Tenet

Clearly the film of a madman, Tenet finds the populous groove with a flavor of espionage, all while toying with the constants of the narrative. It’s impressive how smooth this movie is, and the charming cast only adds to the overall story while unraveling itself at every turn.  Tenet takes it own category in Nolan’s filmography with his methodical nature of the setup into the action, there’s no lead up to a grand finale or anything of the sort. everything we see, every twist and turn is re-approached from another angle that provides a perspective that completes the missing link you didn’t even know was missing.  Ultimately, Tenet is packed with abstracted images rather than the usual Nolan route of going out of his way to explain or reorient the viewer to what’s on screen, and I loved it.