The story behind Tenet still remains somewhat of a mystery. It all depends on how the health crisis continues to play out across the states in the next few months. If Tenet misses its August release date, there is no guess as to when it could eventually arrive in theaters. Starting with 2006's Prestige, Christopher Nolan had more control over the studio, and starting cutting his movies at an epic pace, with that drama coming in at 130 minutes. His 2002 thriller Insomnia runs a little bit longer at 118 minutes. His first real movie in theaters was Memento, which clocks in at 113 minutes. Nolan's little-seen 1998 debut Following is shorter at just one hour and nine minutes, but that doesn't count as one of his major theatrical releases. That distinctions goes to the 2017 war epic Dunkirk, which runs at a manageable 106 minutes. Tenet isn't Christopher Nolan's shortest movie. Inception will be back in theaters starting this weekend, to make up for the missing Tenet, though you may have to hunt for theaters that are still open and showing it. Inception, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary of release, clocks in at one minute longer than Tenet. Batman Begins comes in at 140 minutes even. They run 165 minutes and 152 minutes, respectively. Both 2012's The Dark Knight Rises and 2008's The Dark Knight are also longer. But it will run almost twenty minutes shorter than Christopher Nolan's 2014 sci-fi thriller Interstellar, which clocked in at 169 minutes. Christopher Nolan was pushing hard to release Tenet this coming weekend, on July 17. The summer movie season is officially dead.
Here we are, and California has officially shut down all movie theaters in the state as the health crisis continues to cause problems across the country. AMC, Regal and Cinemark were all scheduled to open in Mid-July.
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