As a new Christopher Nolan movie heads our way, tracesauveur revisits his last movie, Tenet, which is more about two BFFs than solving a complicated time puzzle:
as Nolan’s idiosyncratic version of a buddy movie. The relationship developed between The Protagonist and Neil includes some of the most endearing character detail ever offered within Nolan’s oeuvre, peppered with breadcrumbs that pay off with the film’s final reveal: That The Protagonist founds Tenet and recruits Neil in the future, and that Neil has been sent back as part of a larger operation. Neil was always a part of this mission, so he knew he had to go back and meet The Protagonist.
-style time-travel antics offers a familiar sense of novelty to the revelations, but the most meaningful moments come with The Protagonist’s and Neil’s poignant farewells, as the former realizes the far-reaching effects of Tenet and time-inversion, and the latter reveals that, from his perspective, the two have been friends for years. Neil explains that this has all been part of a larger temporal pincer maneuver as he says to The Protagonist: “You’re only halfway there.
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