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Cinema

A James Bond film with added physics no one understands: Tenet reviewed

29 August 2020

9:00 AM

29 August 2020

9:00 AM

Tenet

12A, Nationwide

Tenet is the latest high-concept, time-bending blockbuster from Christopher Nolan and it’s the film that (unofficially) reopens cinemas in the UK. It has everything that fans of Inceptionor Interstellar might want. There are spectacular set pieces. There’s time going forwards and then reversing, so it’s bullets flying back into the gun as crashed cars right themselves.

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