BBC iPlayer streaming mind-blowing Nolan film for | UK News

A “dazzling” motion blockbuster from Christopher Nolan is set to broadcast on BBC One tonight, which implies it is going to also be accessible to stream without charge for a restricted period on BBC iPlayer.

The visionary filmmaker is famend for his brain-twisting sci-fi motion epics Inception and Interstellar, as nicely as reimagining Batman for cinema audiences in The Dark Knight trilogy.

Remaining one of Hollywood‘s most commercially profitable administrators, he even succeeded in delivering a breathtaking cinematic thriller to theatres during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Tenet turned the fifth highest-earning film of 2020 despite cinema limitations at the time, and has subsequently gained even larger recognition thanks to an increasing cult following.

Whilst it might not rank amongst his most critically acclaimed works, at the moment holding 70 % on Rotten Tomatoes, it stays very best Friday night leisure when it broadcasts tonight at 10:40pm, studies the Mirror.

The important consensus for the film describes it as “a visually dazzling puzzle for film lovers to unlock, Tenet serves up all the cerebral spectacle audiences expect from a Christopher Nolan production.”

And one critics’ review reads: “It is easy to sit back and revel in the wonder of the big-screen experience, and to immediately want to see the film again. And again.”

Numerous followers have awarded Tenet five-star Google reviews, including this cinema fanatic who gushed: “Mind bending awesome movie. Designed for multiple viewings.

“A must watch for sci-fi and time journey film fanatics. Production worth high. Deserves 5 stars.”

The film has been hailed as one that demands multiple viewings. One viewer enthused: “This film is supposed to be watched more than one time and appears to get better with each watch.

“To briefly sum it up without spoilers, this movie is arguably (if not the most) the most mind bending sci-fi film ever.

“Every scene in the film performs significance and comprise delicate particulars that trace at the larger image.”

Another chimed in: “There aren’t many occasions when I watch a film and then have it on my thoughts for a number of days afterwards.

“This is definitely a film you have to watch twice. It really is mind blowing.”

And a closing fan declared on X: “TENET gets better every time you rewatch it, the chaos starts making sense, and the craft hits harder.”

Tenet airs Friday, fifteenth August at 10:40pm on BBC One and shall be out there to watch on BBC iPlayer.