‘Tenet’ July 17 Release: Cinemark Boss Says Warner Bros. & Christopher Nolan “Optimistic” Pic Will Stick To That Date

The well-known Hollywood director Christopher Nolan has dropped a hint about Robert Pattinson's character during an interview with Entertainment Weekly. The director reportedly said that the character essayed by Robert Pattinson could be called Neil, but further hinted that one never knows as the character could have multiple identities.

We are barely more than a month away from the release of Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet,” and even though we’ve had multiple trailers, numerous pictures, and plenty of interviews, we still don’t know much about the mysterious action epic. Well, we do know it has one hell of a cast.

Though other studios have swooped in to beat it to the big screen, Christopher Nolan’s new film, “Tenet,” will still be the first major blockbuster of the summer movie season when it arrives on July 31. And according to the filmmaker, “Tenet” might just be the most cinematic of all his features.

Movie bosses remain confident Christopher Nolan’s new film, Tenet, will open in cinemas on July 17, 2020, despite ongoing COVID-19 restrictions.

Movie bosses remain confident Christopher Nolan’s new film, Tenet, will open in cinemas on July 17, despite ongoing COVID-19 restrictions.

Has there been a film with a more anticipated release date than Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet?” Unlike the release dates for a big Marvel Studios film or the latest “Star Wars” movie, Warner Bros’ “Tenet” is not only poised to be one of the biggest films of the year, but it’s also being looked at as the film that will reignite the theatrical experience after the COVID-19 pandemic shut everything down a number of months ago.

Although two trailers of Tenet were released, it hasn't revealed the mystery of the Christopher Nolan directorial. Fans have been speculating about the plot, which seems to have some connection with defying the laws of time. While the trailers have been messing with our heads, it turns out even Robert Pattinson wasn't aware of what was happening for most months of the filming. The Twilight actor recently confessed that though he shot every scene given him, he had no idea what was going on. 

Turns out, stars are just like us, at least when it comes to being confused by Christopher Nolan‘s movies. As part of Esquire’s new profile on “Tenet” leading star John David Washington, his co-star Robert Pattinson acknowledged he often relied on Washington to help him understand the plot of the film as they were filming.

"They’re related by marriage"

Christopher Nolan is opening up about his upcoming film, Tenet, and if the movie will keep its original release date planned for July.

Christopher Nolan films are known for a number of things. They all have booming scores that are instantly recognizable.

Unrelated movies with the same title are nothing new in Hollywood, from the Oscar-winning “Crash” and David Cronenberg‘s psychological thriller of the same name, or Marvel’s “The Avengers” and the movie based on the 1960s British spy series with the same title. But when a multi-million dollar movie shares not only the same name, but also the design of your company, you’d be forgiven from worrying about how that could hurt you.

The excitement around “Tenet” continues to reach new heights, even if the desperation to release the film in theaters is causing very confusing release date announcements. The latest trailer answers a couple of questions while introducing a whole lot of new ones.

To release Christopher Nolan‘s “Tenet” or not to release Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet?” That is the million-dollar question on the minds of everyone in the film industry.

You can call Christopher Nolan a traditionalist. You can call him a visionary.

In a world where CGI is the go-to for visual effects in film, director Christopher Nolan revealed that he went in a different direction for a sequence in his upcoming movie that saw the production crew destroy a real 747 airplane.

Here’s hoping they filmed it in one take.

Christopher Nolan is leaving some special effects out of his upcoming movie, Tenet.