Tenet 4K HDR IMAX | Reverse Fight

#4k #tenet #fightscene
In this fight scene Neil is actually battling himself from the future. Tenet looks great in the 4k HDR and would of been worth seeing in the IMAX. I hope you appreciate the video quality as much as I do.
Tenet is a 2020 science fiction action-thriller film written and directed by Christopher Nolan, who produced it with Emma Thomas. A co-production between the United Kingdom and United States, it stars John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Dimple Kapadia, Michael Caine, and Kenneth Branagh.
In a twilight world of international espionage, an unnamed CIA operative, known as The Protagonist, is recruited by a mysterious organization called Tenet to participate in a global assignment that unfolds beyond real time. The mission: prevent Andrei Sator, a renegade Russian oligarch with precognition abilities, from starting World War III. The Protagonist will soon master the art of "time inversion" as a way of countering the threat that is to come
Directed by : Christopher Nolan
Starring :
John David Washington
Robert Pattinson
Elizabeth Debicki
Dimple Kapadia
Michael Caine
Kenneth Branagh
Produced by :
Emma Thomas
Christopher Nolan
Written by : Christopher Nolan
Music by : Ludwig Göransson
Cinematography : Hoyte van Hoytema
Edited by : Jennifer Lame
Production companies :
Warner Bros. Pictures
Syncopy
Distributed by : Warner Bros. Pictures
Release date : August 26, 2020
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[@Rnjeazy]

Watching this scene and the reverse fight backwards side-by-side is a sight to behold. The amount of attention to detail they've paid to each and every shot is absolutely marvelous!

[@Cole-ossalReviews]

@@ShinGarugamesh wrong. Everything has already happened, it just hasn't happened yet.

[@paulbrookfield4133]

@@Cole-ossalReviews No, it really doesn't work. It would be one thing if 'reverse' objects could be created and sent backwards through time one-way, but the entropy reverser device violates temporal causality. It's easy to cheat your mind around where the logic collapses by defaulting the thinking to the common idea that all of time is 'pre-solved' but really, the excuse of 'it has already happened' is just a directive to... not worry about the paradoxes, just trust that it all makes sense in the end. It doesn't actually answer anything about causality.

[@Cole-ossalReviews]

@@paulbrookfield4133 No, your wrong. Agree to disagree. It's not there just to drive the narrative. It makes sense. IT'S ALREADY HAPPENED. I'm not going to argue this.

[@Kalzs_1]

@@Cole-ossalReviews it just doesn’t make sense during certain scenes like the one where they’re fighting for the gun in the hallway. For the present character he has the advantage and has his future self on the ground but for some reason he just starts backing up into the hallway while tweaking. Some scenes just seem like they constantly switch who is actually in reverse.

[@steelcitysteve8794]

@Kalzs he backed up in surprise to take in what was happening...like someone would if the person they were fighting inverse crawled toward you lol

[@tyrannosaurusinf1488]

2:28 Neil recognizes the agent that came out of the turnstile was the Protagonist, and immediately realizes he needs to get back to him to prevent him killing his inverted self. "Don't kill him/ We need to know if we've been compromised." Trippy

[@ToveriJuri]

Yeah I think that was pretty obvious even during first view. The Moment Neil sees the face of the masked guy, but it isn't shown to the audience makes it's obvious it's someone he knows (Likely Protag or Neil) and he rushes to protag to save the man in the mask.

[@onyxJS]

he wouldnt have killed him, the one he took the mask off was forward and he didnt need it at that point

[@salemal-kisswani4047]

@@ToveriJuriyou must be some sort of a genius

[@ToveriJuri]

​@@salemal-kisswani4047 Nah. That's just a very common trope in these types of stories.

[@evo2542]

I love how the "How did you know we would be here?" is answered by the actual event that led him here happening right after.

[@RoyaltoonzHD]

Samee I loved that

[@hlyknightmare952]

Tenet is way ahead of its time. One day, people will look back and appreciate this masterpiece

[@leo_mas_922]

nope

[@rjn1749]

Not sure about the future, people are becoming stupid day by day.

[@tinotendasanyangore3263]

they are substituting inteligence with wokeness

[@NuttsnBolts]

Don't you mean they'll look forward and appreciate this masterpiece?

[@QuilloManar]

Tenet was way after it's time. A while ago, people looked forward and appreciated this masterpiece. 🤔🤔🤔

[@Iamgudjoe]

I bet I'm gonna love this scene when I watch it

[@synergy1016]

Did you like the movie?

[@vintagejock3951]

Lol nice one

[@lalettricesolitaria]

Ahahah

[@Tshepiso.Morake]

@@synergy1016 he did, just not yet

[@rudrakhatri9121]

hahahaha

[@enriquecomas933]

Gun smokes are building up in the room before he picks up the broken down gun. Crazy details. Also that moment, 3 protagonists are in play at once.

[@jesse3333]

3?

[@vintagejock3951]

@@jesse3333 one with neil and two fighting with each other

[@avinashmanyam5356]

@@vintagejock3951 whom did Neil unmask? and let him leave?

[@vintagejock3951]

@@avinashmanyam5356 yes that too was the protagonist going forward in time

[@avinashmanyam5356]

@@vintagejock3951 yeah ik but who was he? is he Neil or Ives or who?

[@lightningfirst689]

From forward Protagonist's perspective, the gun is only part of the fight because inverted Protagonist "assembles" it when the fight starts. But from inverted Protagonist's perspective, he's only able to do so because forward Protagonist already has the gun when the fight starts. The more I think about this movie, the more paradoxes I notice. Not that that's a bad thing. I think it's cool. Edit: It's been brought to my attention that inverted Protagonist has the gun after getting sucked out of the building/before being blown into it. Maybe the real gun was the friends we made along the way.

[@richos07]

The chicken or the egg debate in the form of a fight scene

[@goro123451]

Actually, thr gun belongs to inverted Protagonist, he had it with him when he got blown in and out by the aircraft engine

[@lightningfirst689]

@@goro123451 Genuine mind blown moment right here. I could've sworn the Protagonist was holding the gun after inverted Protagonist was sucked out of the building. I guess it's sort of like the Doom guy who's holding one gun, but looks like he's holding two.

[@goro123451]

@@lightningfirst689 honestly I wouldn't have even realized it if I didn't carefully watch the scene again after reading your comment, I thought the gun was a paradox too

[@thesaviordj1987]

Inverted protagonist brings the gun with him as he’s sucked into the building, and dissembles it before jumping into the turnstile so that his forward self couldn’t use it on him. Although, from forward protagonist’s perspective, that would be him picking up a functional gun before the fight and then shooting inverted protagonist as he comes out of the turnstile.

[@wojak91]

Interesting note that you may have missed: The inverted fighter doesnt scream in pain when he first gets stabbed, but right before TP pulls the pick out. This is because from inverted TP's perspective, that's when he gets stabbed.

[@Berniebud]

When does he get stabbed? I didnt see it my first run and I still cant find it.

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

@@Berniebud 1:36 he gets stabbed. But what SourGrapes is explaining is, inverted fighter doesn't react to the stab until just before it is pulled out. Because, for inverted fighter, the "Pull out" is actually the "Put In" from his perspective.

[@PandaCake978]

On the boat the RPT notices he has a wound that is getting worse. Which means from his perspective after he is stabbed he is healed.

[@elektra81516]

What I love is that Neil asks what happened, yet he is the one who knows more about TENET and the future than the Protagonist

[@concept5631]

Even the time traveler is confused.

[@neosapien247]

It’s beautiful. I’ve watched it 500 times now.

[@ApexClips4k]

It is also sort of creepy the way he moves.

[@jamesthomas8152]

Anthony it is nice

[@thisisvoided]

damn bro

[@hossamhafez9826]

👿👿

[@michaelotis223]

@@ApexClips4k inverted protag crawls over protag's shoulder like a spider

[@L3GioG57A]

1:56 This part struck me the most. Normally, it looks like the reversed protagonist (RTP) is getting a hold of the protagonist (TP) from behind. Allowing the RTP to get a hold of him. But when reversed, it's the TP who gets the hold of him because he throws him down from the back.

[@ReMattch]

Interesting. I was always puzzled on how a forward moving person's actions impact an inverted person. From the inverted angle, Forward TP appears to be winning the fight, and it's actions like that flip you mentioned that make it seem so. But from the forward angle, Forward TP is under the assumption he's defending himself against an assailant trying to kill him. So you'd think Inverted TP would have the advantage since he's approaching the fight from the future, but Forward TP appears to be giving Inverted TP a run for his money. What do you think is the "energy" behind it that makes Forward TP "win" against Inverted TP from the inverted angle?

[@ExcuseMyWeebRudeness]

@@ReMattch It’s his adaptation that is the deciding factor. For forward protagonist, as he continues the fight, he gets more used to the bizzare movements of his reverse self, while simultaneously his reverse self is getting less used to fighting as his beginning is the forward’s end. The same is true if you flip it, as the end for reverse protagonist is when he’s most used to the fight and forward protagonist just started.

[@eg07ka]

omg... I've never thought about that. Thank's for notice

[@Jkim890]

Both of them won the fight

[@jasonloveswatchingmovies7002]

This film is too epic and better than any sci-fi action-thriller I have ever seen for 10 years.

[@mrgrumpyjinx]

nooooo, it's just another overrated mess from Nolan

[@anonymousanon8412]

@@mrgrumpyjinx Whoever you were watching it with had to keep pausing it to explain basic plot points to you. Just say that.

[@mrgrumpyjinx]

@@anonymousanon8412 Still a mess

[@richos07]

@@mrgrumpyjinx whether you love or hate this movie, you have to respect Nolan for being one of the few directors willing to put out big budget original blockbusters. No franchise connection, no years of buildup and no reboot or adaptation. Just pure originality.

[@mrgrumpyjinx]

@@richos07 originality mess

[@Impersonal66]

Loving the sound of inversion

[@christinacumpian952]

I was really shocked at all the criticism this movie got...amazing original concept and killer soundtrack!

[@CannibalWHORE22]

My thoughts exactly. It was one of the better movies I saw in 2020

[@Joe_blow121]

You couldn’t hear anything

[@djledward5386]

I remember when me and my friend saw this movie in IMAX here in Sweden and I was on the edge of my seat through the entire fight. This fightscene are one of my absolute favorites. Love every part of it, as well as the other ones in the movie. The choreography in this scene is insane! Love the way the inverted man moves backwards in time. The best parts for me in this fightscene are when then inverted man comes out of the turnstile and fires the gun, when he´s crawling on the floor and his reversed backflip, which is absolutley insane. Such an intense scene. Love it. Ludwig Göransson´s music are phenomenal in this movie. I got so pissed when I found out that he didn´t get nominated an Oscar for this movie. He became one of my favorite composers after I heard his music in TENET. He has a bright future ahead of him as a composer. Love from a fellow Swede.

[@amurizon]

Agreed; his work on this music is fantastic, and it's a shame that more people don't recognize that.

[@alejandrogonzalez9840]

Same man I was so mad he didn’t get a nomination so pissed cause this score is Awesome

[@dumbprince8937]

no bitches?

[@saulmtz7309]

No bitches ?

[@UhTriq]

Perfectly put. Agreed

[@Victor-fg1ky]

The directing behind this movie is truly phenomenal. I've thought of this concept for time travel before, but to eventually see Christopher Nolan visualize this bringing it to the big screen is really amazing.

[@TheDRODOR]

So in this universe when you go to a restaurant you vomit the food out of your mouth? Or when you take a shit everything goes up and back through your mouth? Doesnt make sense, wouldn't work Still an enjoyable movie i guess

[@TrevorJoestar]

@@TheDRODOR how hard is it to understand reverse entropy which is impossible in real life but it's science fiction so it's real

[@TheDRODOR]

@@TrevorJoestar i know that, and i'm thinking within the movie's reality lol

[@destroyer2496]

​@@TheDRODORYou wouldn't be eating normal food if you're reversed tho, you'd eat reversed food. In your perspective it's still normal eating and shitting, but in non-reversed people's perspective it would look like what you described

[@TheDRODOR]

@@destroyer2496 i wish we got to see that in the movie lol Actually it would be a good concept for a sci-fi comedy

[@foop145]

I absolutely love how this fight gets completely re-contextualized when you see the inverted version, and it makes sense why the protagonist thought the inverted guy was trying to fight him. For example, the struggle over the gun definitely feels to the protagonist like this man in black is trying to shoot him. Since the inverted protagonist is trying to pull the gun away from his past self's head, reversed, that's gonna feel like he's pushing it towards the normal protagonist's head. Then there's the gun throughout the entire fight. Normal protag tries to kick the gun away from his opponent, and keep it out of his hands. But his opponent keeps wrestling his way over to the gun. From the inverted protag's perspective, he's trying to wrestle his past self AWAY from the gun, but it keeps coming back when the protagonist un-kicks it. Both are trying so hard to get the gun out of the picture from their own perspective, but since actions are reversed, their actions appear to each other to be an attempt to bring it back into the picture. But I think the real brilliance is that so much of what the inverted man does seems like scary inversion black magic. He does backflips that pull him out of the protagonist's choke hold. He leaps impossibly off the ground. And when the protagonist corners him, he randomly flies across the floor and out of the room. Fighting inverted people is so scary! But when we see it from the inverted perspective, none of this stuff is actually all that crazy. He was blown into the room by the jet engine. He fell down onto the ground. He was flipped over the protagonist's head. Turns out, he's not some seasoned time-reversing warrior, turning time jank to his advantage, he's just the protagonist, trying to get to the turnstile. Not so scary, just confusing lol Finally, if you really think about it, wrestling an inverted person must be easy. If I'm pushing against you, but you're inverted, you're going to feel me pulling on you. So from your perspective, you can push me practically anywhere you want, and the same goes for me. Since the protagonist isn't initially trying to push his opponent anywhere, just subdue him, the fight just kinda goes where it goes. But since the inverted protagonist is trying to get to the turnstile, he's able to basically directly beeline for it without any real detours. It's such a good little piece of logistical flavor, and the movie draws zero attention to it. This scene and its inverted companion have to be the greatest time-related fight scene(s) of all time. The cinematography, the choreography, all of it is incredibly well thought out and well executed. This movie is riddled with plot holes, but it's so well executed, I can't bring myself to care at all. One of my favorite movies of all time, absolutely incredible.

[@ZakFierce]

This is one of several comments here that have made me appreciate this fight scene (though I get now it's only a fight for one of them) more than when I saw it as part of the movie, so I wanted to say... thank youoy knaht

[@LelandAndroid]

The real gem of the fight is that the protagonist beat himself twice. In the beginning of each fight he is one the losing. By the end of each fight he catches his bearing and takes control of the gun. From either perspective. Amazing shit.

[@Mio248]

You guys keep saying "plot holes". What are you talking about? Can you be specific?

[@foop145]

@@Mio248 It's been a hot second since I saw this, but the most egregious plot hole I remember is the physical formula macguffin. This entire organization is built around preventing it from reaching the future, yeah? So why, exactly, do they not destroy every piece they come across, instead opting to intentionally let them fall into the bad guy's hands? Even if the protagonist is afraid of altering what he's already experienced, they still decide to bury the formula pieces after they win, rather than just blowing it up or dropping it in a volcano or something. Their solution is to just hide it really really really good and hope it all works out. Totally nonsensical. For that matter, why did the scientist who created it even bother with a physical copy at all? She knew it was too dangerous to risk it falling into the hands of the people in the future, so why would she ever decide to do anything but destroy all evidence? Why would she create a copy, and send it backwards in time where it can be found by people allied with the future??? There's also more minimal stuff, like the chase scene, where the inverted protagonist gets into a car wreck at the end. The gasoline leaking out of the car burns when Sator lights it on fire, but the car freezes over, which means the gasoline is inverted but the car isn't, which should work about as well as inverted oxygen in normal lungs. Or there's the building which blows up both inverted and non-inverted, which would have to mean it was constructed as an exploded building andsat around for years, just so it could reconstruct itself before getting blown up. Or there's the fact that bullets traveling in the opposite temporal direction will irradiate your wound and kill you, but knives don't, instead giving you an inverted wound which bullets don't seem to do. This movie is one of my favorite movies of all time, and it's hard for me to fault it for this stuff. When time travel is involved, it's practically impossible to avoid plot holes like this. So I'm willing to give it a pass where other movies wouldn't get one. But that doesn't mean the plot holes aren't there.

[@LelandAndroid]

I missed the knife thing. Good points. @@foop145

[@cinemalt24]

One of the best Practical Fist Fights in Movie history..

[@andersgale9544]

Not as good as the original matrix but it was okay

[@cinemalt24]

@@andersgale9544 ONE of.. Matrix is awesome, i agree

[@nicholascardenas6917]

@@andersgale9544 gotta disagree matrix just ripped off old martial arts films with its choreography style though bullet time was original the choreography here is first of its kind

[@andersgale9544]

@@nicholascardenas6917 gotta disagree though that this is just boring and looks silly. Matrix is 30 years old and was the first to use bullet time

[@dannyr2976]

This scene is truly f*cked up! The film absolutely blew my mind with it's insanity! Tenet is the type of film the world simply isn't ready for... *yet!*

[@peternehemiah1606]

Kinda like The Matrix back in 1999

[@eshankamarsu9555]

I love how you can see the confusion in The Protagonist's eyes when the gun slide reassembles

[@paulhorneschillings1212]

I love that moment at 2:18; Protagonist is freaked out watching tsinogatorP fly at him and kicks him backward, only for later that the force of the kick created the reality of tsinogatorP flying forward in the first place, it's NUTS.

[@hectorricardo8406]

Can you explain me this like I am 5? I get that the inverted protagonist is crawling towards the gun (from inverted protagonist's POV), but I don't understand why non-inverted protagonist is walking backwards (from non-inverted's POV).

[@hbm7350]

1:56 I like the sound the score makes when reverse protagonist goes backwards, it makes this scene even more trippier

[@SuperWZRD]

The ultimate thing is, in this scene you can hear the score clearly. Later in the movie, when we see the scene of him entering the Freeport again the score is muffled (oxygen mask)

[@Teddygram62]

Nolan is one of those rare creators that have movies I need to watch at least twice to get a full grasp of what’s going on

[@MrEduville-EduardoSoto]

Tell me about it! I had to watch The Dark Knight (2008) FIVE times to understand it completely.

[@mcfragger2605]

It would also make perfect sense that Neil was able to catch up with TP to unmask him not because of his physique but the fact that TP just fought himself and would barely be able to sprint fast at this point

[@spawncampe]

This was the best 2020 movie I saw in theaters. I didn't see many new releases but glad I saw this one

[@-Markus-]

Love the movie, and the tension when he first enters the "backwards" world is just so great!

[@jugglingbeast]

Nolan should have gotten an Oscar for this.

[@hugo8500]

no

[@vaibhavk2400]

@@hugo8500 Bruh.

[@leandrollanes4526]

In time we wil talk about this movie as a masterpiece

[@michaelotis223]

The movie is literally ahead of its time.....we as a culture misunderstood it immensely

[@JohanKylander]

@@michaelotis223 "Ahead of it's time" heh

[@zodiac909]

This movie was filmed amazingly well

[@syriouskash537]

This movie was CRAAAAZY!!! And the soundtrack is PERFECT!

[@cizrek]

The first view of this movie gave me 1999 Matrix vibes. This fight scene was so refreshing and new. Then when you see it again and realize what is going on it is doubly amazing. This movie is awesome.

[@zulprime5586]

Everyone talks about this epic fighting scene but Ludwig Goransson made this scene a heart-racing complex scene with his music❤‍🔥

[@magetaaaaaa]

His soundtrack is awesome in this. Like when they're getting ready to crash the plane, the inverted music at times throughout. It just works.

[@zulprime5586]

@@magetaaaaaa listen to Oppenheimer soundtrack you’ll become his fan lol especially Can you hear the Music

[@alsa4real]

Absolutely loved this film. People will look back on it one day.

[@kennethmonroe2519]

Watching the reversed fight scene and the unreversed fight scene (from the soldiers POV) is wild. Makes you see what went down both ways.

[@impersonal6650]

I wish I saw this scene in cinema

[@blueskrilla3271]

Appreciate it for uploading the Whole fight scene in HDr😤💪🏼💪🏼💯💯💯

[@TheProtagonist2020]

>>Obi-Wan Kenobi: Hello There.

[@magetaaaaaa]

The look on Neils face when he realizes it's TP is priceless. Not only is it the shock that it's him, but probably the realization that there's some serious shit going on in the future if they came all the way back to use the turnstile at Oslo.

[@frenchcoupon3391]

Opera, Free Port and Talinn Freeway : best wtf and amazing scenes. But the heart of the movie is this scene. I would have loved to see more of this kind of mystery and suspense in the movie. Like you never know when and where the reverse point in time starts. And who is your opponent…

[@justincruz5720]

Christopher Nolan dropped his cup of water once, wished he could rewind it, then wondered if it could unspill on its own, and that’s what gave him the inspiration for this movie.

[@ViniciusFigueiredo19]

I hope the hype from the recent oscar for Nolan and the re-release will make ppl give more credit to this film, amazing top notch work

[@filmdude9970]

Seems like the more accurate line is "It hasn't un-happened yet."

[@bell5248]

I just can’t stop seeing HUNK

[@BlikeNave]

This movie has tiny terror-elements to it, the creepiness of knowing "It's about to go down right now." Specifically 1:00 you can see the inverted smoke starting to collect back to its origin, and also later with the cracked side mirror on the car un-breaking. You don't know what is about to happen, but that something is coming.

[@magetaaaaaa]

"The hell happened here?" "It hasn't happened yet." Best line in the movie lol. He knows some crazy shit is about to go down but doesn't know what it is yet.

[@gheist_]

the look Neil gives TP when he unlocks the door for him is just hilarious. not condescending or annoyed, just fuckin funny

[@PROTLxONgame]

the backwards crawl at 2:12 is soooooooooo creepy

[@talk-supersix-seven6021]

I don’t know why but it makes me laugh so much

[@emilhaugsbakk7281]

Good job on the editing. It really adds another layer to the fight!

[@gabrielting]

This movie is way ahead of its time, when people truly believe and understand it, will be the day to see

[@jonesreviews4613]

69% on rotton tomatoes 69% on metacritic easily best movie ever

[@TheProtagonist2020]

I thought 100% on rotton tomatoes and audience score.

[@sakisroubas3237]

Don't trust rotten tomatoes lol. Marvel paying them well, 93% on NWH 😂, 74% On Dr Strange. Was any of these movies better than tenet? Absolutely fucking not.

[@prosaic.7944]

I will love this movie when I watched it tomorrow.

[@evo2542]

This may be my most favorite fight scene of all time.

[@edmundkockenlocker4672]

I saw this when it first came out and my head still hurts 🙃 Interstellar is like a nursery rhyme by comparison 🤯

[@MrRoboticTV]

It’s literally the same concept as interstellar just showing you the in between

[@sirthursday6159]

@@MrRoboticTV not even close. Time dilation and inversion are completely different

[@MrRoboticTV]

@@sirthursday6159 it is I’m talking about the concept of paradoxes not time

[@thenameisnav]

It's crazy how he was basically fighting himself 💀

[@donald2209]

Before I saw the movie, and only this scene and the comments, I had a different idea of what was going on and it was pretty funny. I didn’t know the turnstiles fed into each other, so I assumed that Neil was the one running past Neil and the turnstiles were just a traveling device to come back out at a different time. But in my head it was the reverse protagonist being a noob about the whole thing and reverse Neil playing dead in the hallway until forward Neil puts the mask back on him so he can stand up backwards and run backwards all the way to the turnstile so forward Neil thought he was chasing reverse Neil. That was hilarious to think of.

[@ElInventor]

I loved the movie. Can't wait to see the trailer.

[@hughgrection5674]

Nolan’s vision is difficult to grasp, but rewarding at the same time if you get it 😬 masterpiece 👍

[@andresgalue5488]

Music in this movie is perfect i love it so much

[@Terlinilia]

The guy moving in reverse is straight out of a horror movie

[@chasepressley2408]

I just saw this tomorrow. Great film.👍🏾

[@SteveNathn]

One of the coolest ideas for an action scene in cinema

[@glasshalffullofwhatever3106]

Love how the protagonist know his own movements and counters in some parts of this fight.

[@constipatedparker5879]

Love this movie. It's one of those films that you had to watch twice to understand plot much better.

[@jaybyhop]

This movie was pretty confusing but I can appreciate the hell out of the reverse fx choreography. This is the most confusing but awesome fight in a movie.

[@Patwich]

Amazing concept with time.

[@rufarojunior]

Still my favourite rewatched scene from tenet and I enjoy it a lot overtime and in my top ten

[@tomhorrid]

criminally underrated film

[@leonprowse5806]

This movie and Primer: Great movies i will never not be confused by

[@dazzaboy04]

I've seen a lot of people asking questions about the glass wall. How did the holes get there? Were they already there? As I understand it, when that glass wall was first installed, the holes were never there. It's over time, and getting closer to the event, that it has all started to happen. It's obvious those bullet holes weren't already there during the installation of the wall. It's a case of a slow appearance. The holes very slowly, very gradually began to form. Because the event has already been willed to happen by the riot gear protagonist shooting the wall. By the time the forward moving protagonist and Neil are about to enter the room, the holes have fully formed. It's like the Opera. That bullet hole has been willed to occur within the existing universe. So that wall gradually begin to slowly deteriorate into a bullet hole. Which is where Neil comes back from the future to save the protagonist by "catching" the bullet, with the bullet escaping from the wall and passing through the shooter

[@zasta7]

to make what you said concise: wind of forward entropy dominates here...

[@Lu-kf7qz]

It is an inconsistence in the movie, to my knowledge. The glas is an not invertet object and the holes should not be there at the beginning. The holes should come during the fight by the bullets flying"back" into the gun. Objects not invertet still need an actio and cannot work against their own time. The invertet protagonist shoots in his perspictive in the holes and repairs the glass. It is the same principle they use in other scenes, for example when the protaagonist gets gis first invertion: the water flying back to his feet.

[@micheleguerrini6514]

From a physics pov this cannot happen because it violates causality ( cause precedes effects always). Also if someone like here can influence the past from future the signs would always been there from the very moment the soldier shoot at the glass…

[@Lu-kf7qz]

@@connorcoco2152 No, confute my points and look at the contrast between the different scenes. causal chain in scenes before and in the scene

[@Lu-kf7qz]

@@connorcoco2152 could write the same thing as before, so bye. the glas in not inverted and needs a cause.Inverted objects dont need a cause from our timeline perspective. gl trying to understand a movie inconsistent in its own laws.

[@Troszex4728]

This movie is so underrated

[@luccio20]

What is mind blowing is the fact that the protagonist is effectively in 3 bodies during the same action scene...

[@MrCTruck]

This is mindbending

[@9Ratsel9]

One of the truths of Tenet and temporal pincer operations is... As time flows naturally forwards, all perceptually inverted materials will inevitably converge at an inversion chamber and disappear. Therefore, if all further Tenet operations cease, all evidence of all temporal pincer movements will inevitably cease to exist.

[@LEAFTK]

absoutly legend

[@aidangreen7006]

Best time travel movie ever made. Or at least, my favorite. And yes, I know BACK TO THE FUTURE exists. TENET is a modern masterpiece that, like many masterpieces, isn’t immediately appreciated in its time. BLADE RUNNER, UNBREAKABLE, DONNIE DARKO, etc. This film is such a singular and thrilling thing to exist, something that could’ve only been made by the artist who made it *when* he made it in his career, and I appreciate its perfect cocktail of brains and thrills so much I can’t even explain

[@Tor-Erik]

The best part is both of them are actually the same guy who fight in reverse both way (forward is backward and backward is forward).

[@Duffield_World89]

🔥🔥🔥👍 love this movie great acting fasho ✊✊

[@tbowie614]

Hell no that's HUNK from Resident Evil 😂😂

[@armouredgideon949]

... how you can't fight someone moving backwards in time... a being moving in actuated universal entropy can only emulate reverse momentum... they can't create it... in this situation, I could only imagine my mind being blown while I was fighting for my life... Damn. This movie is one of my favourites. Thank you Christopher Nolan, and all of the talented team that worked on this.

[@DylanW216]

Can you upload the reverse of this scene?

[@ApexClips4k]

What would the name of that be?

[@Polemicist_]

@@ApexClips4k Inverse fight scene.

[@hexagonproductions2019]

In reverse, the protagonist literally fights his past to move forward

[@micheleguerrini6514]

Amazing visual example of causality violation: the effect (gun holes in the glass) comes before the cause (the soldier shooting at the glass)

[@jamesdubeck4920]

The is an interpretation of what goes on in my head every morning I have to get up and go to work.

[@shaanpowerrangers5273]

Best Action Scene

[@TanningOnMars]

I just realized. At 0:40, you can see the smoke from the gunshots inside the glass.

[@eplayer009]

Woah sic

[@loulou282]

🔥🔥👀 stay focused

[@Daniyiol]

One of the best movies of all time

[@marselo1316]

A scary fight for both forward and backward protagonist, since he’s fighting a version of himself that starts off tired but only gets stronger as the fight continues

[@maujo2009]

The soundtrack of this movie...

[@craz7644]

When u realise that out of 4 characters ,3 of them are same person.

[@TheMadeMan5685]

I love how those goggles on that mask are tinted in the first fight scene and then in the second fight scene you can see through those goggles.

[@Yuong_Dukh]

did you guys know that TENET spelled backwards (Reversed) is TENET? 😂😂😎

[@NoCluYT]

Definitely on purpose

[@aleccyomorais2245]

This is so insane

[@neilkale8568]

the genius of this film is far beyond human understanding

[@JR7noir]

Nolan is a genius.

[@steelcitysteve8794]

Love the movie, I saw with a friend and he pointed out the gun in the room beforehand and said it was a paradox cause timewise when did the gun land on the floor. I explained the gun was inverted and still traveling backwards in time from when he had brought it in which is a big point in the movie that items themselves are also still moving backwards indefinitely as remnants from the fights. So the gun had been on the ground for an indefinite amount of negative minutes.

[@tallwhitey2]

Nah you're off and your friend is correct. From the moment the windows in the room were installed (no bullet holes then), at what point in time did the bullet holes appear to anyone moving in forward time direction in the room between time of installation and the fight occuring?

[@shaanpowerrangers5273]

I Want More Tenet

[@johnace8050]

Has anyone noticed that the turnstiles are names Rotas, which is backwards for Sator. The details in this movie are just insane!

[@69DangerousD]

Description says Neil is battling himself from the future but that's incorrect.

[@WiseAilbhean]

Disguised reverse of him knows he can’t hurt his past self too badly because he knows how deadly he is! Fighting your past self! 🤯🤕

[@gareth19771]

The masked guy can easily block the protagonist's blows because he's moving in reverse so he sees the punches before they happen.

[@doodoo5594]

2:30 i remember how amazingly intriguing this moment was when i first watched the movie