how did y'all like tenet?

just saw it yesterday, and i was surprised by how much i disliked large parts of it. the backwards action sequences were occasionally cool but more often just a visual mess. also the one woman in it was such a bad character lmak

loved robert pattinson in it though

My least favorite Nolan movie probably, but I have a feeling it deserves another chance. It was very dense.

I didnt really care much for it. Was filmed nicely and had good action scenes, but the way the story was presented bugged me and it wouldve been literally unwatchable without subtitles because the voices get drowned out by everything in a ton of scenes. If Id have seen it in theater I wouldve been asking for my money back

It's great. One of the better Nolan movies.

I like it. I feel like the car stuff just isnt smooth enough but everything else was p cool

First time 7/10, second time 8/10, third time 9/10. I think that's about its limit though.

But seriously, I think it's obvious that if you only saw it once, you haven't fully watched it. What surprised me is how much the 3rd watch added to it also. That's when you really start to get the characters, since their writing and dialogue is pretty bad so there's no way you can understand them while also trying to understand the plot. And you get to appreciate the detail in the action scenes and rewinding, which does hold up to closer scrutiny, unlike what people say.

Not nearly as good of a package overall as Inception and some of his other movies though, but that's ok. It did a lot of fresh things that make it a worthwhile movie. I'll definitely watch it again.

Yeah I got memento vibes from it. Another film that absolutely earns another star from a rewatch.

I liked it, gonna watch it again though

Decently entertaining, but hilariously nonsense when you actually analyze it.

I enjoyed it in the theater but I haven't watched it again with subtitles yet, which I plan on at some point.

Apparently the movie is considered pretty bad? I had no idea.

Everyone in my family has said they hated it. I haven't watched yet myself. I have become super disenchanted with Nolan after Dunkirk, but I know it's inevitable I'll eventually see it.

He's never gonna surpass The Prestige.

Probably Nolan's worst big-budget film, which means it's still pretty good.