The second trailer of Christopher Nolan’s another biggest hit ‘Tenet’ is out to reverse the flow of time, but it’s totally out of context that you’ve captured after watching the first trailer. With this new trailer set amid the world of international espionage, Nolan’s time wrapping Tenet’s trailer is too popular among the diehard fans, at least they know a little more about ‘What’, if not ‘When’.
Here, the period manipulation isn’t disclosed further, but we know a little more about the biggest conspiracy in the movie and John David Washington’s character will go against Kenneth Branagh’s Bold wicked character. However, Washington’s character seems to be at the center of all the scenes after all his main task is to prevent ‘World War III’. Also, you will see a mesmerising chemistry between Robert Pattinson and Washington. But the story of ‘time manipulation’ and ‘reverse the flow of time’ doesn’t answer the question that came to mind after the first trailer.
Pointed out in the film’s title, ‘Tenet’ — principle of philosophy — a palindrome proves that time can move both backward and forward in this new world. Nolan’s new ‘time reversal’ thrill movie described through words is a perfect example of visualization as he often does.
Besides John David Washington and Robert Pattinson, Tenet stars Elizabeth Debicki, Dimple Kapadia, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Clemence Poesy, MichealCaine and Kenneeth Branagh.
With some of the most talented stars, we will experience some awe-inspiring and enthralling action scenes in this combination of air and water. So, it goes smoothly unless Robert Pattinson meets Washington and joins in his adventurous trippy journey, which also includes colliding aircrafts but of course, not in the air because that is ‘preposterous’ and Christopher doesn’t do absurd dramas.
Some of the most iconic action scenes of this action-packed movie have been shot in India and ‘Tenet’ has been quoted in ‘Entertainment Weekly’ “An Action Epic” inspired from the world of espionage. Robert Pattinson described the shooting of the movie “Just Insane” when asked in a press meeting. He added, “In each country, there’s like, a gigantic set-piece scene, which is similar to the climax of almost every normal movie.” Also, he cleared the biggest misconception said “There is actually no time travelling” in the film. Time inversion is the major theme in all the biggest movies of Christopher Nolan and so the ‘Tenet’.
And, now when we may see this film with strict social distancing measurements. It would be a little tough, but seems that Nolan and Warner Bros are planning to set it to be released on July 17. Well, nobody knows how the dice will roll on the release date, therefore, the trailer ends simply with a slogan “Coming to Theaters” without any committed date.
Award-winning director ‘Christopher Nolan’ had earlier said, ‘We are jumping off from the perspective of an espionage play, but we are sure about covering a number of different places. We are combining a few different genres and hope it will be exciting and refreshing as well’.
Changing it’s original release date ‘July 17’ to ‘Coming to Theatres’ there’s nothing in the trailer except that ‘it’s not a time travel film’ at all.
