Robert Pattinson and the cast of Tenet try to explain Chris Nolan’s movie | CNA Lifestyle

[@rubblerage1101]

Interviewer: "Do you understand the movie?" Cast: "I completely agree"

[@eternzell5206]

Robert lives his entire life like it is a PowerPoint he didn’t prepare for and it’s wonderful

[@__Enigma_]

Rob's reaction when Elizabeth said that he is beaitiful😂, well it's true, very much❤️.

[@malakaneesmohsin4952]

@Prem Cooper handsome and beautiful can be used both for women and men

[@thismeansmore135]

It's because she said. "Actually it's pretty weird to say this, when Rob is here😅" That shows, They r real life friends!

[@mariynakrolenko3914]

Beautiful not handsome.. its different meaning soul and personality instead of face and body.

[@Crystallheard]

Nolan has such a nice voice. He could do an audio book I'd soo listen to it.

[@hamidrahman120]

This masterpiece doesn't need to be understood, just admired

[@adagioelegy1949]

i would call it a masterpiece of action. not a true masterpiece of film. but just a movie that is a absolute joy to watch in the theatre

[@abhiruproy8592]

@@adagioelegy1949 in terms of Nolan's narrative structure...it was undoubtedly complex enough for general audience to follow..but people who watched and loved Nolan's other films of similar structure like Memento , Prestige and Inception won't find it complicated that much...it's from my watch experience of TENET

[@mysticalmaniac2]

@@adagioelegy1949 imo it was a masterpiece of a film too , the story was just very complex , this is his most complex movie to date

[@JonathanMutsinzi1998]

williams definitely the best action movie I’ve seen in years . Want to see how it ages as a movie.

[@YokiMan]

Ok

[@xonikkiecal]

At this point I feel like Chris Nolan could come to my university physics department and teach a class.

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

And nobody would be able to hear him or understand what he was talking about

[@hashtag_pupuli]

But you are beautiful 🙃

[@morpheusjones4384]

Not possible. He would be playing excessively loud background noise like in tenet

[@joshos_conspiracy]

👍

[@bullymaguire8038]

He isn't Robert he's VENGEANCE 🦇🦇🦇

[@campkira]

he been in a lot of good moive...

[@KeonPH]

And an Angry Priest.

[@Keeeelanight]

@@campkira since the lost city of z

[@EXOPLANETnews]

Hey i have just uploaded a video about predetermined universe if ur curious about it do visit my channel once pls.🙏

[@morrisho6450]

@@campkira like Harry Potter

[@katelinmarie5360]

One of the most brilliant cinematic experiences I've had in a long time - entirely because of Chris's directing. His writing, however, leaves something to be desired. It really needed the benefit of Jonathan's writing skills. If you've seen Nolan's previous films The Prestige, The Dark Knight, Interstellar, Inception, they all have extremely complex plots - but they aren't as hard for you to follow than this film's, because of Jonathan's superior writing talents.

[@Dorkalest]

I completely agree. Nolan has one of the best eyes and directorial command in the business by far, but he's really not a good writer. Jonathan's the guy to polish down his scripts and Tenet severely needed that touch.

[@katelinmarie5360]

@@Dorkalest Yeah, I really can't say for sure, but I did read somewhere that the "controversial" ending of Interstellar was entirely Christopher's idea... and Jonathan wasn't happy about it. It originally had a completely different, less optimistic, far more realistic ending, penned entirely by Jonathan. Christopher threw that ending out, & came up with his own ending - which critics and fans unanimously criticized, once the film was released. And I do recall reading Jonathan publicly stating that the controversial ending had nothing to do with him; he did not agree with the way the film ended. I've noticed since then, Christopher and Jonathan have not worked together.

[@jayv8068]

@@katelinmarie5360 There's no evidence that says Jonathon was unhappy about it. You made that up

[@katelinmarie5360]

@@jayv8068 if you're too lazy/ stupid to do some research and find the evidence, and instead jump straight to accusations, to make yourself feel like a big man, that's not my problem.

[@Vleeslucht]

Inception was all chris, no jonathan

[@bladesofmercy4life]

Cast : Yes Interviewer : explain film

[@bladesofmercy4life]

@Prem Cooper god i should have written that

[@bladesofmercy4life]

@Prem Cooper not authentic

[@bladesofmercy4life]

@Prem Cooper y not heheheh

[@bladesofmercy4life]

@Benjamin McCann hey, i dont copy other people's stuff, just something that came up to my mind.

[@bladesofmercy4life]

@Benjamin McCann not making comments for likes, i'm just pointing out smt obvious

[@jalilnaderi9279]

"if you could go back in time what would you change" according to the logic in tenet its impossible to change anything that already happened, and even if you try, you'll already know you failed because then covid would have never begun in the first place, and we would have already seen your past selfbefore

[@anderdrache8504]

Plot twist: he brought covid back into the past while trying to stop it and started it.

[@jalilnaderi9279]

@@anderdrache8504 whoa thats confusing to think about lol

[@KaterynaM_UA]

Exactly.

[@thekrakozhian392]

What's happened happened

[@Rizky-Gumilar]

Whoa great answer from the great Kenneth Brannagh at the end.

[@72caperucita]

he is awesome! 😍

[@rahulbalan]

Ikr! He's the kind of actor who understands the script completely! He's awesome!

[@thegoodwin]

On top of that, Kenneth is also a Director as well. He directed Murder on the Orient Express.

[@thegoodwin]

0:53 - Rob: this is actually happening yesterday

[@anshumanpandey8547]

The way Kenneth Branagh answers the question as to what he would change if he could invert time tells us that he understood the movie tenet more than the others.

[@blackoutsolidguy6219]

Nolan is somewhere out there laughing maniacally

[@800Ms-k6n]

Seeing Kenneth Branagh in a Nolan movie made me happy

[@Johnny_JD]

It was his second time in a Nolan movie

[@TheEpicAB]

He was the British Capitan character in Dunkirk.

[@msrobyn82]

Yes. Loved him as the villain

[@a.madison9625]

When you think about it, Rob had a more complicated role than JDW or Elizabeth. He had traveled back and forth much more, and he knew things they didn't know. So I can understand when he's shooting the scene in Oslo for example, he knows much more about how things work and what's worked in the past than JDW does. So it would make his role more complicated for each scene.

[@RAHULK1812]

I’m in awe of Robert Pattinson lately 🖤

[@shannonwilliams7926]

Oh god Robert looks GORGEOUSSSSS is it just me or is his hair longer than usual??

[@campkira]

same with everyone.. we don't cut our hair.. i used to catch virus at hair saloon before.. i never cut until i sure i had a vaccine..

[@amaankham3137]

He's got big preparing for batman. Rob & Harry style's hairstyles are always gorgeous.

[@acareeroracoconut3357]

campkira yea but i bet you’re not as handsome as robert

[@amaankham3137]

@@acareeroracoconut3357 Very few people are.

[@DIYSuccessPH]

He put on more weight, maybe due to his workout from Batman.

[@Axio95]

This movie is just too good and must watch ..John David what a performance ..Nolan deserves so much credit for the method of directing and writing

[@solitary2]

He's actually overrated

[@impmaximus7584]

@@solitary2 explain

[@rockamring198]

@@solitary2 sorry you just dumb 🙊

[@litteralyjustsam5262]

I really loved the concepts and the story, but the audio mixing was really weird, could barely hear the dialogue or was it just my theatre? I've heard a lot of others having this problem

[@Dorkalest]

@@impmaximus7584 More than half of the dialogue is exposition-based, which are very hard to hear due to the messy editing including the sound mixing. The story's "complex" and hard to follow for the sake of being confusing and Nolan attempting to be the cleverest, which ends up looking like a couple of abstract thoughts stitched into a "film". The characters are super bland with an impassive tone that makes them hard to like or root except for seemingly saving the world. Oh and it's painfully overlong with incessant periods of people just talking and talking about science, time, physics, artwork, or whatever written pretentiously by Nolan himself. The only good thing about this movie is the action spectacles and cinematography. Other movies have done similar concepts in the past including Minority Report and Primer. Tenet is all style with little substance. Need I say more?

[@aa_gg]

*Legends say that Nolan Inverted Time just for T E N E T*

[@BestNameInTheWholeWorld]

so are we moving back in time now? :)

[@campkira]

he stil wear the same shirt... for every interview...

[@EXOPLANETnews]

Hey i have just uploaded a video about predetermined universe if ur curious about it do visit my channel once pls.🙏

[@joshos_conspiracy]

👍👌

[@grudtt2428]

You can see Rob has been working out for Batman seriously 👍👍👍👍👍

[@masterslow77]

After watching the movie, i walked backwards to confuse my friends.

[@nicolekow1600]

Genius

[@Pyongggggg]

Wear that oxygen mask too

[@kitspace2024]

from vids to vids, all these interviewers ask the same questions... ‘nolan is great, how is it working for him’ ‘do you understand the movie’ etc. kudos to kenneth for giving such a cool answer though. but it must be tough getting the same questions again and again.

[@The_ScapeGoat]

As opposed to having a real job, i don't think I'd mind.

[@erinlin895]

sir kenneth branagh sounds like the friendliest guy ever 10/10 would let him hold my drink at a party . actually this applies to the entire cast!

[@TrainerCTZ]

4:44 Well said Branaugh! I can't wait to own this movie so I can start counting the times I've watched it.

[@Mustlord_Guitar_Ambient]

Or maybe the times you haven't watched it.

[@shafshinji8081]

I loved kenneth branagh answer at the end. Brilliant. But this movie is a masterpiece. Its not so complicated and abstract that you cant get it. But its not so simple and mind numbing that you get bored. It keeps you paying attention throughout. You dont learn anything about the characters, for story reasons or for time constraints but they arent just cardboard cutout characters. They all act as gears that make this movie tick and they are lovely to look at because this movie oozes style. Its not james bond kind of style. But a more suave and sophisticates stylishness

[@MattSipka]

“Don’t try to understand it, feel it.”

[@dorado6464]

I absolutely LOVE John David Washington he sounds exactly like his dad !!!! All of his movies have been amazing, he is very careful with his roles and I am eager to see what is next for him !!!

[@anakinskywalkerrr]

5:03 just Wayne teasing hot girl, nothing special

[@nizamyuki]

I love how this interview is so light and the movie was so heavy.

[@beachflower2188]

Kenneth's answer in the end was sooo clever.

[@jonathangilbert7194]

Wow he sounds just like Denzel 👀I mean, he is his son but I didn’t expect their voices to be so similar

[@msrobyn82]

Yes. I hate it koz all I see is Denzel

[@sebastianesxxx]

Wait is he denzel's son? I had the impression that he was trying to impress denzel's mannerisms

[@aseyediaba4479]

Wait till you watch the movie, he walks just like him

[@MiloFPS]

Tenet is genuinely impressive in the way it was written, directed and acted but I don’t like being confused and frustrated in the cinema. I’m all for intelligent films but dense plotting is better than confusing plotting.

[@clementealfessi6347]

i like the both of them i like them to be *perfectly balance*

[@Christopher-ms5ke]

I agree. Inception isn’t even that complex compared to this. I was waiting for the movie to click and it never did.

[@Mustlord_Guitar_Ambient]

Do u even time bro

[@monsjodi4659]

I love Robert

[@MegumiHayashida]

This is your reminder to avoid comments.

[@freedomisourright1609]

Naaah. I already saw the movie and I loved it :) It's not even easy to spoil it ahahah

[@j1ashwin512]

Thanks man

[@campkira]

if you r weak.. stay away.. but a lot of link do send you to cool video..

[@mranjith830]

Thanks

[@lmr10-c4z]

Okay but I was waiting for Robert to answer the question 'wjat would you change if you to invert time' but I guess boi really said 'not accepting twilight' which is why they couldn't show his answer.

[@gopibalachandran7600]

2:55 Exactly on everyone's mind, Robert. That's where Nolan's real success is...

[@blasiomuhinda]

Nolan, the kind of guy to cook icecream and serve it with soup for his guests

[@marutisonar6938]

Robert Pattinson ♥️♥️

[@robochitti]

5:04 LOL... man ur bruce wayne now...

[@adharsh1300]

From 4:53 Elizabeth and Rob ❤️😂

[@westnilesnipes]

They can’t explain the movie yet because they haven’t even filmed yet o.O

[@BullRadu]

after seeing all of nolan's films, my opinion is that it is his best film to date.

[@Mike_v_E]

Interstellar is still my favourite, but after seeing Tenet 2 times I can tell it’s for sure one of his best movies!

[@bennersftw2644]

It absolutely ranks high up there for me as well. I mean, dammit he's got such a ridiculous catalog of films that are in my top 10 - he's leaving little space for others! haha. EXCELLENT film!

[@Mike_v_E]

Ben Smith Nolan is the best director in my opinion. He is the Stanley Kubrick of the 21st century

[@bennersftw2644]

@@Mike_v_E Dude, I'm right there with you! Nolan is a tremendously talented visual storyteller! Agree 100%

[@amurizon]

Loved this interview! Just wish there was more. Great job to the interviewer and staff. :)

[@muziktrkr]

Tenet and Memento crossover has to happen.

[@jelkehoofdmann9981]

I feel like if I haven't had watched something else with these type of timeloops i wouldn't have got it. Dark and Tenet are both so good

[@aidarjapykeev4544]

Tenet was one of the best moveis, I've ever seen. Can't wait to see it!

[@TomGeek1980]

Normally when I see a movie in the theater, I don't want to purchase it on any sorta media. But since this movie is fun and different than any other movie i've seen I cannot wait to purchase this on 4K.

[@fiazrahman4552]

I’ve been thinking about how to approach this review on Tenet without giving the impression of bashing the movie or hating on it. Cause I did like this movie but I certainly have a lot to say. Let’s start with this, I was like everyone else with Tenet. I was super excited, who wouldn’t be! Christopher Nolan directing, big budget summer blockbuster, with a complex plot, awesome trailer and a great cast! I’ve been waiting for this movie for a long time and as soon as I found a showtime for my city I decided I had to go. So I saw Tenet and I have to say, this is a Christopher Nolan movie. It has his style of direction all over it. The complex and dense plot, big action spectacles and a long runtime. Will people like it, most likely unfortunate for me not so much. What really bothered me about this movie was the plot and how Nolan told this story. It didn’t feel cohesive or even understandable really but rather very confusing, rushed and the outcome of it all made me question what was the purpose of all that just happened. But a lot of this movie felt like it was trying to be an extravaganza of action scenes, set pieces and dazzling spectacles. Luckily It does accomplish that though, a lot of the times. The action is really well done and does a lot of the spectacles. I just wish that the movie presented a more compelling story, because it felt as though it was kinda trying too. The story, plotting and even sometimes the screenplay felt so jumbled throughout the entire runtime. It tries to be so intellectual and complex but at the end it didn’t succeed at it. Overall Tenet wasn’t as great as I hoped for but, big and sometimes fun action scenes, good acting, sound design, and the look of the movie are all positives for Tenet. I did have some fun with Tenet but wish it was more straightforward with its story and think most people will enjoy it.

[@jessicabarrie6201]

Christopher Nolan is my favourite director because he never makes the assumption that his audience is stupid. He gives you all the information (usually visually, sometimes verbally too but) without shoving it in your face so that in the third act, you piece everything together yourself, it’s classic Nolan. I think your problem is trying to figure out all the logistics of the film. It literally says in the film to not try to understand how time inversion works and I think if you sat through this film trying to figure it out then it would have ruined it for you. As for the plot being jumbled, it comes with the subject matter that this film is about not to mention that almost all of Nolan’s films have non linear time. I think if you watched the movie again, it would start to make a lot more sense and really feel like it flowed. I’m not trying to bash your opinion, just suggesting that maybe you watched it with the wrong mindset. Everyone thinks you have to be super smart to watch a Nolan film and get it but it’s got nothing to with how smart you are and everything to do with immersing yourself in the world he has created.

[@fiazrahman4552]

Abhinav Banerjee what does that stand for?

[@fiazrahman4552]

Jessica Barrie wow, thank you for your reply and being nice about it. I definitely agree with what you said, you have a lot of valid points. Maybe if I go into the film with not trying to understand everything I would like it more. Nonetheless, thanks again for replying and I agree!

[@LegendaryManSlayer93]

Jessica Barrie nolan himself said you don’t have to understand his films to appreciate them.

[@jessicabarrie6201]

Jin Sakai that’s what I said...

[@lindseym2134]

Such a brilliant film. I honestly LOVED it.

[@chrispeters5748]

For me its hard to describe it as brilliant after one viewing. Like Inception i had the sense that i had watched something epic whilst still being deeply confused. My appreciation of it grew as i understood it more and i'm sure will be the same with this movie.

[@rima-yc5wz]

Ah this movie is freaking amazing

[@jojo3764]

The interview was taken two years before the movie was made.

[@abinn88]

nolan has huge faith on audience

[@jobangharekhan2601]

I love Rob❤❤❤

[@King-hz2uj]

Hi Rob why so cute 🥺

[@sohaylmusic]

Kenneth Branagh is a highly Intellectual being

[@Urglerbob]

Just like Leo in Inception. He had no idea what was going on 😆

[@proto8219]

The last thing KB talked about in the end is so true! I love him.

[@MizzAnthrope]

"Don't try to understand it - feel it." *NEIL IS MAX!*

[@awrc64]

You can tell the actors don’t actually get Tenet by their responses to that last question. You can’t go back and change anything. If you inverted yourself to do something we would live in the world where that thing happened. There is only one timeline, just different directions to act within it. You cannot go back to try to prevent COVID-19 with the logic of the film, if you did, COVID-19 would never have happened.

[@단옹-y6i]

correct! well said

[@monoxide894]

I love robbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb

[@akj3344]

I think TENET answers the last question. Whatever happened, happened.

[@bbd1603]

But according to Tenet everything always happened at the same time so we cannot change anything from the past.

[@AA-qb7ni]

"Robert do you understand Tenet?" Robert: "um yeahhh I um yeah I definitely get it more ummm yeah ummmm."

[@lakshmisanjeeth2392]

R O B E R T ❤ T R E B O R ❤

[@mua8647]

Can anyone explain that scene when robert Pattinson says that " u hired me " ????? We have known each other for long time and we are friend in future

[@cocomysuper]

Robert Pattinson lets his hair grow? A future biopic of Kurt Cobain in sight?

[@LegendaryManSlayer93]

Well the batman trailer did have “something in the way” playing so that would be a cool coincidence.

[@user-zh6gv2mh9l]

Watever u do just watch it in IMAX. The dialogues are clear and u feel everything. Must

[@salmacaribbean7362]

I think when the movie hits the stores, we'll watch it a few times, then finally watch it from the end to the beginning... if Washington is doing everything without knowing his role at the end, can't imagine how'll he orquestrated his mission from the future 🤔

[@jimothydrstrange9158]

5:47 Flashpoint paradox

[@sholihuddin264]

Me : failed in math test last week . Also me: go to oslo..find the damn door that just rotate n make the time backward . Go to my math teacher's room . Find the test and answer it and give to past me.

[@naisyjohns]

Good interview :)

[@LuckyVarma11]

I just found out that TENET spelled back is TENET too

[@golazomedia531]

We: hold my bear. These people: bear my hold.

[@shashankr.8405]

Imagine going to the toilet but in reverse.

[@kitking6319]

Spoiler alert Wish u can ask Batman whether hes actually Kat's son Max = Neil

[@jacobezekiel173]

i feel that this theory has a huge potential to be true because theres a lot of things that point towards this, for example how he asked the Protagonist at the start of the movie "would you take a kid as a hostage?" then proceeding to ask "would you take a mother as a hostage?" and also how both Kat and Neil are English and have similar accents

[@lordmongo511]

I liked it.

[@markymarkartwork6268]

What would happen if you take a dump in the inversion machine? You're not dropping a deuce you're catching it... Woah

[@Mustlord_Guitar_Ambient]

Not many people pass this test.

[@sy1220]

Watched in Brunei First show 👍🏻

[@kashyapshirodkar7947]

*Don't understand it, just feel it*

[@dikshyantyadav3923]

Glideroy Lockhart after losing his memory has come into acting. Nice job😂😂

[@grapeme.4628]

please lord let him discover soon!

[@Soumyabasu5]

John saying that if he could invert time, he would "prevent COVID", proves that he still hasn't understood tenet. If the time gets inverted from this point for him, he would experience COVID all through to December 2019, which would be his future from now. But his time forward self is already experiencing COVID, because there has to be a John in forward for him to actually start the reverse. Now as he goes to 2019, he would need a turn-stile to invert him again, in order to move forward, where he could try to end COVID-19, but he will fail, since we know that COVID-19 has happened and you can't actually change it. Perhaps, he might become the reason for the virus to spread in the first place (which is just speculation)... In short, there will be two forward versions of John experiencing COVID together, meaning the version of John which passed through the turn-stile twice, gets to experience COVID thrice!

[@numb3rthree]

I still think Chris Nolan comes second to David Fincher when it comes to mind-blowing films. Post-Prestige Nolan films comes off as too trying in my opinion. I just feel the fans put him too high on the pedestal. If you are into complex-screw-my-brain kinda films. Try watching Primer. The most accurate and realistic and complicated time travel movie.

[@n200518]

Intersting comment. I'll try Primer. But Nolan got the hype is probably because of the mix of incredible action with pretty deep movie plot. Also, most or all actions are not im green screen.

[@campkira]

fincher and nolan made very differnt film.. you try to compare the 80's and 90's director... it just not the same... just enjoy the moive... since it only few time you can.. see it when it come out... afterward.. you can try to had your own cinema.. but it won't be the same...

[@anthonymartensen3164]

Different types of films. Nolan makes more commercial action stuff whereas Fincher is more violent and focused on craft.

[@rahalfillalkilch5060]

It´s not fair to compare Prime with Tenet or other time related films. I´ve watched Primer and, although it is like what you´ve said (most accurate, realistic and complicated), that doesn´t mean it´s a good movie. Primer´s director forgot about the first and most important thing about movies, to entertain. Primer is undoubtedly a mental complex exercise about time travels and it´s consequences, but it doesn´t have that aspect of entertainment that a spectator expect from a movie, not the case of Tenet, or the other time related films, like the great 12 monkeys or Looper. A movie that seemed to me similar to Primer, it´s Coherence. Great movie and accurate (not like Primer but still) and also with a very low budget, the two share the same topic and the fact they aren´t commercial movies but a small director´s project. However, Coherence it´s crafted as an entertainment movie.

[@bookeblade]

Pls list fincher mind blowing films.

[@21kProductions]

Lol why does Christopher Nolan sound like a free text to speech converter 😂😂😂

[@AnilKumar-xl2te]

First meeting of Protagonist and Kat: Kat says that she saw a women jumping off a boat and since then Sator disappeared. Second Meeting of Protagonist and Kat: Protagonist asks Kat to introduce to Sator and she introduces him in dinner. How this is possible?

[@Dokterpedia]

THANKS FOR INFORMATIION

[@megavannanthamizhkovan6117]

3:22 ....Iam a Nolan fan too.....But I don't think this is first time in history to act in reverse.....Indian actor Kamal hassan did reverse acting for an song called NEELA VAANAM in a tamil movie....So sir John David , you are one of the actors who did it.....But definitely not the first.

[@barely_surviving47]

He's just talking about two characters fighting each other in opposite time directions, not the reverse acting thing.

[@unwisemonkey2945]

Great interview(s)

[@pingu9951]

Did I hear a producer say ‘Good reaction’ around 2:36 lol

[@vaibhavsharma7597]

tenet is masterpiece of masterpiece Nolan

[@campkira]

ahh.... more like his usaual mindfuck...

[@vaibhavsharma7597]

@@campkira yes, he is actually a intellectual director

[@biggiemann1712]

0:46 😯

[@Arnold.S]

I have finally understood the film. My mate: Do you really? 🤣

[@nab9534]

Rob looks kinda buffed

[@joshos_conspiracy]

It's like inception 2.0

[@harinip2575]

WOW

[@iam3711]

This Russian guy's English is really good.

[@monicasahu07]

Pattinson sounds sooooo European & for some reason it shocks me 🤣

[@jdogsful]

the point of the film is that you cant change anything. Or was that not the point? I dont even know.

[@amandatex5465]

Deve ser pecado Robert ser tão bonito assim kkkk