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Maybe Nolan didn't understand it either?

Probably liemax or mini-imax or 'the incredible shrinking imax 'Take your choice. As Donald Trump would probably say-more fake screen sizes.

Had a free ticket to see TENET.It was truly the most tedious piece of rubbish that I have ever endured in a cinema. Not surprised at the mostly negative reviews in Australia

Big budget films do not always make big money at the box office and it is often the low budget films that enter cinema history as being classics.

Does anyone still remember Michael Bay?

I always thought that GONE WITH THE WIND was and still is,the most successful film of all time.It made more money and more people saw the film than they did AVATAR.SOUND OF MUSIC must be near the top of the list as well.

I had the same problem with parts of APOCALYPSE NOW when I saw it in Paris.Luckily the 70mm print had sub-titles

I disagree with you. Nolan is my least favourite film director. His DUNKIRK was woeful in my opinion.The fifties version was far superior.

A friend's son works as a projectionist and he said that with only 76 patrons seeing TENET on Saturday over several sessions, people are staying home and too afraid to venture out to the movies.

Now IS the time to reopen cinemas-it all depends on where you live. They have been open for a couple of months in my city and without any problems. The virus will be with us for a couple of years so you had better get used to it. Personally I don't expect a vaccine to be available...

TENET is previewing from today in Sydney in 70mm at 3 cinemas and the rest in digital. . Seems a huge expense to have 3 70mm prints for the one city.

TENET opens in Sydney,Australia on 27 August in 70mm but woefully projected onto a small cinemascope sized screen and there are no curtains in the cinema. Why would anybody bother seeing it in 70mm under such circumstances? I did see a film in 70mm at the same cinema once, several...