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As for TENET, let's first see how the movie does. I've got this got feeling that he's doing another INCEPTION type of film with this one, a hard sci-fi story that will no doubt lay out its rules in a fast way as the story goes, forcing us to return to the film later in order to understand them better. Could be a huge success, like INCEPTION, although the subject matter may be slightly less appealing to the wider audiences than dreams.
After that, Nolan will probably do something else. I've got a feeling he doesn't like to pin himself down to a series of films, which may partially explain why he did THE PRESTIGE and INCEPTION in between his DARK KNIGHT films.
We will find out soon enough. Have you seen the little teaser?
https://inception.davepedu.com/
What makes a "bonafide classic" for you, and which of his movies are? Dunkirk was, imho, great.
And what's there to compare? the only thing that they have in common is that we don't know anything about the plots.
Indeed, but it was more of an experimental piece than his others. I would describe Inception, Batman Begins and The Dark Knight as masterful and also great entertainment. Come to think of it, a bit of the Nolan Magic is exactly what Bond needs. Right now, it appears like Bond has more serious parts, and more campy, but the producers don't know how to meld them well. I think the series is in need of big changes, its like as a tenure goes on the tone becomes more stretched, and they need to go back to the drawing board. How much was a breathe of fresh air was GE after LTK, because they were able to reevaluate, and focus on the stuff which would click today. Thats kinda what we need going into the 2020's but I highly doubt that Bond 25 is that movie. My reason for saying this is that most of the people involved are the same faces which have been involved since 2012 or earlier. And they seem very comfortable with the territory they have been plundering for ideas in the last few films, and the results that has garnered. To them, I bet SP was just a bump in the road, and not a warning sign that things are awry with the current model. I believe that Bond 25 will be mixed movie, that will deliever for some diehard Craigites but also enrage some which were holding their breathe that we might see deeper changes and fresh directions. Bond 25 might well be well made, but it will by and large be riffing on the story element already in play and be more concerned with sticking the landing for Craigs last hurrah, than taking brave new stylistic strides.
Glad to know you already saw NTTD.
Don't be afraid. >:)
Weird that you have to watch YouTube videos to convince yourself of this.
Very much looking forward to it.
Same here, along with Black Widow.
Big +1
https://ew.com/movies/2019/12/18/tenet-christopher-nolan-robert-pattinson-john-david-washington-first-look/?utm_campaign=entertainmentweekly_ew&utm_content=link&utm_medium=social&utm_term=EBACC76C-219E-11EA-8773-8FA44744363C&utm_source=twitter.com&__twitter_impression=true
https://www.gamesradar.com/tenet-christopher-nolan-picture-john-david-washington/