“Tenet” is about saving the world, backward and in heels. Off-screen, Christopher Nolan’s quarter-billion-dollar palindrome shoulders a ridiculous load of COVID-defying, multiplex-rescuing, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A scene from the 747 plane crash sequence from Warner Bros. Pictures' action epic "Tenet." (Warner Bros. Pictures) Writer-director ...

Revisiting Tenet in the wake of Oppenheimer shows us how Christopher Nolan has long been fixated on humanity’s capacity for self-destruction. Photo: Warner Bros/Everett Collection Like many Americans, ...

Tenet probably could have made things easier on itself if some of the visually stunning bits which called for some characters to be moving forward through time while others moved backward had been ...

“Tenet” opens with an orchestra tuning up. It’s setting the stage for a thrilling and chaotic action set piece inside a concert hall — but it’s also writer-director Christopher Nolan’s way of telling ...

To a greater extent than any of Nolan’s past work, Tenet requires and benefits exponentially from multiple viewings. Whether a viewer will find this a feature or a bug will depend on them. What ensues ...

In the world of Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, people from the future have figured out how to reverse the entropy of people and objects, making them “time inverted.” Effect precedes cause for inverted ...

Tenet is a cinematic marvel as visionary director Christopher Nolan made sure to spare no creative expensive when shooting the time bending thrill ride practically. This means, as some elements of the ...

The new sci-fi thriller Tenet has brought palindromes to the forefront of our minds, along with jolting us all to think outside of the box about time. You’ll see in a moment how palindromes and time ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: Christopher Nolan is no stranger to complex narratives playing with concepts of time. So it's no wonder audiences have ...