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Tenet #6 of Reverse Wine Snobbery - The Three Tier System Needs To Go Away
There's big money behind limiting consumer choice in wine. Tenet #6 in our Ten Tenets of Reverse Wine Snobbery details one of ...
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Tenet #4 of Reverse Wine Snobbery - Wine Under $20 Is Not A Compromise
Price does not equal quality! Our fourth rule of Reverse Wine Snobbery is Wine Under $20 Is Not A Compromise. The fourth rule ...
‘Tenet’: Ludwig Göransson Put Chris Nolan’s Breath in His Score — and Rethought Composing Altogether
The Oscar-winning composer experimented with unique musical inversion techniques, including manipulating guitar sounds and Nolan's breath. When composer Ludwig Göransson first met with Christopher ...
John David Washington in "Tenet." Warner Bros. "Tenet" composer Ludwig Göransson spoke to Insider about creating the movie's score. He said to match the movie's story, he played music on top of music ...
Seen Tenet? Good. Not seen, Tenet? Look elsewhere. This is the kind of article that spoils the ending of Tenet right from the beginning. It looks at some of the consequences of the revelations in ...
This week, it was announced that Tenet could play at drive-in theaters after all, a move that was met with plenty of joy from moviegoers in the country’s biggest cities. Los Angeles has typically been ...
One great thing about living in New York City and Los Angeles is the unprecedented access to movies. Or at least that used to be the case, in the before-time. Movie theaters have been closed since ...
Christopher Nolan’s script for Tenet is its own sort of temporal paradox, built on a structure that is both essential and also the worst way to experience it on first viewing. Characters go on and on ...
I am Patrick Lyon, and I write for Collider. I also teach Latin and Literature on the high school level, and have been a lifelong fan of the works of Tolkien. Christopher Nolan has long been known for ...
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