Search results
- Given the absence of DiCaprio, Page, Gordon-Levitt, etc., Tenet isn't going to be a direct sequel to Inception even if the two Nolan movies are eventually revealed to be connected to each other. However, one character appearing in both stories is Michael Caine.
screenrant.com/tenet-movie-inception-sequel-christopher-nolan-theory/
People also ask
Will Christopher Nolan's 'tenet' be based on 'inception'?
Are Tenet & inception connected?
Is Tenet a sequel to inception?
Will tenet be its own film?
May 5, 2021 · A popular online theory indicates Christoper Nolan’s high-concept sci-fi films Tenet, Inception, and Interstellar are all related, prompting a Nolan-connected universe outside of his Dark Knight trilogy. Nolan has a knack for mind-bending time and space-related scientific theories in his work, and these three movies are heavily entangled with ...
- Streaming Movies/TV Features Editor
- Tenet's Tech Could Be from The Same World as Inception
- Robert Pattinson's Tenet Character Is Similar to Tom Hardy's from Inception
- Michael Caine's Tenet Character Could Be from Inception
- Both Tenet & Inception Alter Time
- Tenet Feels Like A Spiritual Sequel to Inception
Tenet features the unique gimmick of "inversion," which allows characters to play events in reverse, i.e. pulling the trigger to retrieve a bullet rather than fire it. Based on the footage released via Tenet's two trailers, however, it's not entirely clear how the film's inversions work. Best guesses include the green glove Washington's Protagonist...
Aside from the technological parallels, Pattinson's role in Tenet isn't a million miles away from Hardy's in Inception. As Eames, Hardy portrays an old fashioned 007-esque spy type. Overtly British, somewhat ostentatious in his dress sense and harboring a flair for the dramatic, Eames is a hired gun in Cobb's Inception team, drafted in as an impers...
Given the absence of DiCaprio, Page, Gordon-Levitt, etc., Tenet isn't going to be a direct sequel to Inception even if the two Nolan movies are eventually revealed to be connected to each other. However, one character appearing in both stories is Michael Caine. Admittedly, Christopher Nolan is a director who routinely hires the same actors, and Cai...
Of the two Nolan films, it certainly looks like Tenet will explore the concept of time more overtly than Inception did. Not only does the movie introduce the innovative inversion mechanic, but the second trailer is full of allusions to the future and preventing a threat that has yet to happen. John David Washington's character even approaches the i...
Tenet is more likely to take place within Inception's universe than act as a direct follow-up, but it might also be a sequel in the spiritual sense. Similar to Casino and Goodfellas or Everybody Wants Some and Dazed and Confused, the relationship between Tenet and Inceptionmight be more cinematic than narrative. It's already evident that both deal ...
- Editor
May 29, 2020 · Tenet star John David Washington has confirmed that the new Christopher Nolan movie is at least somewhat connected to Inception. Nolan’s new film, which also stars Robert Pattinson and Michael...
- 3 min
Dec 21, 2019 · Yes, fan theories arose as early as last summer (when the teaser was released) that Tenet might be a sequel to Inception, and this new trailer is only furthering rumors that that may be the case. The film carries a very similar look to that film, as well as a similar concept.
- Peter Foy
Aug 7, 2020 · Whereas Inception was focused on inducing dreams in someone’s mind, Tenet – a thriller set in “a twilight world of international espionage” – will instead be focused on what Nolan has called...
- Jacob Stolworthy
- 3 min
May 22, 2020 · One tantalising theory is that Tenet will pivot around a military experiment with the same kind of technology which Cobb's criminal gang would later exploit for their own ends. So, not a sequel...
Aug 2, 2019 · Does Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet’ Have a Hidden ‘Inception’ Connection? The teaser for 'Tenet,' Christopher Nolan's new project suggests he will be revisiting themes he's been building ...
