Some poor freelancer for British GQ had to cobble together a piece ahead of Christopher Nolan's OPPENHEIMER and since all the Barbenheimer jokes have been made, they decided to dream a little bigger (darling) and present to the readership the reachiest of reaches about the homoreoticism of Christopher Nolan films. A stretch worthy of Mister Fantastic, Elongated Man and Plastic Man.
I'm not mad at it. Especially since they, at least, got the #1 and #2 picks correct.
Because just what things do you get up to with the Protagonist, Neil???
i know it's been three years and no one really talked about tenet in the first place but I'm still so insane about protagoneil. like you meet the love of your life for the second time but he's never met you before and you spend years getting to know each other before he has to leave and you know you'll never see him again because that's the way it has to be, because the timeline demands it. except you meet the love of your life for the first time but he's known you for years and you're just starting to fall for him when he chooses to die for you because that's the way it is, because the continuity demands it, because hes been marked for death since the beginning. and so you grieve but you move forward because time somehow marches ever on but then you meet the love of your life for the second time and he shakes your hand with a grin and only you know that you've already killed him.