Watching Tenet (and Inception) feels like testing a piece of software that is so complex you kinda give up trying to understand all of it. You might get some of what is going on, the input and the output, but the details and the intricacies are meant for other people, with a different mental capacity than I currently hold.
That's a perfect analogy. Inception I've always wanted to love, and has its moments, but it was always just too dense. I don't want to have to watch something 4 times over to really understand it, and both Inception and Tenet felt that way. I was never a huge fan of Memento either. Dunkirk, Oppenheimer, and Interstellar by comparison each feel far more comprehensible. Thanks for reading, Uzi!
Watching Tenet (and Inception) feels like testing a piece of software that is so complex you kinda give up trying to understand all of it. You might get some of what is going on, the input and the output, but the details and the intricacies are meant for other people, with a different mental capacity than I currently hold.
That's a perfect analogy. Inception I've always wanted to love, and has its moments, but it was always just too dense. I don't want to have to watch something 4 times over to really understand it, and both Inception and Tenet felt that way. I was never a huge fan of Memento either. Dunkirk, Oppenheimer, and Interstellar by comparison each feel far more comprehensible. Thanks for reading, Uzi!
I would love to see TeneT in reverse.
I think I would finally understand it. 😁