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Tenet definitely doesn’t get the respect that it deserves. This was my favorite movie in a long time

I am a lucid dreamer and one the first things I learned how to do with LD 35 years ago was to take advantage of the opportunities provided when the brain relaxes its hold on the illusion of linear time. I enjoyed Inception which isn’t the best movie about this topic, that belongs to Waking Life and Vanilla Sky. I have a book coming in 2024 about my travels outside of theses restrictions in out of body and lucid dreams. Loving your podcasts as a lifelong cinephile.

Let’s goo!!! Been waiting for this one!!

This definitely made me understand Tenet a little more thanks guys! Guys rock

I went to see this film when it was released in UK cinemas earlier this year, I loved it personally so I’ve been looking forward to you guys breaking it down 🤙🏻🤙🏻

The Red & Blue identifiers where a ‘metaphor’ (kinda) of the doppler effect where we have red shift and blue shift. in astrophysics, red shift is where galaxies are moving away from our own, and blue shift when galaxies are moving towards are own, blue shift rarely happens as the universe is expanding so red shift is the pro dominant shift in our universe. So thats why time inversion is represented in blue as time is flowing towards the birth of the universe whereas red is flowing away and time is increasing. Great podcast so far.

One of my favourite moments in the movie is when sator finds the protagonist watching him open up his capsule on the yacht. And he is trying to find out who the protagonist is working for. Sator says 'we live in a twilight world' this is the phrase that the CIA use to identify agents in the field (in the movie) . The phrase that is meant to be said in return is 'there are no friends at dusk' but when sator says this to the protagonist, the protagonist replies 'is that Whitman?'. Also the reason sator knows the phrase because he has an in with cia and that's how he gets his cia suicide pill.

I'd like to mention the outfits and locations in this movie are FIRE! Remind's me of "The Talented Mr Ripley." Needed this review for the parts I missed/had me confused, the Maximilien thing flew over my head. Thanks ya'll

I love the concept of tenet. I love nolan's orginality.

Great breakdown guys. Love seeing people talk intelligently about this movie.

I’m actually glad I did read the reviews saying it was hard to hear the dialogue because I have tinnitus. I didn’t like the slander because I enjoyed the movie it just meant I had to listen more intensively instead of constantly analyzing.

Yessir been waiting for this!! you guys have a blessed Christmas thanks for this gem

this is the best tenet breakdown ive seen.

this helped so much! thanks guys!! :)

Thank you! Always a pleasure to watch your podcasts🤗

Been waiting for this since the first episode. Also, great explanation and helped me understand what Inversion is. Always love the content and keep up the excellent work

I enjoy watching you guys so much! So cool to see the growth, been here since March 😎

Saw you guys first on Tiktok now I watch all the time while I’m working. Keep it up!

THANK YOU FOR THIS!!! everything makes so much more sense.

Me finding your channel is definitely the best thing that’s came out of 2020 for me

Been waiting for this one!! Great stuff guys

Keep up the good work guys, fantastic content. I can't wait for more!

I love these so much keep it up guys

Dudes! Loved this episode. Got me thinking about aspects of the movie I hadn’t considered.

I just watched tenet yesterday, what are the chances lmafoooo

Whole theories about Max is Neil seems improbable. At best Max could be the scientist which created algorithm and turnstile. Him deciding to split algorithm could be the "man in crystaline throwing a switch and Armagedon is both triggered and avoided", from then on Protagonist started mission of saving the algorithm in past. Neil could be nerd which happily follows him. So Max could be a man which want to save his generation via inversion thus destroying past generations (possibly holding grudge against Sator).

Such a good episode! You guys are the people I listen to discuss movies because you clearly just love movies 🤟 hell yeah

I still don’t understand where the people that were fighting in the Stalsk-12 final battle came from. Were they just there already to bury the algorithm?

11:53 Atomic makeup of oxygen is inverted so it makes it carbon monoxide? I was totally invested till I heard that line, what are you saying bro? That's not right!😭😭😭

Thank you!

A great one as usual

foukd you on TikTok.. you guys are great!!

I know I’m late but I only just watched TeneT. Great episode and great movie 👍 👍

As always great podcast

i had no idea that max is neil. I’m still not sure. because what other reason do you have other than they look familiar? because the way neil explains it, he said, it’s the end of a friendship but i don’t know, i understand why. but is it confirmed or just a theory by you guys?

Could you guys do a guy ritchie podcast with the gentleman and snatch

Tenet is a True Masterpiece!!!

FINALLY watched this movie. And FINALLY got to this to this episode. I called it on a few plot twists but was still blown away.Also couldn’t stop thinking about how I needed to listen to this episode as soon as the movie was over 😂

26:58 OMG that's crazy

Yes. Yes.yes.

Great episode man, I watched the whole thing 👍

You guys should do good time vs uncut gems cause there both great movies and made by the safdie brothers

yaa baby

could you make a podcast on the narnia adaptations?

I'm literally exhausted just listening to the explanation of this movie.

Came out on my birthday, watched it first thing first! Great movie in my opinion

Nolan better reign it in on the esoteric subject matter.

One of the best podcasts

HOW DID KAT HEAL HER BULLET WOUND??!!!! they did NOT invert her wound. kat healing her bullet wound just makes absolutely no sense to me. can someone explain plz? ok, so kat was shot by a inverted bullet. she had a bullet wound if they didn't do anything she would die. they brought her into the inverted world. WHY WOULD THE WOUND START HEALING SUPER FAST IN THE INVERTED WORLD? raiders said when they're inverted, their bodies are still aging forwards, they're thinking forwards and their bodies are moving forwards too. This is evident when Protagonist goes into inverted world for the first time. he walks forwards, gets in a car and drives forwards, while his whole environment is moving backwards, aka inverted, so I'm assuming his body, his skin is not part of the environment. This means, when someone is inverted, everything about them from their perspective is still moving forwards: they're aging older (they don't become younger), they're doing their actions forwards. so...................... why would Kat heal her bullet wound ultra-fast if she's inverted? and we learned that the bullet was never unshot. she revealed her scar on the yacht, meaning the bullet did enter her, she DID get shot, she just managed to heal super fast. if the wound was inverted, then she would not have the scar. WHY WOULD SHE GAIN WOLVERINE'S SUPER FAST HEALING IF SHE'S INVERTED? THAT MAKES NO SENSE!!! you guys might bring up Protagonist's stab wound. here's the history of the stab wound. First he looks at his arm, there's a scar. then it starts bleeding. then it disappears because he gets unstabbed the suit version of Protagonist. this kinda sorta makes sense because the scar is moving backwards in time, so the scar's history is: scar-->bleeding-->nonexistent. Protagonist's wound never healed, it just inverted (essentially Protagonist's mind and body are always moving forward in time from his perspective, but his wound is moving backwards in time). This is DIFFERENT from Kat's bullet wound. Kat wound's history is: bleeding-->super fast healing-->completely healed with a scar. Meaning Kat's wound never inverted, it HEALED because she ended up with a scar. if super fast healing is possible, then it's possible for the protagonist to revive Neil at the end of the movie. Remember the bad bald guy was about to shoot the Protagonist and the inverted Neil blocked the bullet and died? Protagonist (at the end of the movie) can go back, pick up Neil's body, bring him to a turnstile, reinvert him and then invert him again, start the super fast healing process (just like what Kat did), and then reinvert back to forward moving time, essentially healing and reviving Neil (and I'm talking about the oldest Neil who died, not the other younger versions of Neil's). I know not everything about the Tenet makes scientific sense. The "burning becomes freezing in inverted world" makes absolutely no sense scientifically (if Protagonist's car starts burning, and you reverse it, wouldn't the fire disappear? Why would it start to freeze?), so maybe Kat gaining super fast healing while inverted is another one of those non-scientific plot device. Fantastic podcast Raiders! Love it

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Only thing I don’t understand is when the people from the future invert the gold as payment, why doesn’t Russian bad guy have to wait 100 years to find the gold?

Bro I watch the movie just to come and watch the podcast 🔥🔥🔥

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If Neil is inverted why doesn’t he have a mask

Loved the episode and your explanation. Still think the movie sucked. And this is coming from a massive Nolan fan 😭😩 i truly wanted to like it, just think it was unnecessarily complicated just to make a "smart" movie

Are there actually 2 of you or is it just 1 switching spots

THEYRE TWINS??!?

Kenneth b was miscast. He over acts and it totally takes me out of the scene. My only complaint

I like Primer better. :)

This analysis doesn’t really make sense. How can Neil be “inverted?” He’s not wearing a mask or talking backwards when he first meets Protagonist. This isn’t hard science fiction. Like the characters say, don’t think about it too much.

I just watched it tonight and as per usual with every Nolan film, my brain was turned inside out😂😂 This helped and was very entertaining

should of took the train much faster and can drink on the train =)

Terribly disappointing film with a completely lacklustre interpretation of time. I spent much of the movie trying to understand what was happening, lead lazily to a disappointing ending that felt like a 200M$ pilot for a Netflix series I'll never watch.