Movie review ' tenet'

Movie Artists: John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Kenneth Branagh, Dimple Kapadia, Martin Donovan, Himesh Patel, Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Writer and Director: Christopher Nolan

Renowned Hollywood director Christopher Nolan's much-awaited film Tenet released on Friday after it was allowed to open theaters in the country. In present-day Hollywood, Christopher Nolan is unmatched in making grand and exciting films on original stories. He gave hit films such as Inception, following the Dork Knight Triology. He was nominated for the first time at the Oscar Award for the war-based film Dunkirk. Now he has brought the science fiction film Tenet.

It is said to be his most expensive film till date. The film has been released in many countries including America, Europe. The biggest feature of this film is its visuals. The cinematography of the film is panoramic. In many places, the thrill of a breath-taking action scene is found only on the big screen.

Nolan's film 'Inception' explored various possibilities of dreams. At the same time, in order to prevent the inevitable catastrophe in Tenet, the hero travels time and risks his life. This catastrophe has also been described as horrific from World War I and nuclear war.

The film begins with terrorists entering a large Oprah house packed with spectators in Ukraine's capital, Kiev. They make people unconscious through gas and are set to blow it up. This opening scene is followed by an introduction to the protagonist (John David Washington). He is sent on a mission to save the world from destruction. The mission is about saving the world from the powerful Russian arms dealer Andrei (Kenneth Branagh), who can travel the triumvirate.

Now he has to be defeated in his own game. The film deals with how the protagonist executes his mission using the technique of reversing the flow of time. The film's title Tenet is the name of an organization striving to save the world from destruction. Christopher's tenet comes nearly three years after the release of Dunkirk. This is Nolan's first film with a black protagonist.

Technically, this film is fantastic. Its concept is also fantastic. To make him believable, action, adventure, and intrigue have been filled with high levels of imagination. Christopher Nolan effectively brings it to the screen on several occasions. He has got the full support of artists in it. The scenes of car chasing and stealing cylinders from the vehicle in the film are thrilling. The film also goes to different countries.

Be it military ships flying in the sky or ocean views, they are adorable. Although the story is quite complex. Suddenly you reach from one place to another. You are a little confused about the movement of time travel. No life is shown except for the mission of the two most important characters in the story.

The film addresses the protagonist to the character of John David Washington. Neil (David Pattison) lives together as their partner. The pairing of both seems interesting. Elizabeth Debicki's character is around motherhood and domestic violence. She does her role with justice.

This is Dimple Kapadia's first Hollywood film. In this, he played the role of Priya, who deals in arms deals in Mumbai and is associated with the intelligence organization. Dimple seems effective in his brief but pivotal role.