Nolan Dominates Theatres? After "Oppenheimer," "Tenet" Announces Re-release!

Nolan's work "Tenet" is set for a re-release in North America on February 23, with the release of a thrilling trailer. Will you consider revisiting the cinema for this masterpiece? Notably, another Nolan film, "Oppenheimer," is scheduled for a re-release on March 1.

This film holds a 7.6 rating on Douban, making it one of Nolan's lowest-rated works, along with the early piece "Insomnia," also with a 7.6 rating.

In the National Opera House of Kyiv, a group of masked thugs suddenly storms the auditorium, holding hundreds of musicians and audience members hostage. Shortly after, the Ukrainian special forces swiftly arrive, following a predetermined tactical plan. Meanwhile, several mysterious individuals donning special forces insignias infiltrate during the chaos, successfully rescuing the trapped American ambassador. The protagonist, "Nameless" (John David Washington), once successfully completes a mission but finds himself involuntarily in a life-threatening situation. Upon waking again, he is informed of losing his original identity and subsequently joins a secret organization called "Tenet" to carry out a significant mission to prevent world destruction. Even during the opera house turmoil, he witnesses the peculiar phenomenon of reversing bullets. The current mission seems intricately tied to the reversal of bullets and, more intriguingly, the reversal of time.