“Tenet” grossed more than $350 million around the world, but that wasn’t enough for this expensive movie to break even — meaning any profit will have to come from the home video release starting now.
The first major blockbuster to be released to theaters since the pandemic began grossed more than $350 million around the world, but that wasn’t enough for this expensive movie to break even — meaning any profit will have to come from the home video release starting now.”Tenet” couldn’t open in Hollywood, New York City, and other places where movie theaters remain closed, but seeing it on the big screen was worth the effort. The film shot in IMAX looks spectacular, but watching the picture at home is going to be a more comfortable experience.”Tenet” is a palindrome, a word that reads the same forwards and backwards, and the movie directed by Christopher Nolan is set in a world where folks in the future can go back in time to cause problems in our present. It’s fascinating and very exciting and well worth seeing, though it’s a tad too complicated for its own good.
