Some immediate thoughts after the first (hopefully not last) viewing and after reading some of the stuff about the film on here. I cannot comment on the historical accuracy of the architectural particularities, but neither does it seem to me that the film is trying to make any claims to such accuracy.
In terms of the Zionist topic, the film (very briefly) portrays pretty well-established historical events, namely that many Jewish people migrated to Israel post WW2 in response to…
Ah yes, another shallow and caricatured Von Trier film where one is given almost nothing to cling onto to try and form their own interpretation of what is made too conspicuous on screen.
I feel so bad for the generation of kids that will have to grow up watching these Marvel films. We had Iron Man, Captain America, Spider-Man. This post-Avengers Marvel era is so cheap - cheap CGI, cheap storytelling and cheap laughs. One and a half stars for Christian Bale carrying the film, as he usually does.
As a viewing experience, Tenet is up there with Nolan’s best. It keeps you on the edge of your seat, mostly through the power of confusion, rather than tension. There isn’t much acting to comment, as nearly all of the characters are as simple as they could possibly be in a Nolan movie. However Nolan’s movies are rarely driven by the acting, rather by the action on screen. Although a bit more attention to emotional relationships between the characters would…
