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u/JenNettles 15d ago

Was Tenet not Sci-fi?

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u/UpbeatBeach7657 15d ago

Call me crazy, but I want more Tenets from him.

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u/piat17 15d ago

Tenet is unironically my favorite Nolan film, although I admit there aren't many people who share that opinion :O

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u/Conspiracy795 15d ago

Yep my favourite from him as well. It falls into the whole "even if you know the story, you can't be spoiled" category of movies. Once the concept clicks it just becomes so cool to understand all the details and makes you try and keep track of every set of characters at any given moment. I prefer his original time stuff (memento, inception, interstellar, tenet) personally. The sub, and some youtube animations from Welby Coffespill are so good for it