Tenet: How We Did The Visual Effects
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Christopher Nolan’s science fiction thriller Tenet, starring John David Washington has been nominated for an Oscar for its visual effects.
The film’s VFX supervisor Andrew Jackson told Al Moloney how the film’s effects were made.
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I have, through probably ten different viewings, come to the conclusion that this is one of the most incredible movies to ever grace cinema. It's seriously insane. To come up with this fully-fledged concept, and actually realize it on camera, is lightning captured in a bottle. The writing of this script required a lot of care, and it clearly received just that. Film students with froth over this masterpiece for decades to come. Nolan's magnum opus imo. And I say that as someone who worships every single one of his works. Pure genius
100% It's an absolute achievement in every possible sense. The world simply wasn't ready for a film like this.
Totally agree. Its my favourite movie ever.
It has insane rewatch values
@@dannysyarissy9002 you gotta watch it so many times to truly appreciate what the director had in mind for audiences
I don’t care what people think about Nolan, I praise him for being one of very few film makers who are putting out new and original concepts/ideas
Hello, brother
Useless ideas nevertheless :)
someone asked you ? Don't care or care.
@@thomasbasu didn’t ask
That's what people think tho
The more you watch this film and understand how inversion works and where the timeline is at each moment, the more and more impressive this film is in my opinion.
watched twice in the theater.. if cinemas were still open i'd happily go And Enjoy twice more!
@@acenanu121 not sure where you are in the world but in the UK it’s on Sky
@@mattlewis8122 I got it downloaded and have a home theater at home too, but there's something about watching a movie like this or dunkirk in the theatres which you just cannot get while watching on the tele
It's crazy to me how few people go on about it. It's easily my favorite film of all time, and it's not even close. The music, cinematography, acting, and of course the mind-bending but somehow air-tight plot, are all perfect.
The world wasn't ready.
Tenet is underrated. It still needs a preresequel.
Nolan could be fired. You must be joking.
Tenet is the sequel
@@ClyeRandom it's prequel
@@harihacke9454 its seprequel
Tenet 2 Not coming because Nolan Going to think next project.
That building scene was quite a mystery for me now I finally know how they filmed that.
i still cannot wrap my head around that scene while watching the movie, as in what's happening and who's doing what lol
@@acenanu121 I still couldn't understand the pincer
@@unliving_ball_of_gas same. i get the basic concept, but action wise couldnt tell who's running where lol
It's mind-boggling to me that this movie only has a 7.4 on imdb....it's one of the greatest achievements in film-making history.
My guess is most people couldn't be assed to watch it again to really understand it...which is a shame.
the imploding and exploding thoe, mindblowing
The thing with visual effects is that the audience shouldn’t notice them.
That’s the point.
Nolan’s a genius.
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@@LanaaAmor Dude
@@GellertTV *eduD
FX secret of Jet scene:
Blow up real jet 😂
i love it🖤
I've watched the movie and heard the explanation of how they filmed it and I still struggle to grasp how it was done. I think Nolan is a multi-dimensional character that he refers to in Interstellar. I sort of hope someday he makes his final movie and we discover that all of his movies were in the same Nolan-verse. Gotham is just one universe while Interstellar discovers the multiverse. Memento, Inception, and Tenet look at the effects of a multiverse in our own universe.
Explaining the visual effects is pretty challenging and the guy does it pretty well! Tenet deserved so much more, criminally underrated by the Oscars.
Tenet is the most ambitious and original project of recent times and inevitably a cult movie of the future generations.
Yep, it's an amazing achievement in modern cinema and with all the flaws that it has, there's still not enough to bring it down from a 10/10 for me.
Special effects are amazing but movie itself is a meh.
@@ARmy2510 100%
Christopher Nolan’s movies are all connected and tenet is like the final piece. I suggest watching every Christopher Nolan film starting at tenet until you end up back at the following. Good luck protagonist.
@@ARmy2510 You are wrong
The visual effects in this movie were outstanding, it was a great concept and executed to perfection. So satisfying to watch.
My whole life revolves around this movie now. Being a particle physics enthusiast, it's a great deal in my life. Thank you, All of you..... This work is a blessing. TIME RUNS OUT.
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Totally worthy for the Oscar winning!!
It had even won oscar
@@akshitharjun5 I know right?!
Rightfully deserved Oscar, props
I love this movie. It’s so underrated
Man, this movie is gonna be fantastic, can't wait till it comes out
Proud that Prime Focus worked with Tenet team
The most confusing movie ever but the effects were genuis 👌👌
Finally someone said it i thought was me alone
@@kyndaycoleridge3436 Yah that movie is so confusing it can give you a headaches if you try to understand it
It's confusing at first before you get a grip of chronology. Once you understand what happens when, things become very clear fast.
Also the key to understanding the cause and effect is that "what happened, happened". First time in cinema I actually thought that the Protagonist made a mistake and changed the timeline by giving Sator the piece of Algorithm.
I had to watch it 3 times to understand it on my first watch
@@fl3xy_b3atz but it’s original and fun
Well done, great plays with one of oldest movie tricks, building at end made biggest wow :) But comparing highway scene from Tenet to Matrix, my mind is blown away what they achievied 20 yars ago
Mission succeeded perfectly. This was mesmerising. Mind my couldn't handle it, Indeed 👍
Movie sucked. Period.
I had no idea what was going on half the time.
Even explaining the visual effect is as confusing lol
😂
Hahaha, I thought the same thing, the dude is really struggling to explain the visual effects
This movie hurts. (And when revisited ..even just for a minute... it hurts again.)
loved this film, didn't quite understand the bad rep
It's either expectation management or that when a filmmaker is so highly renowned you try to put it down. There is some genuine criticism about lack of characterization, but in my opinion it was a visual spectacle, a thrilling experience, and a well engineered plot.
@@manasvegi4170 it was a visual masterpiece
It was inaudible. Sound mixing was horrendous.
@@sammybore944 I feel like there must have been different versions as I experienced none of those issues : /
@@manasvegi4170 I think their was more characterization than given credit and it was kept my re ambiguous than shallow
I wish I could get to do an internship with Nolan!
Timely reminder to watch this one again 😅❤️
the IMDB is low (7,4 may 2021) is most of people in this world is not smart enough to understand it. But when you start to understand this film, you know the idea for the movie is crazy af. well played nolan, well played. (ofc i write this comment tomorrow)
Tenet f*cked me up big time imagining the planning and execution of various shots, the fight in the hallway was one and building explosion was another. Inception was a crazy enough experience to make me believe I wouldn't want to imagine what goes on in Chris Nolan's head on a daily basis!
Now everybody will criticize tenet for lacking in emotion
But after few years people will find it masterpiece
Pretty much like most of Stanley Kubrick films
@@AngiesResonance I do like both but it seems like there's usually a lot more emotion in Kubrick movies
So many IMAX 1.43 exclusive scenes for the first time on UA-cam.
They are also on the DVDs
Very well deserved Oscar win (which is sort of rare)!!!
Covid messed up that movie big time.
Actually just rewatched this 2 weeks ago. This answered so many of my questions. Awesome. 🤯
I don't know why its underrated. The movie was so good...
Covid
They just won!!!!
Only Nolan can think of a concept like this! 🤯
Oscar ❤️🔥🔥🔥
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One who understands this, might as well understood the movie itself.
What? I don't speak Estonian
Tenet is a definition of a Paradox
Try playing the fight scenes in reverse
So thats basically inverted(inverted) scenes
I figured id out:
The only way it makes sense and actually very interesting to watch if the whole time travel thing is real!!! I mean if Nolan had a source on the issue that the technology exist in some form.
This thought made me watching it again with big interest. (!)
Wow!
Nolan we need another tenet
great interview. What is the difference between the final and the scan in 3:57 ? I can't even tell
That is the point. They are making it apparent with comparison that little to no VFX was used for the whole plane sequence.
@@DjArie09 ups haha, it went over my head
@@DjArie09 But it is told in that moment "some major components of it are CG". Maybe this exploding engine itself was CG.
@@qnebra the engine's vibration is extended in the vfx shot, it stays more static in original. The turbulent fire effects are real. That's subtle, but I guess for a Nolan movie, it is major.
Saying it was mostly practical doesn’t explain why it won best visual effects
Best movie ever. What a masterpiece this film was! Kaash na ho! Kaash na ho!
They thought about how to film dust coming off a car running backwards in time ...
A man, a plan, a canal, Panama!
Warsaw was raw.
@@BaccarWozat MY GYM!!!!
Amazing work.
I think Nolan's movie should come with a manual. Because It needs atleast 2-3 times to watch and know exactly what happened.
The more you watch the more information you get from the movie.
everybody's gangsta until nolan makes a movie in which all of his last movies were part of it.
And I was wondering how they filmed Saab's coup from two angles at the same time? It turns out that they then erased the Mercedes behind Saab. Cool scene
Regarding the building that was unexploded and then re-exploded... where did it come from? It couldn't have been *built* as ruins... From a story perspective, it had to be a pristine building when built, then acquired the damage suddenly right before the action began and well before the double whammy. This sort of thing is completely inexplicable and happens in several places in the film.
@@pagewilliams117 holy shit, I never thought of this before you mentioned and just left it as a plot hole. So you're saying eventually over time the part of the building that exploded in reverse will reform?
@@manasvegi4170 in short, in forward entropy, you'll build a pristine building. Over time it will started to decay, resembling a ruin. Then one day, an inverse entropy will shot the building and the decay will be gone, leaving a perfectly intact building.
@@hybridjunkie guys, I seriously can't thank you enough. This gives me a newfound appreciation for the movie. I don't know why I didn't piece it together when they clearly showed the protagonist's wound appear in reverse. I guess, it's cuz we are used to the healing concept but not buildings spontaneously collapsing themselves.
The bullet holes literally make the plot holes of the time inversion concept transparent. A bullet hole, that "was" created in the future, would exist in the material permanently until this moment; it can't be created twice in the past and the future.
Wooooah! Loved em
This movie is basically swiss cheese without the cheese when it comes to plot holes, but the concept is so well thought-out and impeccably executed, it's one of my favorite movies of all time. The actors absolutely KILL it in every moment, the inversion scenes are meticulously built to be internally consistent in either direction, and the visuals are stunning.
I've never seen a film with so many glaringly idiotic plot holes, which still managed to absolutely blow me away and catapult itself into my list of greatest movies of all time. Like the movie's contents, the movie itself is a walking contradiction, and I love every second of it. Never in my life have I ever decided to rewatch a movie the minute I finished it, but I did that with this one. I don't know how this movie managed to be simultaneously incredibly stupid, and unfathomably smart. All I know is, I'm not making the mistake of sleeping on Christopher Nolan's films ever again.
Clever clever clever
😍 gnizamA
1:39 you can see the original City Hall from the 1960's Batman TV Series
Masterpiece movie
Bgm was loud in this movie. Couldn't hear conversations in this movie
i could hear it fine
it was intensional
Epic Bruh Moment when they won the Oscars lmaoo
I don't want any spoilers. I've only watched it once.
4:23 I'm still looking for the difference
A marvel.
Maybe in tenet 2 we will see them go back in time to save everyone from covid 19?
If you don't like or understand a Nolan film at first viewing, then it's a masterpiece..When I watched it for the first time, I didn't like it..watched it second time loved it, understood it and enjoyed it completely..
Me after finding out there's CG in a Nolan movie: "Impossible..."
He is obviously famous for shooting right next to a giant black hole and turning Paris into a right angle
how does an inverted person deal with pooping or eating?
lol According to the movie you would have to have your food inverted just as they needed their own inverted air. Pooping is fine because since you are inverted everything in you is inverted as well and gravity affects inverted objects the same way so you don't have worry about it going in back up. 🤣🤣🤣
oh no we really crashed that plane, it's the car that rolls by we faked.
tenet is a masterpiece , movie released in wrong time
I for sure now Oscars and other award shows are a joke, bcz such innovative films never win...
i watched this video to find out how they did the effects in tenet
i still don't know
I still don't understand tenants plot or how it works. Inception and everything everywhere were so much simpler.
Movie that tried to be smart, but was rather selective when it comes to the logic behind the physics. But there was no way to make something like this by sticking to the rules. If it was accurate, there'd be no plot (and there'd be time travel). It's a great effort to keep track of all of the events in one's head. To understand what is going on and to convey it. Took me about 3 sessions to understand the movie fully. I think if something prompts a repeat viewing, it's more value for the money. I know from interviews with Nolan that things are meant to be open to interpretation. Some ends are always left deliberately untied. This was a hard picture to pull off, and an eye candy, like everything Nolan. Hallway fight choreography for the 2 timelines is inventive. I do not have any complaints to the technical compliance of every aspect of filmmaking, but the characters - they could made them more likeable. More human. Entire world feels synthetic, not because of time travel, but because of how cold and senseless every single person is. They're all emotionless. There is no empathy forward, or back. Just spectacle. First of all Nolan's movies that I didn't like, despite having re-watched multiple times. I gave it a chance. I love sci-fi, but this one didn't feel like anything. Nolan has fallen into the David Lynch trap. Once the audience knows that you intend to trick them, they'll be expecting it. The style feels exhausted, considering how many of his films I've watched. But I imagine, someone, who's only seen some Nolan, would enjoy this movie a lot more.
lol no
I didn't particularly enjoy this movie, there's just too much going on, and it doesn't hook you like I expected it would. The special FX's are amazing, but just felt the concept is too much to show in the 2.5 hrs run time, maybe if it were a series it would have worked better, I get the feeling even Chris lost track of what was going on!
"How we did the visual effects." more like how we *didn't*
thank god I see they erased the camera car. Its either that or they crashed that car the same exact way twice. the latter being unbelievable.
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Tenet gud
Even the explanation is confusing
Nolan has more fans in India
They just build two building just to destroy those 😂😂😂
the building destruction was actually something bad. it showed how cardboardy the vfx was
A really ambitious film that suffered from really wooden acting. I was really excited to watch it. After the final scenes, I just thought, wow, that didn’t work.
2:37 "to make sure they made logical sense in both directions". Sir this movie was not the slightest bit logical lol
What would inverted sex be like?🤔
Wait, THAT's how it was done? I used to think they just, let's say, shot a regular bullet and then reversed the scene.
they don't shoot real bullets in movies . there are explosives put in the wall and fake blood packets beneath actor's clothing
@@NitpickingNerd many movies do have real bullets, especially the Army funded movies. I thought since Christopher Nolan prefers using practical effects over CGI he must be using real guns.
@@PurooRoy so he shoots the actors for real to make it as realistic as possible ?
@@NitpickingNerd only for that firing in the wooden plank scene. The rest could be fake guns.
Do You guys know about blank bullets? Google it.
BBC didn't do the visuals!
when the audience are 5 standard students you don't have an explanation how e=mc^2.
just e=mc^2 was enough.
Chris should never had tried on these kinda film. we really were expecting something really new not inverse or time travel. Really wasted my time watching this movie as I used to watch all his movies on first day first show.
There was practically no vfx in the movie
lol make logical sense
Some of his Movie scenes or storyline doesn't make sense or satisfactory , yet considered brilliant. Overrated director. He is no where near to James Cameron or Steven Spielberg.
This movie was rubbish. So bad…but for the fx, which were good.
i think the movie would have benefited from more explanation.
The FX are awesome. The rest of it meh!
Still it's Nolan's weakest... Because of the story & the characters. No VFX can help there
Nolan's weakest is still well above the average. To each their own though..
Well yeah but it wasn't a movie about the characters, it was about the events.
@@adam145 Take 'Memento' - was it about events or characters? Now you see.
in my opinion one of his best and most complex movies.
@@yw1971 Memento was all about a character. It's a great movie but its main strength is the series of twists and on a second watch it's just not as fun. Tenet is much more rewatchable thanks to the less experimental setup.
Tenet is garbage, and Nolan is overrated.
Movie was so lame. Didn't care at all by halfway through, and then it never got better.
this movie is boring af