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Tenet

Tenet

Leigh and Tim jump into Christopher Nolan’s time-bending sci-fi Tenet. Plus, a glamorous teaser for Death On The Nile unveils another star-studded cast, there are big reveals from the DC Universe, and here comes the next 80s remake.

Listen to the full episode above and follow Popcorn Podcast on your preferred podcast platform for more. Find an edited excerpt of Popcorn Podcast’s Tenet review below


TENET MOVIE REVIEW

Tim: I’ve got one word for you Leigh: Tenet

Leigh: And that's the only word you’ll need, it’ll open doors [laughs].

Tim: So, my brain is still hurting after seeing this movie. There’s so much to take in. There’s so much complexity. There are so many layers…

Leigh: Which is a typical Christopher Nolan film.

Tim: Absolutely. The way that he weaves his stories and his characters and all these concepts into a film is quite extraordinary. There’s no real original filmmaker at the moment like Christopher Nolan; he is one above the rest.

Leigh: And he has brought together a great cast. The movie also stars Robert Pattinson, Kenneth Branagh, Elizabeth Debicki, Michael Caine, Himesh Patel and Clémence Poésy.

Tim: It’s an amazing cast. Often, we get a bit swept up in this concept of Christopher Nolan as an original storyteller. As I said, my brain is hurting so much from thinking about this film. And I wonder if it was trying to be too challenging? It’s almost wrong that we’re reviewing Tenet after only one viewing because I think it’s a film you need to see more than once. Would you agree?

Leigh: That’s usually a Christopher Nolan-style film. You do need to see it again to get the complexities. But I don’t think a second viewing is going to give you anything more from this film.

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