Roundup of news for Robert Pattinson Tenet

Below is a roundup of the latest news concerning Tenet. For current worldwide release dates please head over to our dedicated Film Page.

From the UK:

According to Yahoo! Movies Tenet has received a 12A rating after deleting 9 seconds from the film:

The BBFC has given the film a 12A rating, meaning that anyone who is accompanied by an adult can go and experience getting their brain frazzled.

To achieve that rating, one scene has had a few edits made, but nothing that looks like it will be a big deal. In fact, comparing the UK length to the previously reported one, it looks like we’ve only lost a total of nine seconds.

From the US:

Deadline reported on preview screenings in the US and although California and New York don’t look like they will be opening up their cinemas for Tenet, Screen Rush also reported:

Moviegoers will get the chance in select cities to see Christopher Nolan’s Tenet early, three days before its Thursday, Sept. 3 opening date. Warner Bros. is offering early access screenings on Aug. 31, Sept. 1 and Sept. 2.

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[From Screenrush] It’s worth noting that if you live near a Cinemark that’s offering “private watch parties” where you can rent out an auditorium for yourself and a bunch of friends for $99 (or more in some locations), Tenet appears to be one of the movies available in some locations on August 31. According to their website, you can book a private screening of Tenet on August 31 for $149, which sounds … like maybe the only good way to see this movie at present?

Collider reported on a new song by Travis Scott for the soundtrack:

In other Tenet news, rapper Travis Scott accidentally revealed he’s created an original song for the Nolan pic — and Nolan flippin’ loves it. Scott’s slip-up happened while playing in-progress tracks for GQ as part of his September cover story. Instead of playing the song he intended, Scott accidentally pressed play on his unfinished Tenet track.

Luckily, Nolan did confirm Scott’s involvement with the Tenet soundtrack when GQ followed up. He told the men’s magazine, “His voice became the final piece of a yearlong puzzle. His insights into the musical and narrative mechanism [composer] Ludwig Göransson and I were building were immediate, insightful, and profound.” Okay, well, now all I want is to listen to this track!

IndieWire has also included Tenet (along with The Devil All the Time) in the 40 Must See Movies this Fall:

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