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Tenet (2020) dir. Christopher Nolan

for @glove23′s birthday week 2023 — PROTAGONEIL from TENET (2020)

they make you watch two hours of tenet promising Science Action and time loops and quantum mechanics and warping reality and in the last five minutes theyre like fuck you ahaha it was about love this whole time

storm3326

neil: I ordered yours too! protagonist: oh, thanks. I've never tried this before. it's good!

neil saw the protagonist eating that particular dish many times in his past(protagonist's future) but it was him who introduced it to the protagonist.

caluanthes

You’ve got something?

TENET (2020), dir Christopher Nolan

sioboi

im coming out as a fan of tenet

madeline-kahn

“For me I think this is the end of a beautiful friendship.” “But for me it’s just the beginning.”

Tenet (2020) dir. Christopher Nolan

weclassybouquetfun

Some poor freelancer for British GQ had to cobble together a piece ahead of Christopher Nolan's OPPENHEIMER and since all the Barbenheimer jokes have been made, they decided to dream a little bigger (darling) and present to the readership the reachiest of reaches about the homoreoticism of Christopher Nolan films. A stretch worthy of Mister Fantastic, Elongated Man and Plastic Man.

I'm not mad at it. Especially since they, at least, got the #1 and #2 picks correct.

Because just what things do you get up to with the Protagonist, Neil???

rylandsgrace

Tenet (2020) dir. Christopher Nolan

nanami-says

Part VI (1/3): chapters 65~68

Gojou’s Past Arc

Chapter 65

[Utahime about the barrier she and Mei Mei have been trapped in]

“Or it’s a ridiculously huge barrier”

⇒ “Or could it be that it’s an endlessly huge barrier”

A bit of characterisation + a bit of trivia.

“Let’s split up and more unpredictably. If the spirit’s barrier can’t keep up, we should be able to get out”

Once again, the first bit sounds more like Utahime’s giving a more general explanation.

“If one of us can get out, they can attack from the outside… or even call for help”

The “even” was unnecessary here, she was just listing different options. Tacking the “even” to “call for help” method imo kind of affects Utahime’s characterisation as it makes her emphasise seeking someone else’s aid.

“You cryin’?”

“I’m not crying!! Respect your elders!”

Not sure if there’s a better translation considering English doesn’t have the same sort of multileveled polite speech the way Japanese does but Utahime here actually was saying “polite language!” since Gojou was using casual forms (as opposed to -desu/-masu).

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