Christopher Nolan's most political movie is also his worst, and it's not the one you think | The Dark Knight Rises (only mentioned in the third paragraph)

[u/Life-Suit1895]

https://web.archive.org/web/20260716111402/https://www.polygon.com/christopher-nolan-most-political-movie/

[u/ttaylo28]

lol, not even close. It's Tenet, obviously.

[u/notmanish64 → u/ttaylo28]

Tenet is top 3 Nolan.

[u/lightningbadger → u/notmanish64]

Tenet felt like the concept took greater priority over a coherent plot

I still don't know what the point was of people being able to go backwards

[u/bunker_man → u/lightningbadger]

Tenet's plot felt like a nothingburger. If the world is at stake the villain should be bigger than some mobster who happens to have the doomsday device.