The Dark Knight with The Joker numerous crosses was brilliant.!! But The Dark Knight Rises... with BANE AND THE AIR PLANE RESCUE... DARE I SAY.... TOPPED IT!! EDGE'S OUT TENET...
@@bnn366 to low your expectations I think it's nolans weakest film and i am telling that with pain because he is one of my favorites, but every director as great as they are always have a misstep in their career and for Nolan that's it in my opinion, but you may love the film, stay safe and enjoy the film when it comes out in your region
@@bnn366 in my opinion, it's a poorly written script with really underdeveloped and bad characters, weak acting except from keneth branah and really cheap looking production(I know it cost 200 million but it knowhere near looked like one)
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@@liespersecond-lr5mk Thanks bro, I'll check it out. I had just read about the connection online, how characters and other plot elements (besides TENET, obviously) are named after words in the Square.
FACT: The section from 00:00 to 00:44 is basically the sound of Opera performers tuning their instruments before Nolan brings the roof down. Ludwig Göransson is a genius composer. #respect
Classical music listeners can relate(i did so much. Never thought I'd hear tuning of instruments by opera in an OST.. like ever.). Görannsson level of detail & craft is quite incredible(he's classically trained & been to music school as well.. so i guess that really explains his technique in almost all of his OST).
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Best action movie in 2020 for me. Even I was confused at the first time I watched, but come on... The Opera scene, the inverted car chase, the red-blue room scene, that inverted ship, and last but not least the Red-Blue team temporal pincer scene with that reversed explosion, sick af 🔥
Who ever trained the actors for this sequence knows what they’re doing. The actors moved with a speed a confidence of professionals who really knew what they were doing.
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The best songs from Christopher Nolan's films: INCEPTION: "Time" and "Dream is Collapsing" INTERSTELLAR: "First Step" and "No Time for Caution" TENET: "Rainy Night in Tallinn" and "Posterity"
I would add "stay" to the interstellar list, in lower case. It's the part where Cooper has to leave and the orchestra goes absolutely insane and makes you want to cry your eyes out.
YES! Saw the film in IMAX yesterday and can confirm it was the best movie going experience I can remember, probably ever... The score gave me chills from the very first hit, when the squad enters... Masterpiece by Chris Nolan, and the score supported and elevated the story every step of the way, in a groundbreaking and original way! Thank you WB, Nolan and Ludwig Goransson! Wishing you a successful box office run in these crazy times...
@@priyotomo203 I watched it in IMAX and it was indeed loud at some points, so I suggest watching a subtitled version in IMAX if you can because that really helped and allowed me to also enjoy the loud music and sounds.
I'm so sad that I did not see Interstellar in a cinema and did not see Dunkirk in Imax. But with Tenet I'm so thankful to have been able to find out that you don't just see Christopher Nolan movies in Imax. You feel them.
I pretty much didn’t understand any of the movie but sitting in the theater watching it in Dolby with the seats vibrating with the soundtrack is amazing!
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Such an intense experience tho! Even if you didn't understand the whole movie it was just amazing. Thats why I love Nolan's movies. Full of mystery and sometimes you just have to watch it without asking what the plot is all about lol
@@BenAri18 And you made the assumption that I said you weren't entitled to your opinion. Seriously how dense are you? I merely stated my own opinion and you tried to spin it into something else. A famous quote comes to mind though: "You're not entitled to your opinion. You're entitled to your informed opinion. Nobody is entitled to be ignorant." - HE
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@@bilalkahhaleh3403 I mean, I just can't see Zimmer scoring this. Tenet is just way too modern for his style. Gorranson was the perfect fit for this, a mix of bass-inspired hip-hop sound.
Hearing this AWESOME soundtrack named "RAINY NIGHT IN TALLINN" while also having lived in Tallinn your whole life is honestly an unreal experience. I freaking love Christopher Nolan and Ludwig Göransson.
I think one of the most underrated parts of the whole piece (and throughout the Tenet soundtrack in general) is how he uses those triplet rhythms in the synths against the deep guitar drones and heavy drums to build tension...the way the synths enter at 1:04 makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up every time. Magnificently unsettling.
There are actually not than many instruments here. Probably less than a dozen. Synths, percussions, a few violins probably, maybe a horn or too (but I don't think so) and that's it. It's pretty minimalistic in terms of orchestra.
@@sebastiengerber146 thanks for enlightening buddy, I am just a layman when it comes to music. It just that there is so much of variety in the score that it felt there are many instruments used for this.
@@doge8825 I don't think so with this one, because Warner Bros is the one who handle the distribution and they have decided that this movie will be aired on streaming platform this year which Nolan's upset and criticised the decision. If Warner Bros takes Nolan's comment seriously, then I think there will be no Tenet's re-release in IMAX.
@@akramdinulakbar9924 yeah but these are different situations. I doubt given how much praise the theatrical version got they won’t at least *strongly consider it* at some point
@@TheRockinBK have you heard any of Hans old scores from the lates 80s, 90s and early to mid 00s? I think those are superior scores to what he made for dune. Just my opinion. I love Hans.
Oblique reference to Travis Scott’s ending track ‘The Plan’ begins at 1:34. Ludwig and Chris mention this during their interviews about that soundtrack that they went back to the beginning after Travis had finished his piece and added some of his sounds earlier to ensure a link to the end, kind of subliminally introducing us to that song.
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The beginning of the stair climb sequence at 2:49 builds up quite nicely like a Hitchcock suspense scene - a mild beginning to lull the audience and then a sudden ramp up - it beautifully follows the action on the screen.
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Watched this on IMAX after lock down and I had tears in my eyes, I had missed going to the cinema so much combined with watching an incredible Chris Nolan film. The protagonist sprinting with this music in the background was breathtaking.
I can understand the rotten tomatoes score being lower than other masterpieces of films, but lower than Cuties? This movie is very underrated in my opinion. This is one of the most original films I have ever seen
Don’t trust critics ever , watch it for yourself. This was one of the best scenes , it gave me heavy spec ops operator vibes that would make any active duty member proud
reasons why this is actually the best alarm one can actually keep. 5:53 , the drop is enough to make a man jump from his sleep. 5:59 , it comes again. 6:08 , the warning siren, 15 seconds of not snoozing or either switching off the alarm. 6:23 , 30 seconds of the alarm and i haven't actually heard the 15 second mark yet and haven't ever slept when the alarm had rung, such a banger track this is! ludwig you beauty...
Man when you hear these songs in the theater - your heart BECOMES the bass.
Starting from 2 min 45 secs... It just blows the roof off
Chills everywhere. First time in theaters, now at home...
"Audience found dead in theater due to heartbeat disorder while watching TENET"
I expect that!
aye my adrenaline was pumped and my heart was going through the roof
This soundtrack: isn’t nominated for the Academy awards
Lüdwig: *Wake up the Americans*
😫😡💥💥💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥
Yes obviously, best intro scene ever and the soundtrack lifted that scene to high
He already received one tho.yes thos was a unique experience
😂😂
You, Davide, are amazing
I bought a copy of Tenet yesterday. The cashier handed me the receipt before I paid. Weird...
Don't try to understand it.. Just feel it
I literally died to your comment😭😂😂
🤣🤣
Looool
Was the cashier wearing a mask? Maybe you just experienced the reverse time phenomena 😉.
Possibly the best opening sequence of any action movie.
I agree. Incredible opening sequence.
Not sure if this or Dark Knight
@@TheCriticalMartian dude the dark knight has been beaten. And it's this movie that beat the dark knight.
The Dark Knight with The Joker numerous crosses was brilliant.!! But The Dark Knight Rises... with BANE AND THE AIR PLANE RESCUE... DARE I SAY.... TOPPED IT!! EDGE'S OUT TENET...
Raiders of The Lost Ark and Casino Royale come to mind.
That dropping on the bass at 2:50 when they start running, so powerful I felt it in my spine, in imax it was so unreal
You guys are making us jealous 😂
@@bnn366 to low your expectations I think it's nolans weakest film and i am telling that with pain because he is one of my favorites, but every director as great as they are always have a misstep in their career and for Nolan that's it in my opinion, but you may love the film, stay safe and enjoy the film when it comes out in your region
@@danielnavrozidis is it bad im from india so no chance for us
@@danielnavrozidis might watch pirate version now and after theater release i will watch it in theater
@@bnn366 in my opinion, it's a poorly written script with really underdeveloped and bad characters, weak acting except from keneth branah and really cheap looking production(I know it cost 200 million but it knowhere near looked like one)
Fun fact: Hans Zimmer was busy scoring with Dune so he recommended Ludwig Göransson to Nolan.
I am so glad for that.
Source on Zimmer recommending Ledwig? Cause I think Emma Thomas chose him
@@ivpt how u know emma thomas chose him?
@@farhaancynix3785 Chapter 12 - Looking At The World In A New Way: The Making Of TENET
I remember hearing in an interview with Ludwig that Zimmer had recommended him, but I don’t remember how to find it.
2:50 i swear I’ve never had a rush of physical exhilaration watching a movie like I did in this moment. Visceral.
This is why cinema can never die, you just don't get this at home.
@@dc33c Not the same.
same !!!!!
liemon facts!
for real, same
2:50 In the bass system at Imax, the hall was collapsing.
I went back second time to experience it in the cinemas. It was amazing
My seat was litterally shaking
Just watched it for the third time, it's amazing!!
my popcorn literally scattering
It was fkn amazing wasnt it?!!!!
*When you are introverted but the "tro" is silent*
detrevnI
@@shfd3832 B R U H
I don't get this
@@shfd3832 remove 'tro' from introverted
what do you get
Hint: detrevnI
@@shfd3832 inverted
Me and the boys performing temporal pincer movements:
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but not in space, in time...
@RainFall It's probably a bot.
🤣🤣😎
Yeah while hearing this music 🤣🤣🤣
6:09 those sirens are otherworldly
I clearly want to hear them more !!
That's the moment where he's back for the second time to fight his double
@@liespersecond-lr5mk spam
You can check the Dark Phoenix soundtrack by Hans Zimmer. It has similar melodies.
Came here for this. It's something I hadn't heard before. At this moment in the film he's collecting the bombs into a bag to save the audience.
Inception and Tenet honestly could have their own cinematic universes.
Underated comment
Gonna cry?
I know right!
I'm more leaning towards the theory of Interstellar and Tenet being in the same universe. Inception seems a bit stretched to be connected with Tenet.
I like to think all Nolan films are connected in a weird way, like a giant world with all these stories happening at different times
This my friends is how you open a movie. Just nonstop thrilling fast paced action with a killer score. Fantastic!
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Exactly...
The opening of this film was incredible, and the music accompanying the scene made is so much better!
Its difficult to explain, but it gave off such a Nolan vibe
I found myself actually bobbing my head along with the music and action during the Opera House scene!
Jack H. Reviews even tho the movie was a bit hard to understand this opening scene gave me the chills i literally said “this is so nolan”
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and best experienced while high
When he said “It’s Tenetin’ time!” I cried. Nolan never misses.
It's invertin' time
@@joeyk107 It's morbin time
Tom Cruise made a cameo in the opera crowd.
Pretty hard to spot as he was, inverted.
When i'm a millionaire, i'm gonna build an IMAX theatre just to watch this scene in there. And y'all are invited 😌
Are we all invited or inverted? 🤔😏
Haha, i too have the same plan🔥
I'll bring the popcorn
You should find gold
You chose the wrong profession.
The part at 6:07 is criminally underrated, it’s the best one. Definitely should have extended that and done something more with it
Those ominous horns..best opening ever
Saw it in IMAX twice..no regrets
@@uberinfinitegaming Same here man
@@liespersecond-lr5mk Thanks bro, I'll check it out. I had just read about the connection online, how characters and other plot elements (besides TENET, obviously) are named after words in the Square.
Emotional
@@uberinfinitegaming I didn't get a chance to see it in theatres but MAAAAN this part would have been AMAZING I'd imagine.
FACT:
The section from 00:00 to 00:44 is basically the sound of Opera performers tuning their instruments before Nolan brings the roof down. Ludwig Göransson is a genius composer. #respect
Classical music listeners can relate(i did so much. Never thought I'd hear tuning of instruments by opera in an OST.. like ever.).
Görannsson level of detail & craft is quite incredible(he's classically trained & been to music school as well.. so i guess that really explains his technique in almost all of his OST).
When I was watching the movie the first time, I was amazed how Ludwig used the sound of musicians tuning instruments for creating tension
When I first heard this song I was amazed to the fact that the tuning instrument sound was embedded in it rather than being part of the movie audio.
Whatt? Really? 😭
Ludwig Göransson knocked it out of the park with this one. Excellent soundtrack.
I've gone to the cinema 3 times just to rewatch this opening scene. Best opening scene in recent memory, let alone this year.
That and The Dark Knight opening, also by Christopher Nolan.
same
You only watched the opening?
@@moon_girl4468 for the opening
@@jamjamjunior7138 nothing beats dark knight opening scene. I still remember seeing for the first time in theaters.
6:35 - the eternal sound of TeneT. No one will ever mistake it for something else! So iconic!
It's Neil theme
Ludwig Goransen gave me ultimate Chills while watching this on theatres.
@Tony Ke That's debatable, Both of their scores are futile to compare. But tbh Zimmer's dunkirk score was at something else as compared to TENET.
I haven't seen it yet, looking forward to when Corona is over tho
@@dominicmenter3989 just go see it in imax while you still can!!
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@Aravind Gurrala bro dbox tho
2:50 is adrenaline rush !!
This soundtrack proves that Ludwig can also be a perfect collaborator for future Nolan movies just like Zimmer !
That's the best part
Imagine all three in one room
When that part came I was like...Yeeeaah 👌
You predicted it correctly with Oppenheimer
He did Oppenheimer, and hopefully more🙏🏼
Best action movie in 2020 for me. Even I was confused at the first time I watched, but come on... The Opera scene, the inverted car chase, the red-blue room scene, that inverted ship, and last but not least the Red-Blue team temporal pincer scene with that reversed explosion, sick af 🔥
Yes!
Can’t believe you didn’t mention the 747 crash. That was one of the best parts of the whole film.
@@jakemitchell1132 dude every part was the best part
People will complain about TENET,but believe me, this movie is definitely ahead of its time!!
6:34 Neil's debut is just badass
That's the moment where is back for the second time to fight his double, I want hear this!!!
Declare this comment as spoiler
, i just read it
@@jeremiebon3653 Spoiler alert
Spoiler alert pls
Who ever trained the actors for this sequence knows what they’re doing. The actors moved with a speed a confidence of professionals who really knew what they were doing.
We live in a Twilight World!
@@marcus2fashion NOOOOOOOOOOO my nightmares are coming back
Marcus Worsham and there are no friends at dusk.
@@GellertTV not that type of Twilight 😂
Absolutely
"'No friends at dusk', huh?"
"You'll do. Get him to the rally point!"
"Swap clothes. The Ukrainians are expecting a passenger"
@@Inndjkaawed2922 I never seen anything like this.
Take this. Take him. Take his exit. I don’t trust ours anymore.
@@nuttydoraemon It is centrally synchronised. Are there more?
@@Inndjkaawed2922
Cover the traces.
Moment of silence for everyone who will not experience this in theaters
😭
We will Experience On dec 4th 😎😎😎😎
Edit : Experienced in Inox😍😍😍
Moment of silence for those who cannot adjust volume
Especially in IMAX theatre experience
Watched it yesterday in Inox! ❤
"we live in a twilight world"
"no friends at dusk"
You've been made. The siege is a blind for them to vanish you.
"I established contact"
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What does he say about the package? “Where’s the package?” “Coat check”
me and the boys at class reunion
As a Hans Zimmer fan .I didn't expect anything from Ludwig Göransson but this music is great
Same bro!!
Both of them are awesome
I also love his work in The Mandalorian, too ☺️☺️
Ludwig's work is great. He also did Black Panther.
Didn't quite work for me
how can there be dislikes for this,
them must be likes but inverted.
Right 😂
Nice
Must be Nolan haters!
No an inverted like would be someone liking and then unliking
seY
That simple guitar part at 3:30 really take this song to a different level
wow I never really noticed that guitar part, it really does elevate it a LOT
that is the protagonist's theme. in the scene, he is entering the VIP area, that's why this guitar is added to the ongoing score
The best songs from Christopher Nolan's films:
INCEPTION: "Time" and "Dream is Collapsing"
INTERSTELLAR: "First Step" and "No Time for Caution"
TENET: "Rainy Night in Tallinn" and "Posterity"
Some of the best songs of all time.
I would add 528491 to the Inception list
I would add "stay" to the interstellar list, in lower case. It's the part where Cooper has to leave and the orchestra goes absolutely insane and makes you want to cry your eyes out.
INCEPTION : Mombasa
@@dwarkeshgaur BIG facts
YES! Saw the film in IMAX yesterday and can confirm it was the best movie going experience I can remember, probably ever... The score gave me chills from the very first hit, when the squad enters... Masterpiece by Chris Nolan, and the score supported and elevated the story every step of the way, in a groundbreaking and original way! Thank you WB, Nolan and Ludwig Goransson! Wishing you a successful box office run in these crazy times...
💯 %
I want to watch this in imax but I'm afraid that i couldn't hear the dialogue
@@priyotomo203 we all couldn't bro, its nothing new in Nolan's film but this was a bit too loud
@@priyotomo203 I watched it in IMAX and it was indeed loud at some points, so I suggest watching a subtitled version in IMAX if you can because that really helped and allowed me to also enjoy the loud music and sounds.
Nothing ever is gonna top interstellar
Teacher:We are going to Estonia in the next trip
Girls:Can’t wait to go to the opera theatre!!!
Boys:Wake up the Americans
Should be top comment😂
the opera scene was in kiev, ukraine...
@@eahos3768 and it was filmed in estonia
"Not this one!"
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
The guitar at 3:31 makes my blood flow in a reverse direction - such genius what a few tones can do.
2:50 me after turning off the light in the basement and running upstairs because the killer behind me is chasing me
Bruh
Bruh
Calorie intake.
Bruh
FAST AF BOI
6:34 This is emotional and now my rigtone too.. Neil's theme..
It's a reversed version of the theme when neil and team blue reaches before explosion..
Dear please tell me how i download that ringtone..? Any site
We live in a Twilight World
Robert Pattinson: 😏
There are no friends at dusk
@@varunmehta5627 You'll do. Get him to the rally point.
Swat clothes
@@varunmehta5627 its sad you whits folks give John David no credit... but you are white after all.
he's more like😭😭🙏🏻🙏🏻
2:50 what a heart beat it was in IMAX
This is my first time watching Nolan’s film in theater literally CHILLS EVERYWHERE
I'm so sad that I did not see Interstellar in a cinema and did not see Dunkirk in Imax. But with Tenet I'm so thankful to have been able to find out that you don't just see Christopher Nolan movies in Imax. You feel them.
I have seen all his movies in theaters since Batman Begins. IMAX for all of them.
Imax is how the lord intended Chris Nolan films be experienced
Amen
@@TheIpodMan32 PREACH!!
Between Black Panther, Mandalorian and THIS, Ludwig Goranssan is quickly becoming one of my favorite modern composers!
Brilliant opening. The orchestra tuning their instruments was a really great way to create tension.
here's your ticket before 1 million views.
k
Ty x
Here's your ticket for having already seen the movie 3+ times
cool
thank you kind stranger
Can't believe this has not been nominated to the Oscars...
Neither was Man of Steel OST. The Oscars are 💩
Oscar don't deserve this 🤣
@@galvinpro Nahh..that Snyder movie doesn't deserve anything!
Ludwig: you want to make a movie about time reverse?
Nolan: it would be extremely painful
Ludwig: you are a big director
Nolan: for you
😂😂😂 I don't care what people say. Bane was awesome.
Kinda lame ngl
Hahahahah 😂 yeas !
Do you feel in charge?
We live in twilight world😅
2:50 had me tapping my foot in the theater...dolby cinema’s bass is unreal
I did the EXACT SAME THING, multiple times during the movie btw, and yea it was at a dolby cinema too !
A minute of silence for those who didn't watch this in IMAX.
pain
Dolby sounded way better
@@Kauhl2912 really?? Wich one? Dolby Atmos or Doly Cinema? And have you seen TENET in both imax and dolby?.?
@@HAWK-2649 Dolby cinema and imax, sound was way better in Dolby imo
Me
This is next level music. My heart almost flew out from this scene.
@@liespersecond-lr5mk Will you shut up man?
I had several heart attacks in theather due to bass of these beautiful pieces made by my man ludwig
They synced the audio with action is so well, you can literally feel something big is happening
I pretty much didn’t understand any of the movie but sitting in the theater watching it in Dolby with the seats vibrating with the soundtrack is amazing!
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lol
Such an intense experience tho! Even if you didn't understand the whole movie it was just amazing. Thats why I love Nolan's movies. Full of mystery and sometimes you just have to watch it without asking what the plot is all about lol
Peer pressure
Hands down my favorite opening scene in a nolan film. Pure adrenaline
It’s the cleanest best pleasure
dark knight : "hold my mask"
@@googleuserpp2789 nope it was better than all including dark knight trilogy
@@sekarhome7766 the score makes it even better
@@lohithreddy6629 yea , ludwigg jus like that beat hans zimmer by this soundtrack , dont forget travis aswell
TENET is a criminally underrated masterpiece, way ahead of its time
Calm down. It's one of Nolan's worst (saying this as a self proclaimed Nolan fanboy). The films highlight was the score, the rest was forgettable.
@@SLSAMG can a guy not have an opinion anymore... how old r u mate
@@BenAri18 I never stated otherwise so don’t grasp at straws. Ironic statement though. Maybe you should ask yourself the same question.
@@SLSAMG hahahah u legit told me to calm down for voicing my opinion homes
@@BenAri18 And you made the assumption that I said you weren't entitled to your opinion. Seriously how dense are you? I merely stated my own opinion and you tried to spin it into something else. A famous quote comes to mind though: "You're not entitled to your opinion. You're entitled to your informed opinion. Nobody is entitled to be ignorant." - HE
That reverse beat change at 6:35 is amazing
I just want to camp inside an IMAX theater for a whole month with Tenet on play over and over again.
Same. It would probably take about a month of rewatches to unravel.
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6:34
“i think this is the end of a beautiful friendship.😭”
But for me is just the beginning. 🥺
2:49 always my favorite
I'll say this: We need more of Nolan-Gorranson.
Gorranolan
@@deffonotluke Nolansson
@@hablemosde1950 Yeah that's better
Goransson is great, but this will do. We need Zimmer back.
@@bilalkahhaleh3403 I mean, I just can't see Zimmer scoring this. Tenet is just way too modern for his style. Gorranson was the perfect fit for this, a mix of bass-inspired hip-hop sound.
I can literally able to see the first 6 mins of the film in front of my eyes while hearing this soundtrack for straight .Ludwig nailed it
Hearing this AWESOME soundtrack named "RAINY NIGHT IN TALLINN" while also having lived in Tallinn your whole life is honestly an unreal experience. I freaking love Christopher Nolan and Ludwig Göransson.
It must have been surreal watching this movie in the theatre and seeing places you are familiar with
@@rorysnow7937 it was trust me
I love your pfp
@@rorysnow7937 yep, it was
@@jonkasponkassak6663 hehe thanks
I assume you wrote this when i still had lego yoda as a profile picture
Might change it back eventually but idk🗿🗿
Sad that this movie is getting f-d over by corona.
agreed but still the movie earned a lot more than its budget
The blu ray is a day 1 purchase for me.
Juggy - Pubg Mobile they need about 400-500M just to break even. Budget doesn’t take into account other costs
Loyda Santana agreed
That's because the movie's inverted.
My friends said that they didn't like this movie cause they didn't understand it. I liked it, cause I didn't try to understand it, I felt it!
Can we get cheese in here
When the opening scene came on it was so loud i was gripped right away and with the soundtrack it couldve been the coolest opening scene ever
2:50 the minute they start sprinting towards the stairs 🔥 🔥
@@liespersecond-lr5mk can you please not post this to every comment ?
I think one of the most underrated parts of the whole piece (and throughout the Tenet soundtrack in general) is how he uses those triplet rhythms in the synths against the deep guitar drones and heavy drums to build tension...the way the synths enter at 1:04 makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up every time. Magnificently unsettling.
"That test you passed...not everybody does. Welcome to the Afterlife." and then 2:50 kicks in...that rhythmic drum/drone is something else! LOVE IT!
Ludwig: how many musical instruments you need for this?
Nolan: Yes
Ha!
Ha!
There are actually not than many instruments here. Probably less than a dozen. Synths, percussions, a few violins probably, maybe a horn or too (but I don't think so) and that's it. It's pretty minimalistic in terms of orchestra.
@@sebastiengerber146 thanks for enlightening buddy, I am just a layman when it comes to music. It just that there is so much of variety in the score that it felt there are many instruments used for this.
@@sebastiengerber146 somebody has to ruined it
Petition for Nolan to rerelease the movie on IMAX when the pandemic is over
Don't do that.... Don't give me a hope...
It will probably get re-released eventually. All of Nolan’s big movies like Inception, interstellar and Dark Knight were re-released eventually
@@doge8825 I don't think so with this one, because Warner Bros is the one who handle the distribution and they have decided that this movie will be aired on streaming platform this year which Nolan's upset and criticised the decision. If Warner Bros takes Nolan's comment seriously, then I think there will be no Tenet's re-release in IMAX.
@@doge8825 oh man imma enjoy all the bass in IMAX theatre
@@akramdinulakbar9924 yeah but these are different situations. I doubt given how much praise the theatrical version got they won’t at least *strongly consider it* at some point
Just when I thought Zimmer isnt replaceable...
Ludiwg has knocked it out of the park
Fun Fact: Hans actually recommended him to Nolan.
honestly i much preferred ludwic
This track is amazing, but the score as a whole was further proof that Zimmer is in fact irreplaceable. I hope he reunites with Nolan.
@@TheRockinBK have you heard any of Hans old scores from the lates 80s, 90s and early to mid 00s? I think those are superior scores to what he made for dune. Just my opinion. I love Hans.
BADASSERY dripping at 2:49
6:06 gave me the chills
5:53 In my minds eye I.still see the masked protagonist running through the lobby of the opera. **goose bumps**
Me too. That part jacks me up.
@@TheWelchProductions the first 6 or so minutes are now available on youtube. there you can re-experience this feeling!
The thrilling expanse of this moment, with this musical cue, on an IMAX screen in the theaters is amazing!
Imagine the Academy Awards 2021 begins with a reference to this scene. A Swat Team hijack the Dolby Theater with this music.
Imagine they started gassing everyone
@@theoutdoorlabchannel4267 Then we are definitely living in a twilight world
" *We live in a twilight world, and there are no friends at dusk* "
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We live in a Twilight World
And there are no friends at dusk.
Neil: Not again! 😉
You've been made, this siege is a blind for them to vanish you.
love you bella
@@nathwcx8299 who's the person he was saving?
Tenet is one of the weird movies where you come out of the theater as clueless to what the movie's about as before you went in
The second time I watched it I actually understood it less. And it's not an 'inverted' joke
I watched this movie so many times and still don’t understand it
@@rodrigodias4328 Yes I was the same way. Halfway through the second time I had to turn it off because I was running out of brain energy
You came out as clueless as you went in because you were inverted midway through
tenet is one of those movies where you see yourself walking out of the theater backwards as you walk in
Oblique reference to Travis Scott’s ending track ‘The Plan’ begins at 1:34. Ludwig and Chris mention this during their interviews about that soundtrack that they went back to the beginning after Travis had finished his piece and added some of his sounds earlier to ensure a link to the end, kind of subliminally introducing us to that song.
"You've been made, this siege is a blinds for them to vanish you."
"I established contact "
*Is a plan
3:31 man that extra beat gives me chills.....
i listened to this peice every day or 6 months and havent gotten tired of it. I dont usually have a favorite song but this takes the cake.
The opening of this movie is one of my favourite ever cinema moments. The sound and cinematography is next level.
The soundtrack for tenet makes your heart race in the best way possible
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Thanks Ludwig, the part from 6:02 to 6:28 is the greatest sounding part of a soundtrack I've ever hear in a VERY long time! Just chills...
Simply breathtakingly blood pumping experience
Such a gentle usage of polyrhythms and atonality. Ludwig is definitely gonna do much more of great pieces that I'm looking forward to.
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The beginning of the stair climb sequence at 2:49 builds up quite nicely like a Hitchcock suspense scene - a mild beginning to lull the audience and then a sudden ramp up - it beautifully follows the action on the screen.
who listen to this score and want to run around with a gas mask?
Just listen to this song while you go to the grocery store 😉
Or with any face mask in general, yeah.
YAAAA SAME BROOO
run backwards*
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If you closely listen, this music has lots of elements in reverse, which is basically the theme of the movie. Just Brilliant.
It's truly a privilege to see it in an IMAX theatre . It's like my childhood fantasy of being a spy come to life.
Best songs from TENET:
1- Rainy Night in Tallinn
2- Posterity
3- Foils
4- Turnstile
5- The Algorithm
6- Freeport
7- Windmills
Totally agree bro🔥
And betrayal
trucks in place is cool too
YES
trucks in place takes the cake for me
The score made the opening scene so badass. Had to watch it twice on imax.
Surprised no ones talking about 6:06. 5:53 to 6:24 pure GOOSEBUMPS!
Incredible ending to the siege
agree , unreal stuff
Watched this on IMAX after lock down and I had tears in my eyes, I had missed going to the cinema so much combined with watching an incredible Chris Nolan film. The protagonist sprinting with this music in the background was breathtaking.
RUclips should disable the dislikes on this video because it's impossible to hate this track!
that's what we're talking about!
Mesa thinks dislikes here are inverted likes
akshay satish 😳
@@lokijoshi9565 hmmMMM right you are, jarjar
Inverted just were we
Severely underrated movie with severely underrated music. Corona really messed up our perception at that time.
Hands down one of the best openings I've ever seen.
I can understand the rotten tomatoes score being lower than other masterpieces of films, but lower than Cuties? This movie is very underrated in my opinion. This is one of the most original films I have ever seen
Don’t trust critics ever , watch it for yourself. This was one of the best scenes , it gave me heavy spec ops operator vibes that would make any active duty member proud
Dude how can you even consider tomatoes relatable in 2020? It's nothing but a SJW pisshole now
The most original
@@dimbasz whats an sjw?
@@thepaperninja3123 social justice warrior
reasons why this is actually the best alarm one can actually keep.
5:53 , the drop is enough to make a man jump from his sleep.
5:59 , it comes again.
6:08 , the warning siren, 15 seconds of not snoozing or either switching off the alarm.
6:23 , 30 seconds of the alarm and i haven't actually heard the 15 second mark yet and haven't ever slept when the alarm had rung, such a banger track this is! ludwig you beauty...
5:11 love this change in melody.