Tenet spends a lot of time explaining itself. The main characters are constantly discussing the logistics of time travel, the location of important objects, how to steal those objects, and so on.

Discussions of Christopher Nolan as a filmmaker tend to focus on his recurring fascination with the manipulation of time, his love of practical effects, and his reliance on familiar genre tropes.

Christopher Nolan's Tenet seems to have been made with its own Wikipedia plot synopsis in mind. Most, if not all, of it will make little sense as it's unfolding, but don't worry: You can scramble to ...

It wants to be an unusually clever spy film, but it isn’t interested in the fun of the genre It wants to be an unusually clever spy film, but it isn’t interested in the fun of the genre Christopher ...

The Oscar-winning composer experimented with unique musical inversion techniques, including manipulating guitar sounds and Nolan's breath. When composer Ludwig Göransson first met with Christopher ...

Christopher Nolan's mind-bending sci-fi epic Tenet will return to IMAX theaters on Friday in 70MM for a limited engagement, making it one of the hot tickets of the winter for cineplexes. Tenet came ...

Starring Robert Pattinson, John David Washington, Elizabeth Debicki, Michael Caine, and Kenneth Branagh, Tenet was Nolan's ...