Tenet trailer offers more clues to new Christopher Nolan mind-bending movie
John David Washington and Robert Pattinson starred in Christopher Nolan’s Tenet.
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With the colors Memento and Inception, Tenet is developing into a mind-bender in the best possible way. Expect huge action sets, puzzles, and a pinch of science fiction from Christopher Nolan’s latest addition.
principle The actor John David Washington suddenly plays an elite spy, a military agent and a time engineer. A new trailer in Fortniteand then on YouTube in May.
Tenet was previously scheduled for release on July 17, but will be released on Friday July 31, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The film’s plot has something to do with a test that doesn’t seem to have many survivors. “The test you passed?” Martin Donovan’s character says to him once. “Not everyone goes. Welcome to the afterlife.”
His mission: Stop World War III. The word “teaching” is a password that ensures that people take it seriously.
In one scene, Washington sees bullet holes in the glass, but says the shootout has not yet taken place. When this film is about reverse engineering events where time and space are bent, we are facing a crazy, great ride.
Other scenes in the new trailer show numerous explosions, including one with a very large airplane, and talks about the importance of reverse engineering time to change the future.
John David Washington and Robert Pattinson in Tenet.
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So Tenet is not about time travel, but about people who can manipulate time and thus future events. Could be? We’ll have to wait for more trailers to get clues to Nolan’s science fiction world where nothing seems to be set in stone.
Martin Donovan, Robert PattinsonElizabeth Debicki, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Kenneth Branagh and Michael Caine also starred.
By the way, it seems that Nolan will be showing “one of his legendary films for Fortnite this summer for a full-length free screening for fans”. So stay tuned for more details.
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Originally released on May 21. Updated June 12 with a new release date.
