Tenet's journey to the big screen has not been an easy one, and while it is now receiving the theatrical release Christopher Nolan was adamant it should have, it's going to be a limited one. New York theaters aren't going to be reopening for the foreseeable future, and the movie is going to be released only in a handful of cities, states, and countries across the globe.
Piracy, spoilers, and poor box office revenue will almost certainly plague the mysterious sci-fi movie over the coming weeks, but one major change has now been made to Tenet in the UK.
According to Film Stories, the BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) originally gave it a 15 rating, something that would obviously further hamper its chances of box office success. In order to secure a 12A - the UK equivalent of PG-13 - Warner Bros. had to remove a few shots of a man kicking a woman which censors clearly felt pushed the boundaries of that family friendly rating, hence why it was initially given the same 15 classification as Joker (which seems a tad extreme).
It's obviously going to be very interesting to see how Tenet does over the coming weeks, and whether people feel safe heading to the theater to watch the movie given the risks associated with the pandemic.
What do you guys think?
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