Christopher NolanOpens in a new tab has long been a champion for cinema. Whether he’s shooting on 70mm cameras or championing the importance of watching a movie in theaters he just loves the purity of the cinematic experience. Which is why we were mightily surprised and rather amused when it was announcedOpens in a new tab the trailer for his highly anticipated new movie TenetOpens in a new tab would debut on the popular battle royale game FortniteOpens in a new tab.
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Catch the latest trailer for Christopher Nolan’s @TENETFilmOpens in a new tab at the top of every hour on the big screen starting at 8 PM ET.
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The technicolor-madness-viral-dancing of FortniteOpens in a new tab seems like a strange fit for the big trailer reveal. But with movie theaters out of commission it seems Warner BrosOpens in a new tab. is going for something a little different. Fortnite has hosted live music gigs from a Weezer album launch to a giant hologram Travis Scott. The Twitter announcement revealed that the trailer will be able to watch on “the big screen” every hour. Personally, I have no idea what that means but that’s only due to my own FortniteOpens in a new tab ignorance and very bad hand to eye coordination. For those who do play the game, the trailer will be available from 8PM ET. Hopefully some kind soul at Warner Bros. will also upload it to YouTubeOpens in a new tab for the non-Fortniters among us but who knows. If they don’t then it would play into the exclusivity that Nolan was curating with Tenet trailers only playing in theaters.
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Fans are hoping the trailer will reveal some of the films secrets as so far little is known about Tenet. Directed by Nolan, Tenet is led by John David Washington who is joined by Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Himesh Patel, Nolan stalwart Michael Caine and a whole cast of stellar talent. Pattinson recently stated that it’s not a time-travel movieOpens in a new tab though that was the prevailing theory. Basically, it’s all up for grabs. Is Tenet a movie that only exists inside Fortnite? Does Nolan even know what Fortnite is? Most importantly, will the trailer finally backdown on the July theatrical release? We’ll find out at 8PM ET in Fortnite, baby!!
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