neil’s death. On second viewing, this becomes more meaningful. The conversation leading to this moment appears at first to be TP explaining inversion to Neil, but on second viewing it becomes clear that Neil is pretending not to understand and then begins to explain inversion more accurately. Seeing that Neil is now more aware at this point than he lets on, we can realize that Neil could be aware of his upcoming death and wishes that he had more agency. Refering to his final dialogue with TP, we learn that Neil doesn’t actually have agency, that being aware of his death does not give him the ability to change it. Another layer could be the possibility that future TP did plan for Neil, but current TP does not yet have this information. At 1:27:15, we see Neil begin to become angry that TP described his conduct as “standard operating procedure” even though later, he tells TP that “the policy is to suppress” essentially the same idea. It seems that in this case, his anger is because TP lie appears to be the cause of Kat being shot. After TP advocates for saving Kat’s life and explains they can use the turnstile at the Oslo freeport, Neil becomes less angry and supports the idea of saving Kat’s life. This exchange supports the idea that Neil is actually Kat’s son, as, following the theme of suppressing information, future TP wouldn’t have informed Neil of his mom being shot, just like Neil didn’t tell TP he was fighting himself. This information could cause the characters to act differently and the scene reflects these principles. Further evidence for Neil being Kat’s son is the care he gives to Kat while traveling back to Oslo while TP sits by. Finally, at 2:24:10, it’s Neil’s voice we hear as TP watches Kat walk off with her son. This is the first and only time in the film that we would hear a narrator, a technique which would not make sense to employ at the very end unless it is meant to hint at a something deeper. It would make sense that this is Neil narrating as his is technically on screen, just a younger version of himself. At 1:52:45, Neil also knows the date and location of current Sator when Sator finally dies. While it’s possible someone told him, a simpler explanation is that he knows the date because he is Sator and Kat’s son, and that is why he refuses to tell TP and Kat why he knows it. At 1:49:18, Priya says “mission accomplished” to TP. At the end when TP kills Priya, he also says “mission accomplished” At 2:17:35 there is another instance of symmetry where Neil save TP and Ives by dragging them with a car, while Kat kills Sator and drags his body through the water with a boat Referencing the scenes at 28:20 and 1:54:40, the track “BETRAYAL” is playing in both and the lighting, color, and tone of dialogue match perfectly. At the end of the dinner scene, TP tells Kat he could be her second chance at betrayal, and the scene on the Priya’s boat is a way of recalling that message and foreshadowing the successful betrayal of Sator

[@ledarkpoet]

Thank you for taking the time to write all of these easter eggs down!

[@marsel8564]

You are the goat man

[@jonathansodacan5769]

Damn seeing Neil running in the background as he runs towards the turnstile is such a great detail!

[@MizzAnthrope]

I knew Kat was always meant to kill Sator when Protagonist said to her that he might just be her second chance at betrayal - as Kat's lover - even though she says she's never betrayed him. This is also how I knew that "Neil" is MAX... When he asks Protagonist if he's going back to London to check on Kat and he lies to him, but Neil (MAX) knows he lied. Which means that, growing up, Max thought that his father, Sator, died of cancer. But he hadn't learned the *truth* about how his father died until he grew up, got his degree in physics, and became a recruit on the TENET mission thanks to Protagonist. Protagonist is the one who told him to change his name to "Neil", because... "Lying is standard operating procedure", and "The policy is to suppress " . How? because Kat's act of "betrayal" turned real. She really *did* become lovers with Protagonist, and he became young Max's (Neil's) father-figure.

[@arijitroy9462]

It's just a theory. Neil can also know this via the protagonist as he explains to him in the future what he's gonna do, as he does to him about all the other minute details that neil knows.

[@ranchu85]

Yas, this movie just gets better on repeat viewing. My favorite Nolan movie.

[@38kdoncorleone]

Very happy that you are still covering TENƎꓕ. Love this movie, still think its advanced for its time. Good video analysis by the way

[@mehulkalra2002]

Tenet and heavy spoilers is the best combination

[@sagarsudhirganu8735]

Yeah, spoiler free movie 🙂

[@themightywolfie7145]

I just watched the movie last week and spent rest of the week watching your videos and I can't believe you dropped another one. This movie has become one of my favourites

[@retroderzauberer4020]

I had a theorie, that in the Final fight the Entropy of the area had changed. They once said in the movie that if too many objects get reverted it can change the current of time and i think all the reverted Soldiers and Equipment in that Area did exactly that. After the Highway Heist when the protagonist reverts himself to go to the airport we can see the stabwound from himself appear and getting worse the closer he gets to the moment it happened and dissapear once he got stabbed. So even though he is reverted, everything around him, including his stab wound still follows the forward moving entropy. In the final battle though when neil sacrifices himself, from the forward moving time view he is dead before he gets shot and gets "healed" after the injury occures. The exact opposite from what we saw at the airport. Therefore the backward moving entropy is now the natural flow of time and the non inverts are the ones moving against the flow of time.

[@thimoestroll]

dude, there are like no hints towards that. You don't need to overcomplicate the already mindfucked plot haha

[@herbertseinsjorg6054]

@@thimoestroll yes there are lol

[@westmcgee9320]

Nah. The stab wound did t follow forward entropy. That’s why he had a wound before getting stabbed.

[@retroderzauberer4020]

@@westmcgee9320 yes it did, he was inverted thats why it appeared before it happened to him but from the non reverted view it follows the forward moving entropy

[@westmcgee9320]

@@retroderzauberer4020 you’re kind of confusing yourself, I think. Nolan and company thought this all out very well but ultimately, the deaths break the rules. Inverted-you can walk into a gunfight with a non-lethal bullet wound you hadn’t yet suffered but inverted-you could not walk into a gunfight with the death you had not yet suffered. So, that’s when exceptions or additional inversions come into play - like if the bullet that killed Neil was inverted. That would explain dying after the injury , if it was inverted along with him.

[@barberbalan6542]

The first time I watched Tenet, I thought "THIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST MOVIES EVER MADE" although I didn't understand jackshit. After watching Tenet for another 7 times , I still think it's one of the greatest movies ever made(I still don't understand JACKSHIT).

[@LilacSreya]

That’s the spirit! 😄

[@robertfrost8264]

Man, I teared up when it hit me.. the opening scene of a Nolan film, at IMAX, my first movie in theaters since the week before the world shut down and it was washing over me like a huge wave. It was cathartic in so many ways. On top of that there were only maybe 12 people, max, in an IMAX theater that was consistently packed to the brim on opening weekends. I'd never had a perfect seat pre-RONA and it almost felt like a private screening haha

[@st3althyone]

Thanks for the breakdown Paul, it’s shocking that you’re able to get all these tidbits for a film that was released over a year ago. It goes to show that some movies are a real mind fuck that lets you rewatch and still enjoy them. All these little things add so much more layers to an already complex film.

[@joechill3905]

When the shock wave hits the helicopter in the final scene Neil is in the helicopter, the shock wave is coming from the explosion in the underground tunnel as another version of Neil is pulling Ives and the protagonist out with the hummer which is also taking place at the exact same time as the Opera Heist where Neil saves the protagonist

[@IshaaqNewton]

Finally some Nolan stuff to enjoy.

[@justinstoll4955]

This is the movie that lead me to your channel. I love this movie.

[@heavyspoilers]

ey thanks so much man, feels like it was so long ago, really glad I revisited it and thanks for the support

[@suhan.r21]

Omg same. I didn't understand Tenet so I searched for it on YT and came across Uncle Spoilers channel. And I've been hooked ever since.

[@shanananabooboo]

Honest to God I have watched your other video explaining Tenet literally 10 times, and I'm still lost. One day I will get this movie.... one day

[@westmcgee9320]

Is there anything in-particular that loses you?

[@noseefood1943]

I watched this movie about 40 times and still finding new stuff

[@djAstraim]

The "are you back to check on Kat" is a call up to the "you prefer soda" in the Yatch Club scene.

[@tonybologna3282]

i'll have to watch this again. i only saw the movie once and got kind of lost. this info helps me understand it a little better.

[@Abell_lledA]

Narrative of Self is the result of a feedback loop between “Separate Self” & Cosmos~ 🎈

[@malcolmscott5609]

When the Protagonist and Neil are leaving the vault (in reverse) you can also see them approaching with the stretcher as the other emergency workers are moving the opposite direction

[@pumpkinspicetrashbag]

Just rewatched the movie last night and want as enthralled by it the second time around

[@HustlenFett]

Tenant is how I came to your channel! Thanks for the revisit!

[@shadow_dancer25]

This film is great, I couldn’t get enough of your videos on it! :)

[@jesusaguirre4822]

Going back to the TENET well! This got me started on your channel!

[@amahldunbar4367]

Great analysis Paul!!! Thank you!

[@devoxslade]

Neil being Kats son does make some sense seeing he knows alot more about protagonist then protagonist knows about himself I can see that being true and his knowledge about the algorithm seemed sketch so I do think Neil is Kats son who manipulated the algorithm some how throwing him back in time to help protagonist

[@kavmanatplay3265]

Thanks as always a TIMELY video… reminded me to rewatch this movie.

[@clintonevans2003]

Loved the breakdown Paul, the first time you showed it next year.

[@nathanjomphe3550]

I think that the scene where he’s on the firetruck is an hommage to the 1966 farenheit 451 movie in which they ride their firetruck In a similar way and in which the filmaker also reverses shots.

[@AbeXx56]

YES! I thought these tenet videos were done! Were back baby!

[@binder38us]

I have seen Tenet at least 8 times. Like Memento, I still see clues I missed. It's incredible

[@TimMacPA]

Can never get enough Tenet. Climbing higher on my Favorites list...

[@marloyt7786]

I've always thought it was not true when they said that the pill was a dud and that they reconstructed his mouth. I actually thought that they'd put him in a turnstile to reverse the damage of the cyanide pill and to reconstruct his mouth cause that's kinda what they did with kat to reverse the damage of the inverted bullet.

[@nishthagupta2740]

exactly yes

[@Foxster_13]

I don't know if it's already been said, but in the chase scene where time is going forward, we actually see the the protagonist hold onto the piece algorithm when he throws the box, I can't quite remember if we see him throw it also, but I thought it was a cool detail.

[@Mandoboyband]

This movie is still surprising ppl after two years. Incredible.

[@djtripmix]

You rock, thanks for all the info!

[@getleaked7163]

Haven’t seen the movie but watching the breakdown to help support the channel! Great work!

[@leo_nidas]

Great findings, Paul. As usual, smashing that Like button!

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you

[@jimmyolsenblues]

Paul , you have marketed Tenet better than anyone. I hope they reach out for all your work.

[@chiefbryan]

I learn something new about Nolan movies all the time! Thanks!

[@benjamingarcia5822]

Although I've never really fully comprehended everything about this movie I'm a huge fan

[@pablor491]

Wow awesome video. This is gonna make me rewatch Tenet

[@Twenty-Seven]

Discovering how to reverse entropy is such a cool fucking plot point. Nolan brings such interesting concepts to life.

[@chadcognac5626]

TeneT, the gift that keeps on giving.

[@mattyboyb523]

Very cool to see you point out some of these details. I really liked this movie so it’s time to watch it again. I’ve only watched in the theater and the muffled audio was distracting at times and my only complaint.

[@ArmaanAli11]

Love how you’ve made 100s of these videos and you’re still finding new stuff about it

[@EJ-jh1vf]

Tenet is such an under rated movie. As wide as a puddle, as deep as an ocean. There is about 10 hours of implied content AT LEAST

[@ChartreusianInfusion]

GODDAMN, you’re good. Thanks for this! :D

[@joshhoehne8281]

Glad you put this out. Just got around to watching this, so... Thanks?

[@LD-qj2te]

Amazing video - very well done

[@justinwright7469]

One of those movies you can keep watching and pick up new things every time

[@kishanbhatt1206]

One of the most overlooked and underappreciated movie. The best Nolan movie for me.

[@CorduroyPaco]

Tenet isn't a movie that a person can watch once and then decide if they liked it or not...it requires several viewings and each one will make the film more and more enjoyable as you fall down the rabbit hole and understand more and more. A guy I know watched it once, said it didn't make any sense and was an awful movie and just moved on...such a shame. Most movies give you one or two viewings and then it's just rewatching what you know but Tenet keeps delivering viewing after viewing and really gives you the most bang for your buck (or your time as it were). Brilliant.

[@Poloassassin828]

Lost my shit when I saw the notification for this! My boy, still putting out Tenet videos, I love ya, man.

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you 🙏

[@ChrissiesPurpleLibrary]

Looking forward to the year 2027 when you’ll still be breaking down Tenet Easter eggs and hidden meanings. 🙌🏾🙌🏾😂🤩

[@ShaaneOh]

literally watched Tenet last night and was watching old videos this morning so felt like temporal pincer seeing this pop up as new lmaoo

[@drizzypuffs523]

There's a chance that Neil didn't go back immediately to lock the door. He could've had more excursions or lived a decent life then went back and waited to lock the door.

[@danilejai7801]

I’ve been wondering when you were gonna upload another TENET video! lol I was so right!!!

[@iamdc21]

tenet brought me here and its back again

[@darylmorse]

Really enjoyed watching your series about Tenet. You did a great job of covering an incredible movie.

[@fredericos4190]

I found this channel and love it because of Tenet, which is an amazing movie but very confusing without your help. Thank you

[@justonian_]

Toss between this & No Way Home before bed tonight I never bore of either movie!!

[@nabiltoumi7202]

Watched Tenet 2 times and watched all your videos and can't get the whole idea behind it imma watch it for a third time soon

[@cheriann6461]

I've recently learned of a (unpopular) theory that the universe contains only one electron that moves backwards and fowards in time. I'm no physicist, so how that is possible, or why most experts find it silly is beyond me, but the idea does help this movie make some sense (at least from my perspective).

[@tomhahnl1927]

I want more Videos on TENET ;-) I probably watch this one before anyway ;-)

[@CTBombastic1]

An absolute crazy film ride

[@noeltojo5125]

Its time for you to travel a year back in time to do tenet breakdown video

[@sebastianrukes770]

I was rewatching tenet and I noticed something that didn’t quite make sense. At around 2:17:36-2:17:45ish there’s a shot in the movie of Neil entering the evacuation shipping containers at the start of the stalsk 12 battle (deployment from red teams perspective). But what version of Neil ever makes it to that point? He starts at the end of the battle moving backwards, switches back to forwards to pull the protagonist and Ives out of the hole, then switches back to backwards to open the door where he dies. There’s no version of him that ever makes it to the beginning of the battle. Am I missing something? One theory could be is that when he was sent to the past by the the protagonist in the future, stalsk 12 was his first mission (where he makes it all the way through), then the opera, then the events of the movie, then stalsk 12 again. But if this was true then Neil would have known that stalsk 12 was where the dead drop was and wouldn’t have had to ask, unless he was pretending not to know or was kept in the dark because it was his first mission from the future protagonist.

[@sebastianrukes770]

I think I might be mistaken and it's not Neil in the shot but rather the lady that was leading the blue team.

[@noahanderson1238]

No idea how Nolan crafts movies this deep with that much attention to detail

[@marvicty]

This film is by far one of the most underrated films ever. Interstellar is another massively underrated films

[@TheAmazingMoose-Man]

I still need to watch Tenet, it looks really good and hope I see it soon

[@CAMERO202]

YES! More TENET videos

[@sk8mafia214]

“I’d ordered my tenet spoilers an hour ago”

[@eyeswideshut7354]

Can i get that to go?

[@tonyfromlasalle]

We need a tenet video check in every 6 months!

[@dranksinatra2493]

TENET, a movie that reveals “it’s all connected” layer after layer after layer…

[@thephilosopher7173]

Whats crazy is that the one who invented the Algorithm is the female scientist he meets in the beginning. Priya makes reference to her but on the first watch I didn't catch it despite how obvious it is lol. Everyone has a closed loop story in this movie.

[@westmcgee9320]

It’s not confirmed at all. It bugs me when people hear a rumor or a theory and then present it as fact.

[@thephilosopher7173]

@@westmcgee9320 Priya presents "the scientist" as a female who was working on the Algorithm in the future. BUT ask yourself, who else was actually working on the science behind the Inversion algorithm that was a female scientist, who has no name? Look carefully at whats presented in the film. Nolan doesn't need to confirm anything, the movie speaks for itself.

[@83ayodele]

Tenet will be to the movie industry what 808s & Heartbreak is to hip hop. Not too well received at time of release but will become the biggest influence from then on.

[@johndishman2874]

I love what robert Pattinson has done with his career post twilight

[@rickmoreno7166]

There may be no movie that better rewards multiple viewings than this one. So many small details in multiple scenes that are paid attention to. Blue, red, forward and backward audio cues, and excellent fight choreography are all tip offs that you don't see the first time you watch the movie.

[@Germanwtb]

After I clicked on this video I stopped and closed it immediately. But the movie went on my to-watch list. Pretty good decision, that was.

[@CopiousDoinksLLC]

I think the biggest issue I have with Tenet is not that it has any inconsistencies in terms of logic or story but rather that it's simply too mind-boggling of a concept for any director to bring to the big screen in a truly faithful way (which is exactly how Nolan chose to handle it). And that's not to say I'm doubting Christopher Nolan's ability, the man is easily in the top 3 of my favorite movie makers - it's just that the scope of this idea is so demanding of viewers that it fundamentally does not make for good film fodder, especially when executed with as much attention detail as Nolan portrayed here. Tenet is a masterpiece but it's the kind of masterpiece that demands to be enjoyed as an intellectual exercise rather than a casual cinema experience and unfortunately, that might be a bit much for some audiences to bear.

[@thedeviator5410]

The film is clearly not for them. The film doesnt pretend to be easily-digestible. Thats why the opening scene is the most confusing. You have to suspend belief and enjoy the ride

[@djAstraim]

I think Sator´s pill is the one that the protagonist had in his jacket in the beggining.

[@trylobyte07]

I thought YT was recommending a video from 2020 LOL

[@NeverLetOff]

I love this movie sooo much

[@monkeyrun]

I gave up trying to make sense out of the movie by around the end where I realize there's another timeline (?) of them doing something in reverse the whole time (?)

[@starwarsnerdlife9893]

Now my mind hurts again 🤯

[@indigoblue8600]

Man I love this movie

[@jeffreycarman2185]

Not sure if the plot of tenet makes sense, but it’s an awesome movie!

[@SkyLightSL]

I need a 2 year Diploma for understanding Tenet, I would still be confused.

[@dominictollan7774]

Love this movie but still can't quite fully understand it. As Neil says: I try not to think about it too much because it just fries my brain! Love the breakdowns though. Especially noticing all of the imagery and artistic flourishes by Nolan. One other thing about this: was Sator maybe based on a certain Eastern European who has been heavily in the news of late? Potentially some similar motivations...

[@sonkeschmidt2027]

For me that's the actual point of the movie. One entropy reverses logic goes out of the window, so you can't criticize the film being illogical (well you can but then you miss the point). The point is to break though our conventional way of thinking and put us into a space that we are unfamiliar with. Expanding our experience of the world by breaking it's rules. Those who reject the movie are simply too afraid to leave their comfort zone and throw themselves into the paradox that existence ultimately is, as Nolan reminds us again.

[@jameshandley7197]

TENET just A Epic Sci fi MASERPIECE MIND FUCK i love it

[@ScreenFavorites]

I found that the math doesn’t math for him to be Her kid. He started too young or would be too old. Great vid.