The new trailer for Christopher Nolan‘s Tenet is here and boy does this look like it is going to be one trippy and thrilling movie.
The trailer debuted live on Fortnite, and it looks like this could very well be the most ambitious film Nolan has ever made.
Here’s what we know about the film so far (which is not much). A man (John David Washington) undergoes what appears to be a grueling trial to join an elite international team of spies, ending with a choice: give up his colleagues, or die. He chooses death and wakes up in a hospital to learn he has passed the test. The man’s new assignment: prevent World War III and save the world—not from nuclear holocaust, but from “something worse.” He’s given one code word, “tenet,” to open the necessary doors.
Washington leads a cast that includes Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Michael Caine, Kenneth Branagh, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
With Nolan’s frequent collaborator Hans Zimmer occupied with Denis Villeneuve’s Dune adaptation, Grammy and Oscar winner Ludwig Göransson (Black Panther, The Mandalorian) has handled the Tenet score.
Tenet‘s official Twitter account recently removed all mentions of the July 17th release date from its profile, leading some to wonder if the film could actually end up delaying its release date.
Watch the trailer for Tenet below.
MORE MOVIE TRAILERS
[huzzaz id=”trailer-park” vpp=”12″ pro=”1″ layout=”below” search=”1″ nocoverart=”1″ class=”hzWrap-below”]
- Former Superman Dean Cain Slammed After Laughing at Meme Mocking New Supergirl Milly Alcock’s Looks
- Hugh Laurie Was “Slightly Drunk” When He Went Off on a Social Media Critic of House — Then Called Himself a “Thin-Skinned Twat”
- Katy Perry Calls Justin Trudeau “The Love of My Life” at Tribeca Film Festival Premiere of Her Concert Film
- Newly Knighted Idris Elba on James Bond: World Isn’t Ready, and 007 Should Never Go ‘Woke’
- Andy Cohen Confirms He’s Been Dating Kevin Sobieski for Almost a Year and Says “I Love Him”
- Celeb Snaps: Cole Escola at the Tonys, Plus Ewan Mitchell, Fabien Frankel, and More
- Coming Home to Himself: Sam Bettens Reimagines a Classic and Embraces a New Chapter
- Hudson Williams Deeply Regrets Resurfaced Swastika Face Photo; Sources Say He Had No Idea It Was Drawn on Him
