Tenet 4K 2020 IMAX

The film, the release of which seems to be most expected by the owners of the cinema chains, in the hope that the viewer will want to see another picture of Christopher Nolan on the big screen, especially given the fact that the director himself focused on the fact that the film must be watched in the cinema. And if with any other film it could be more like a common enticement, then in order to truly plunge into the atmosphere created by the director, it is definitely worth going to the movies.

It's hard to explain what the film is about. It seems that either your explanations will sound strange, or with one careless word you will reveal its whole essence. You just need to look at it, allow your consciousness to be completely turned inside out, and then try to put everything you see together.

I like that the film is devoid of the clichés typical for the genres of science fiction and action films, in addition, the action scenes are set in such a way that you do not think that you are watching another superhero movie. What is especially valuable here is that for all the seemingly unreality of what is happening, in the end everything seems quite real to itself.

I was very pleased with the cast. John David Washington looks confident in his role, but for me the real discovery was Robert Pattinson, who has not starred in projects of this magnitude for a long time. This is definitely one of his best roles. In addition, here you can admire Elizabeth Debicki, Kenneth Branagh as the Russian oligarch and even Michael Caine.

Needless to say, the film is incredibly aesthetic, which is simply necessary for a film where almost every detail is important. It is simply impossible to tear yourself away from the film. Add to this just space music and as a result, goose bumps keep running through your body for 2 and a half hours.

Perhaps the main feature of the film is its confusion. Viewing is reminiscent of something like American races: at one moment it seems to you that you understand everything, then you sit in complete shock from what you saw, and at the end the puzzle is put together, allowing the viewer only to look at what is happening with his mouth open in surprise.

'Tenet' is a film that is definitely worth the attention of the viewer.