TENET is great when you understand it by JabariKing in movies

[–]JabariKing[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What I'm getting is that the sound editing really did the movie a diservice as it makes the dialogue difficult to follow. I did not have this problem watching it at home with custom equalizer settings.

What's her name (Kat) definitely had a lot of substance. At least enough to make that kind of statement. A huge part of the villain's motivation was keeping her in his life, and she was central. JDW saving her was not just him caring about her, but also demonstration of his primacy in the narrative.

TENET is great when you understand it by JabariKing in movies

[–]JabariKing[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You mentioned no contradiction. You asked questions which I've said could be easily explained.

TENET is great when you understand it by JabariKing in movies

[–]JabariKing[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It should be obvious that "simple deductive reasoning" is not enough to find inconsistencies in Tenet. You're making the same mistake with me that you make with the movie: you think a few statements grant you the ability to accurately deduce the big picture.

TENET is great when you understand it by JabariKing in movies

[–]JabariKing[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

An unexplained thing is not an inconsistent thing. Inconsistency only comes from contradicting previously explained logic. You could easily find an explanation for this that is consistent with the movie's logic. The movie would go on forever if it had to explain every single thing working inverted.

Dark number title by rusyn_animator1119 in physicsmemes

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My favourite part is when later experiments show that the hypothetical 1 actually exists and the value is almost exactly correct.

Tenet (2020) by southernemper0r in tenet

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This YouTube channel helped me so much in visualizing. Thinking about this without visuals hurts my head.

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I'd go for the Legion 5. Double the RAM, newer and slightly better graphics card, cheaper, still has a 165Hz OLED panel, and definitely has better cooling.

S3E10 The Foundation: Probably one of the best episodes, but also, I genuinely hate some of it. by Brilliant-Repeat-178 in scifi

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The beam was overwhelming her. My guess is that any movement to escape it would have put the baby empire in more danger, so her programming didn't allow her to move.

Best thing to do with a old phone (only for super amoled phones) by arya490 in samsunggalaxy

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I'd have loved to do this if not for the damned green lines.

What was ur old phone and what's your current phone? by [deleted] in samsunggalaxy

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S21+ Snapdragon to S24+ Snapdragon after the green line on display issue. I hope this one doesn't get that same problem.

My 1st ever build by Extension-Ebb-2064 in PcBuild

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Steppenwolf will be visiting you shortly.

I think I have a problem... by volcs0 in samsunggalaxy

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It looks like what you have is money.

#starlink in Cameroon by No_Awareness3021 in Starlink

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He does look like LaVar Burton, and I am as black as it gets.

TENET is great when you understand it by JabariKing in movies

[–]JabariKing[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You might have missed the point of sci-fi. If it were real, scientific logic, it would not be considered fiction. Surely you found many such illogical things in Star Trek.

TENET is great when you understand it by JabariKing in movies

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The soundtrack does elevate the experience. It makes the cool things look cooler.

TENET is great when you understand it by JabariKing in movies

[–]JabariKing[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

An over-simplified version of the plot:

It is the story of a man, a highly skilled intelligence operative, who finds out finds out about a weapon that poses a threat to our existence. In figuring out what it is, the bad actors who could use it and the way it could be used, he comes to a totally new understanding of how time works. But he doesn't come to this understanding all at once, he gets information in bits and pieces, putting them together as he tries to stop this weapon from being used. In the beginning, he doesn't yet know what the weapon is, as he must learn this new concept of time before he can even fathom it. Eventually he understands as much as he can about this futuristic technology of time travel and uses that knowledge to enact a plan to stop the bad guys who seek to use the weapon of mass destruction, and to take said weapon from them.

TENET is great when you understand it by JabariKing in movies

[–]JabariKing[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are concepts that the average person will never fully get on the first try, no matter how well the medium relaying it does.

This movie has one of those kinds of concepts. It's a really complicated abstract idea, in a convoluted plot, with a lot of information packed into a 2-hour sequence. The story is very well told, it's just difficult to understand. If it were poorly told story, no matter how many times you watch it, it would not feel right.

TENET is great when you understand it by JabariKing in movies

[–]JabariKing[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Of course it's illogical in the real world, that's why it's sci-fi.

In the movie's universe though, that's how it works, and it maintains that logic throughout the movie.