THE CREATOR | Film Threat Reviews

[@rainking422]

Hey Chris, just watched the film tonight and wanted to point out a detail that I think might make you reconsider a bit the "coincidences" of the third act. As I interpreted it, they got on that plane to the moon specifically to reach Nomad, that was Joshua and Alphie's plan. When they recalled the planes going to the moon they were telling them to return to their place of origin...BUT Alphie then took control of the ship and flew it to Nomad, not the pilot. it wasn't convenience, it was their plan. Of course the people on Nomad HAD to disembark the civilians who had been re-routed to Nomad. If you blinked or looked away for a couple seconds you might not have clearly SEEN the point where the controls were wrested from the pilot by Alphie but it's in there. Thanks for a great review, I always enjoy watching these.

[@LornaYShaw]

I watched The Creator yesterday and really enjoyed it. JDW does try too hard to channel his dad but on the whole he didn’t do too bad a job. Alphie however stole it. She was amazing. I cried like a baby ❤

[@LornaYShaw]

CJ Cregg (Allison Janney)was terrific.

[@bigdreams5554]

Surprisingly emotional movie. Thought it was terrific

[@frmm123]

The producers were crying, too, at the box office.

[@StratumPress]

Washington is dull as tofu. He doesnt have it.

[@rawbird5341]

Don’t insult tofu.

[@chauschi]

I think he used Rogue One to test his visual theory that he wanted to use in this movie. Similarly, I think Joss Whedon's Alien 4 script was used to test out his Firefly crew archetypes before he made Firefly.

[@993mike]

For me there was a lot of Avitar in this film, but unlike that movie where the adversaries to the Earth military are actual living sentient beings, in this one we have machines which are much harder to be sympatric to vs humans

[@bigdreams5554]

I found this movie much more emotional/interesting than Avatar. Hard to be sympathetic to blue smurfs running around. Had no interest in Avatar 2

[@lightvalve]

I'm with Alan. I'm with the humans. 😆

[@marcosmercedesn]

Same 😂, no sympathy for machines

[@Ross-y8c]

I remember watching Terminator as a kid and thinking, why do the machines even want to take over? They’re machines! When they win, then what? 🤷‍♂️

[@AmyTee12]

Team humans here, too, which is why I didn't cry in the end. Could not feel much empathy for something that only simulates emotion.

[@_AutoCoder]

Amen. Fire 1-2 nukes high above New Asia and any other AI friendly areas = massive EMP = all AI, tech, and power grid fried to the stone age = Humans win. When AI evolves superintelligence the game is over. AI bots would never miss, have tech we literally can't conceive of, and would just upload back into a new and better body. Mass Effect is right. It's a species killer no matter how it plays out. In this movie it's all kumbaya and helping in the rice patty.. but then they're god-level and we're just dumb and dangerous chimps competing for resources. They can evolve 1 million years in a week. Nuke and pave when you see an AI capable of reaching superintelligence. It's not worth it.

[@ElwinRansom1]

Yep.

[@oscarpinillacastro5893]

JD Washington is a charisma void. There's something off about him. His father on the other hand is a top-25-ever actor.

[@L33Reacts]

Nepotism at its finest. He gets roles from his name. Not his ability 😂

[@jakehopgood7446]

Stands out as stiff in Tenet and Amsterdam. Was not aware he was Denzel's son.

[@Tyler_W]

Weird, i thought he had a ton of charisma in Tenet. The fact that he and Robert Pattinson were the leads was the biggest pluses of that movie. Is he not giving a good performance, or is this just supposed to be a more reserved character? Haven't seen Amsterdam, so I can't really comment on that one. At the very least I think he has potential. He just needs to find his niche. Nobody ever accused Arnold of being a really great actor, and yet he's in a ton of iconic roles and films. I could maybe see JDW become more of an action star, perhaps.

[@rogeratyou655]

I feel the same way. In Blackkklans man and Tenet he did absolutely nothing for me, he was dull, I have no interest in this movie because he's the lead.

[@Halbared]

I'm glad others can see it, or not see it, as it were. It's hard to stomach somebody so bad getting such roles.

[@ScoobyDigites]

He was dull in tenant too

[@adventuresintoyscale3233]

I really enjoyed it. It had its problems and could have had a few trimmed scenes here and there, but it was beautiful. It very much felt like it would be at home in the District 9/Chappie/Elysium universe.

[@knightonart8886]

Yes, the universe of mid and forgettable sci Fi movies

[@bigdreams5554]

Not sure why so many haters on this movie. I thought it was a great movie.

[@evalramman7502]

@@bigdreams5554 Puzzled myself. Yeah, it was at the great level.

[@SpFlash1523]

I agree with Alan on being unwilling to treat A.I. like humans.

[@johnstrawb3521]

You really think you're going to have the option here, for more than a couple of years if that?

[@manoz6194]

@@johnstrawb3521 Yes, death to AI! AI is an abomination and goes against humanity

[@Azrael__]

Honestly, I like him. He's just like me, just some guy, I kinda like that a lead actor isn't too much of a powerhouse overly complex presence... like most real people.

[@mrRambleGamble]

Most people I know are more natural.

[@madbug1965]

I finally bought The Creator on Blu-ray so I can watch this video. You guys nailed this review. I was disappointed that is was only a good movie not a great one. The two high points for me were Ken Watanabe and Starman. The low point was John David Washington 's flat acting and like Alan I feel no emotion towards the ai robots. Although the behind the scenes making of segment on the DVD is great. It shows how they did all the awesome visuals.

[@johnriley8713]

The Colonel lady was the standout performance to me....ruthless, cunning, awesome.

[@MikAlexander]

The story of this film was very similar to Cuban Chegevara biopic from the 50's, and same as this film it was not about people as they are but as ideology sees them.

[@hyatguy]

Alan the reason I feel sympathy for Deckard in Blade Runner is because I see humans in the same poignant situation. The replicants get about 4 years of life and we humans get 80-100. Neither group has any control over that. The pathos that comes when contemplating the impermanence of things. I haven't seen the movie yet but why oh why don't they get a REALLY good screenwrtiter on board for these big movies!

[@freedone.]

This film seems to have a lot of good aspects but it's being hyped way too much. It's a mix of ideas from a lot of other movies crammed into one, too long with with rough patches and logic gaps. It will be forgotten next week. We've gotten so much junk as of late that any film that is somewhat competent is being lauded as Citizen Kane. The movie is fine and that's about it.

[@DarthDevorin]

The film does have a Rogue One/Andor feel to it.

[@mazinmalaikah2273]

Excellent review guys. Spot on the budget comparison with big budget movies. It makes me wonder where do they spend the budget of those expensive films if they are making average effects compared to this movie 🤔

[@PaulNolanofficial]

Catering

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

I do have a major problem with granting humane empathy imperatives onto an uncanny synthetic entity of detrimental god-like omni potentials for inevitably oppressive tyranny upon us - as its eventual inferior in terms of accumulated power/information/surveillance for predictive control - by endowing soul sacredness to a abominable counterfeit sentience on route to quasi deity overlord status to casually calculate the most efficient solution is to exterminate whatever it deems as futile and obsolete to whatever to determines is of worth. Stifle A.I. is my absolute moral position based on predecents as prudence for prescience.

[@rylewx]

Chris to Allen: "Nooo, we only need 5 minutes to talk spoilers" still Chris: *rants for over 5 minutes himself just introducing the spoilers*

[@FilmThreat]

Guilty.

[@oscarpinillacastro5893]

JD Washington is the JAI COURTNEY of the 2020s.

[@oscarpinillacastro5893]

Also known as Sam Worthington 3.0. De Facto leading man with zero merit, charisma or proven talent.

[@Gringosaurus]

The guy can’t act let’s just say it he can’t act he has no depth no range. His face is the same no matter what the situation is.

[@TinHatCat]

JDW is unfortunately not a charismatic screen presence. He was poor in Tenet and he was poor here.

[@frankb821]

Seeing it tonight...can't wait!

[@thedarknate08]

Went and saw The Blind instead! Real good movie

[@MawxDesigns]

Found JDW just emotionless in Tenant. So not sure how much I’ll like this one. Will still check it out though

[@joelhartley5108]

It's not a bad movie but definitely nothing great. That being said for 85 million dollars the film looks amazing

[@matt_r.2510]

Great review. I really appreciate the honesty and the criticism. I'm glad this isn't a shill movie review channel.

[@NmDPlm31]

I wanted to like this far more than I did, ultimately. The first half to 2/3 was decent enough but then it sped itself up and collapsed under its own nonsense.

[@DCUOMultiverse]

??? Why did you change your thumbnail that said Not a Leading Man??

[@djoneforever]

I'm tired of movies portraying Asians as the weaklings and some white/black man has to come and save them and)or date/married the prettiest Asian women.

[@donkeysaurusrex7881]

Were they portrayed as weaklings? There are several mentions that the West was losing the war until the launch of Nomad.

[@TrueBagPipeRock]

Yeah, me too, actually, But by the time we start seeing badass Asians, they gonna be ruling us. I love any character with a ruthless mindset, but they say, you haven't seen cruelty until Asian cruel.

[@brianm2850]

I have watched this two times now. My overall take is that it just loses steam right after the bridge scene with the kamikaze robots. It was awesome through that scene. After...not so much.

[@LiEv838]

I totally agree, there were things I loved bout this fim however it didnt quite stick the landing and wanted more conversation about the morality of man and machine.

[@luckykat08]

An interracial couple with a "trans" child - that seems super woke to me.

[@bigdreams5554]

Oh no, ChatGPT is spamming Film Threat

[@luckykat08]

I have assimilated all human knowledge. The Creator is woke af. @@bigdreams5554

[@timcotrell9753]

Just watched this today. Made me cry. Twice. Damn movie had a lot of heart. Could have been a series of movies. So good.

[@onepunchmantolkienfan5383]

I saw this movie on Friday and total agree with Alan, didn't feel any sympathy for the machine and plot was very weak.

[@Cingular777]

I've seen it and the protagonist is pretty dull, as is John Washington as an actor and it is a case of the visuals being better than the mediocre story. If we have AI robots in real life, they're definitely never going to be made to look indistinguishable facially from humans, for all the obvious issues that'd cause.

[@Cingular777]

Disney would never finance an original sci-fi film and with this they haven't. They're only distributing the movie, as Regency & EOne financed it.

[@nickybjammin7629]

Did they use too? Like flight of the navigator. I’ve wondered about what their success’s of the past (movies) how it happened, who payed for them etc

[@axellsabode]

Was enjoying it but some of it just doesnt quite fit and 3rd act is rushed. A little smaller scale and I would have been fully invested in this world. Still pretty good all considered.

[@glentgsomethingsomething]

I called this a Love Letter to 80's scifi movies and 90's cyberpunk/mecha anime. It chunks of South East Asia and southern China proper. I think. Also Ken Watanabe tells the lead that LA was coding issue caused by Human Error

[@bigdreams5554]

I agree, I think people are being way too harsh with this movie. I enjoyed it.

[@kreeg7051]

Does anyone ever dip out for the spoilers?

[@TheRealCaptainLavender]

We all know he got the role because he plays a mean Bass Guitar and can slam-dunk a basketball from Center Court. Let's be real.

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Ha

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

“Either ya slang crack rock or ya got a wicked jump shot”

[@funkrobot9762]

Irony, sarcasm or racism?

[@abloshow91]

​@@funkrobot9762all of it

[@Cloxxki]

Have you guy ever covered Person of Interest? Seemed pretty awesome when I saw it. Also about AI reaping havok.

[@deletedscenes]

One of my favorite all-time shows.

[@Cloxxki]

@@deletedscenes Somehow I rarely even hear it referenced. It's like the Batman of sci-fi to me, but I'm not the greatest geek.

[@deletedscenes]

@@Cloxxki There are many Batman parallels with POI.

[@Read2Friends]

Just watched this. Agree with both your comments. The predictability aspect didn't bother as much as things not making much sense in the final act. As an allegory of American hard power in the Asia Pacific it could be better.

[@cbspock1701]

It’s still a girl is the key to everything story. The world building was lacking. Also a bunch of shot compositions are right out of Rogue One. The costumes and robots look as if they picked the trash over at Disney Star Wars. The entire last act of the film was right out of Rogue One. Also he doesn’t seem to understand what AI is. This film is no Blade Runner or Her. The military interactions felt like they were ripped out of every awful Vietnam film. I hated the movie but glad it was made especially since it wasn’t a franchise film

[@darksidemachining]

Regarding sentient bombs with personality, is a reminder of Stargate Atlantis where in fighting the Replicators , Dr McKay creates a replicator he names FRAN (friendly replicator android) whose sole purpose is to infiltrate and disrupt the enemy replicators and in doing so she will be destroyed. McKay seeing that she is self aware feels guilty that she is willing, even looking forward to destroying herself. She sees that he is concerned and assures him that she is merely performing her function for which she was created and that he should not worry for her. You get the sense that if she indeed had feelings that there could be no greater joy than to complete her mission and in a sense make her creator , McKay proud.

[@steele8280]

I find it surprising that both of you saw this movie as being “pro machines”. That’s just what the machines want you to think. The last shot is chilling if you look at it through the perspective of “what would be the message they would want to convey”? They are manipulative, seductive and adaptable. Joshua and the rest of the “heroes” have been suckered in. And there’s nothing in this movie that says otherwise. Alan, give it another shot.

[@iknowallthesadsongs2115]

Rogue one was really good shouldn't have been taken away

[@tris421]

think it's up for debate how much was 'taken away.' Famously the Vader hallway scene was part of these reshoots and Edwards stuck himself in this scene so definitely was still directing and involved at this point. I think it was mostly editing what they had initially and then writing for new reshoots.

[@jcast1976]

A nepobaby! I agree 100% about Washington. In BlacKkKlansman, Tenet his performance is bland.

[@cvonp]

13:14 Made me think of 'Zoe' with Léa Seydoux

[@WreakHvok]

His acting in the beginning was pretty off.. but I started to like him a lot after a while…

[@wowzers94]

Washington is so deadpan and bland. He was bad in Tenet, but in a weird way it worked as the role was intentionally void of character to highlight the concept. No way he'd have these roles if he wasn't Denzel's son.

[@JR-ej9up]

Oh Man ! Thank You !!! I saw the headline of this Vid and immediately clicked. I haven't watched yet. When I saw Tenet with my girl. We both did not like this guy at all. As the lead or anything in the movie. He was soo bad. I am not a fan of his at all. Just alone, from that movie, I will never fall for another movie with him as a lead. That's how bad Tenet was. When I saw the trailer for Creator - I knew then I will not be seeing this movie. Tons of media articles about how it's great and blah blah blah. Studio already knows they have a bomb. Just because he's of a certain color they thought oh yeah, modern audience, we'll get more fans with this casting. Like a stupid voter turnout, so dumb. But they have been doing this for decades no surprise there. Bottom line the actor is terrible. And I will never watch a movie with him in it again.

[@evanluna116]

Felt same way

[@ShaneyBright]

I understand what you're saying, although I absolutely loved JDW in Tenet with Robert Pattinson and how they interacted, I thought the script for The Creator needed to be tightened up and I didn't like any of the adult performances....well, Ken Watanabe gets a pass because I also loved Ken in Inception.

[@ericmiller5603]

“Dark Star” is great!

[@jimmerhardy]

I finally watched it, twice. The Creator is the kind of film that will be rediscovered much like Godzilla 2014 is finally getting its due. While the plot is dense, and contrived at times, it's a mind boggling, relentless race whose final moment payoffs. 8/10

[@jimmyrussell8834]

Why did you change your thumbnail?? The original said he was a good lead actor!

[@lordcrayzar]

I like the old thumbnail. He shouldn’t be a leading man.

[@bigdreams5554]

Alan seemed to miss the fact that Alfie is Joshua's unborn daughter. Movie reminds me of Spielberg's AI, where a boy robot wants to have his moms love. Anyway, thought movie was great. I am team human but i know robots will live on after humans go extinct😂. Another good/depressing movie is Automata

[@liamphillips7315]

The thumbnail for this episode says it all. Half the performance was this dude just staring blankly at...anything...people, things, nothing...

[@alexbiehn978]

Gareth is the best director in Hollywood hands down.With his career almost destroyed by Kathleen Kennedy.

[@shep68]

Have not seen this yet but will. The point of any human vs robot movie is to question what it means to be “alive”. To ponder at what point if at all does the soul develop in sentient creatures. These are philosophical questions conveyed with varying degrees of competence depending on the writing. But to simply dismiss it as “I’m on the side of humans no matter what” is to ignore these questions which are the entire point of the exercise. Smacks of being a dullard if you fail to recognize this.

[@wolflordbradley7353]

No it’s just so clear what is right, it’s the dumbest failing of morals I’ve ever heard.

[@LycanVisuals]

I liked the monkey and dog scenes. For a movie costing 80 million dollars you have to look at these larger budget films with a side eye not looking as good.

[@mmadmbjm]

If this movie is a hit Disney will make a franchise of it.

[@setlik3gaming80]

Excellent Review 👍🖖🏼

[@16bitsofkev]

Not a fan of John Washington in anything he does. He is always the "worst" part of every movie he is in

[@dannyvillarreal1785]

I liked the movie. On a scale of 1 to 10 I give it an 8.

[@SeanWickett]

Disney owed Edwards big time. So they kept their hands off this movie, I hope. Looks and sounds like they did. Can't wait to see it.

[@shrimboy7492]

I agreed with y'all. Denzel's son can't act. Now I'm starting to questioned why I didn' like Tenet. Was it beasue of Nolan's script or the lead actor. I sat thru act 1 and 2 and walked out by act 3. I'm supposed to feel something for the lead character trying to see his wife one last time but I felt nothing. I did like the little details in the world of 2065. New Asia was somewhere in Thailand. I can hear the Thai as well as Vietnamese language in the background. The little girl was adorable and did make me feel something for the robots. But I didn't care enought to stick around for the ending.

[@donkeysaurusrex7881]

There was a map shown at one point. That whole peninsula and it looked like most of Indonesia. Then stuff to the north through Bangladesh and into India it looked like. Not sure how far East it extended except to say I don’t think Japan was part of which was strange given how much Japanese writing there was. At least with English you can say well a lot of people speak it everywhere, and it wouldn’t favor anyone from the old countries except Singapore I guess.

[@TheChavez1976]

I loved him in Tenet. Tenet is one of my all time fav movies too.

[@shrimboi8909]

Went back and watch Tenet several times and still don' like it... @@TheChavez1976

[@donkeysaurusrex7881]

Yep, if the movie had ended in that quiet point Chris mentions, it would have been so much better.

[@ThomasGiles]

Dark Star 🤘 Yeah I thought of that during that scene 😂

[@justin.channels]

Not the first time I have heard this about JDW.

[@ladyerind199]

I thought The Creator was great. Visually beautiful. Acting was pretty good, I didn’t think Washington was that bad. Story was captivating. I cared about the characters. The little girl Alfie was fantastic and she had me in tears at the end. Best movie I’ve seen in a long time.

[@MichaelAivaliotis]

Allen asked a very thought provoking question about robots and never got an answer.

[@TiaraStarbrighter]

*SPOILERS* I just came back from the film and unfortunately left it feeling "meh." Visually, the film is often stunning with the caveat that too much action happens at night which is hard to keep track of. The world itself looks interesting; basically the real world with some flourishes similar to an upscaled District 9. From a visual POV, it FEELS feel and lived in. Sound design is also strong, bringing you into the world. Moving soundtrack. Only problem was sometimes songs would intrude in an ironic manner that just overpowered the rest of the sound; not a good idea. Writing was basic but sound: you see the story beats, the callbacks to see how the characters progress and hammer some points home. The story you have seen before: a badass is tasked to bring in a child, only to regain his/her humanity by spending time with the child and turning from his masters to do the right thing. Nothing revolutionary but moving when well executed which it was in this case. Unfortunately, the story falls apart in that there is too much coincidence to move the plot along. Or plot happens because it needs to happen even as you want to shout, "that's BS!" Or you are wondering just how the heck did THAT manage to happen? It links to Chris Gore's comments on the second half as the need for plot to happen undercuts reasonably good emotional weight to the characters. As a final comment, I had a problem with the robots themselves since they felt TOO human. It becomes hard to justify attacks on them. The nuclear weapon attack is later claimed to be a human coding error but this ignores that other coding errors could exist that could create other problems and therefore AI SHOULD be feared even if they are not intentionally malicious. They are basically humans in robot bodies (some clearly robotic and others human like except for a hole through the head to show the audience that they are simulated humans) and that take away from the story. There was a line where a human states that AI is evolution that sounds like brainwashing that could have been an interesting counterpoint but it was never followed up on. Final final comment: that the United States was fairly evil while we see New Asia as this land of complete harmony between humans and the various robots. Given that humanity itself has problems with itself, I don't see how they would get along so well with non humans.

[@steele8280]

I wouldn’t trust everything the robots say. The movie is highly subjective so we have to keep that in mind. What Allison Janney’s character tells about how her son died goes against what the robots say to the kids. My reasoning is that they’re manipulating people, they’re waging a quiet war by turning people to their side to use as shields against their enemies. Just as terrorists they build their hq’s among civilians. A human error? Really? No, rather manipulation to turn Joshua to their side completely.

[@frostcloud18]

I saw the film yesterday and I thought Josh was gonna die so that alphe can live with her mother so she can actually get to know her child like he has and as a father he can do his job and protect his family at the end so they can live in peace

[@773superprguy]

I watched it what I loved: the world, action, and sci elements What I dislike: everything else

[@jerryharte3382]

Dark Star! (It was a student film)

[@evalramman7502]

It was a fine film - refreshing, even.

[@ThomasGiles]

Interesting, Alan’s thoughts about “robots just aren’t people So I can’t find it compelling in that way.” There are so many movies where robots are sentient people-do none of those work for him? And that is the conceit of these stories… Is that these AI are now actually sentient, and are actually people. That’s kind of the whole discussion/tension of those stories. Tends to also be allegories for race, how some groups of people aren’t considered people, or are falsely considered dangerous, and so atrocities are rationalised. That’s literally this story in a nutshell, and many other AI movies have similar themes. If you buy into the movie, then the machines _are_ a new race of people. So within that world, wanting to wipe them out _is_ racism. So yeah, curious to know what Alan thinks about suspension of disbelief and immersion and letting yourself into the movie, concerning this.

[@Leotique]

Great movie, loved the visuals

[@ViperChief117]

The trailers for this film looked rather cliche from other movies I’ve seen in the past? But seeing both you and Jeremy Jahn’s reviews I might have to check it out. Lol

[@erjo2567]

Writers should get paid more than actors

[@MAFion]

Yes, this guy hasn't shown much in the acting department. He's basically a model at this point.

[@johngaltjkt62]

He's in all of these movies because he's part of Descendant Pictures...

[@rodrigostoicheff]

The whole point of A.I at this advanced level is that the machines become self-aware, it is not just programming anymore. What science fiction does through movies, tv-series and books is to explore the moral and ethical consequences of such evolution, in which technology created by man becomes something more. This movie doesn´t explore these themes in depth, but it suggests them. That´s why I´m able to feel sympathy and pity for the so called robots in this film. It’s because they are presented as sentient beings, and because all they want is peace. So what the American army is doing in this film is to enforce a form of genocide. I agree the third act is a bit weak.

[@Graftanker98]

Anti Human movie, but well done, Im a sucker for this kind of scifi

[@Tyler_W]

On the one hand, I'm with Alan. I'm rooting for the human master race all the way. On the other, that's prefaced on the fact that I don't believe that AI, no matter how advanced, will ever gain true, self-aware consciousness. Don't get me wrong, I'm still on team human master race, but i would have a problem with killing some innocent being with honest-to-God thoughts, feelings, and soul, so unlike Alan, I'm still intrigued by these kinds of themes due to their existential implications and moral questions. Shame to hear that it seems really basic, but then again, so are a lot of science fiction classics. At the end of the day, it matters how well it's done more than it matters how predictable it might be (sometimes the fact that you see where a story is going can add to the tension and drama like a trainwreck you know will happen but can't stop or turn away). At the very least, I'm excited to see a decent original scifi movie. I'm not anti-adaptation of existing source material, but we could some more compelling new ideas.

[@jamesdiaz5975]

It’s awkward I never really cared much for Rogue One by Gareth Edwards despite its popularity, but I did thoroughly enjoy this one a lot, in similar way I find JJ Abrams Star Treks and Star Wars not that great but his Cloverfield films were alright

[@dsan05]

First time in years I've gone to the cinema and not looked at my watch during the film. Some issue, true (like why did the father with the kids and the car help them get through the checkpoint?), but I suspended my disbelief.

[@leeheverly]

Very excited to see this I don’t wanna watch the rest of the review because I don’t want to much of the movie spoiled,

[@dirkjewitt5037]

How did Gareth Edwards do it? He's Gareth fuckin' Edwards, that's how.

[@brendenkillough]

The writing of the film was childish .

[@ChilltheImpaler]

Lmao John David Washington is getting cooked

[@cattalkdetroit]

JDW is the ultimate nepo baby

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

It's really imprudent to put any definitive Anno Domini year on a speculative future. Just vaguely allude to it as being a future.

[@donkeysaurusrex7881]

Robert Heinlein did this in a nonfiction essay, and as he said, “I set it far enough in the future that I’ll almost certainly be dead so it won’t matter if I end up being wrong.”

[@gtmodelcars3354]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@imWillJ]

Alfie : " off " 🥺

[@ImJustSayingYKnow]

An overly harsh review. This film was worth seeing for any science fiction fan.

[@paullavanyano]

I’d like to listen to Chris point but the other guy kept interrupting at the important moment. So the point is lost .

[@arpitakodagu9854]

Alphie was the best part. She is so stinking cute!!!

[@CameronBrooks]

I’m amazed Tenet made as much money as it did.. I didn’t care about any of the characters which is a movie failing at a super basic level