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> if I as an audio engineer create a mix where you can't legibly hear dialogue you'd walk out of the theater in anger. Tenet? No one I know in the US could wat
by setr 5y ago
> if I as an audio engineer create a mix where you can't legibly hear dialogue you'd walk out of the theater in anger.
Tenet? No one I know in the US could watch that film, but my international friends liked it, presumably because they had subtitles.. the theater had to blast the sound to make the audio vaguely discernible
- lotsofpulp 5y agoThat is a Christopher Nolan signature trait.
- cbsmith 5y agoHonestly, Nolan's audio cacophony generally works for me (though it is distressing, which is the point). Tenet in particular worked great.
- setr 5y agoThe theater I was at reached a point of nearly physically hurting. It doesn’t really work when it’s distressing during passive explanatory scenes. I didn’t even get the chance to be confused by the technobabble