Don’t you just love it when Nolan gives you a two and a half hour-long film about Robert Pattinson teaching me advanced physics? I liked how the film didn’t make sense for the first half, then things suddenly come together, making my head ache, as per usual after watching a Nolan film. With that in mind, Tenet really didn’t really wow me as much as I expected it to be, maybe due to its earsplitting music score and somewhat predictable twists. Who knows, maybe my opinion will change once I get a chance to watch this in theaters.

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