Subin George

Almost the whole movie was good, except the ending. It had a very unsatisfying ending, to say the least. I would've greatly appreciated seeing Ian and his dad spend some moments together and also listening to the dad talk. We barely got to listen to the dad's voice and, well, to see his complete body.

Not gonna write a massive review abt it since I don't have that much time (And it already kinda feels like I've wasted time watching this film) I'm just here to say this. My expectation of a Nolan film was much higher than what I got, considering the fact that both Inception and Interstellar are genuinely great films that I loved the experience of watching them. Tenet, however, didn't even come *close* to the epicness of those 2 films. If I had to guess the reason for this, then I'd say... It's because Inception and Interstellar are both based on concepts that are not exactly proven to be impossible scientifically. But Tenet is based on a concept that is theoretically proven to be impossible. Namely, inverting entropy and/or backwards time travel. Which is why forward and backwards time-travelling objects existing in the same space is completely ridiculous and why it doesn't make any sense whatsoever. I'll end it by saying that this movie will be forgotten soon, unlike Interstellar and Inception.

This is the kind of DC movie that I'd love to watch more of. So glad to watch a Zack Snyder movie that is purely his own vision.

Simply put I didn't like the message the movie conveyed. It was good and all that the owner did the thing and got his dog back but then... towards the end the movie kinda says that it's *completely okay* for the owner to bring the dead dog back to life. The whole thing was extremely weird to watch.

Can't believe they went from a masterpiece to such a dumb game. Creating a masterpiece like the first one could not have happened just by luck. Then what the heck happened here?? And I also can't believe I waited 7 years for this. Disappointing. Lesson learning. Never get hyped for games cos usually they don't live up to them.