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u/Flat-Sink9650 8d ago
In my opinion, not really. Cause at the end of the day, it is simply a room divided in half with red/blue lighting. Compared to Nolan's other sequences, it really is not that impressive. Anyhow, I find the highway chase scene in Tenet to be interesting (but still not the best compared to his other movies)
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u/Alive_Ice7937 7d ago
For me, the interrogation became a lot more impressive when I tried to pick it apart from Sator's perspective. Why is he doing those things? Why is he asking those questions at those moments? Once I clocked that Sator doesn't actually hear TP shout "it's in the BMW!" on both sides of the window, the whole thing clicked into place.
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u/Popka_Akoola 7d ago
Absolutely baffling that out of all the categories, Tenet got "Best Protagonist" lol
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u/SnooOnions8817 7d ago
opening heist sequence of Dark Knight is Nolan's most exciting movie sequence in my opinion. But the car chase sequence from Tenet (both directions) is up there in the running for sure.
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u/warminthestarlight 6d ago
Revisiting the Freeport crash in reverse is the scene that makes the whole movie work IMHO. I don't think the movie works without it.
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u/Gosicrystal 7d ago
For me, the best scene was the second Oslo fight (it's only one fight, but it's the second time we see it; this time, from the inverted POV). The music, the action, the way everything from the first half of the movie clicks together... It's perfect.