Tenet / Ep. 121

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On Episode 121 of the Always the Critic Podcast, we explore the inverted world of the brand-new Christopher Nolan movie Tenet. Rico and Jess discuss Nolan as a (troublesome) filmmaker and his obsession with time and paradoxes, the obvious lack of character development in the movie, the experiential score by Ludwig Göransson, and the deeply puzzling movie plot itself, with Jess asking some tough questions.

On Episode 121 of the Always the Critic Podcast, we explore the inverted world of the brand-new Christopher Nolan movie Tenet. 

Rico and Jess discuss Nolan as a (troublesome) filmmaker and his obsession with time and paradoxes, the obvious lack of character development in the movie, the experiential score by Ludwig Göransson, and the deeply puzzling movie plot itself, with Jess asking some tough questions.

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