
I’d probably be ok with skipping mostly any movies at the cinemas, everything except Christopher Nolan’s. The reason is plain and simple, he makes movies that should, indubitably, be seen on the big screen, not on streaming services, not on laptop screens or even a 4K TV. He makes movies that are visually arresting and so orgasmically sounding with direction and narrative that just glues you to your seat and its best experienced on nothing less than an IMAX screen. It was always a tradition to watch Christopher Nolan at the movies ever since Batman Begins. Haven’t missed any of his releases since then but his most ambitious project of all, a spiritual successor to Inception: Tenet, had been eluding us for such a long time, no thanks to the the pandemic. I had been waiting for such a long time, and almost had taken an oath that whatever be, I still wouldn’t break the tradition and will watch Tenet on a big screen.
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