Tenet earns a Number 1 debut on the final Official Film Chart of 2020
Christopher Nolan’s time-bending epic Tenet debuts at Number 1 on the final Official Film Chart of 2020.
Notching up 149,000 sales across disc and digital, the sci-fi action hit stars John David Washington as the ‘Protagonist’, a secret agent who manipulates time to prevent World War III. Robert Pattinson, Michael Caine, and Elizabeth Debicki also star.
Flying 15 places, Roald Dahl’s The Witches lands at Number 2 this week. The modern remake of the classic children’s book stars Anne Hathaway, Octavia Spencer and Stanley Tucci. Jim Carey’s The Grinch (2000) holds firm at Number 3, and Love Actually also freezes in place at Number 4. Elf’s three-week stint at Number 1 ends as it drops to Number 5.
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Falling a few places but holding on to a spot in the Top 10 are Last Christmas (6), Home Alone (7), The Polar Express (8), while The Muppet Christmas Carol (9).
Finally, the 2018 animated version of The Grinch returns to the Top 10 after climbing one place to Number 10.
This week’s Official Film Chart features a look at X-Men spin-off The New Mutants. The superhero horror starring Maisie Williams and Anna Taylor-Joy is available to Download & Keep from December 28.
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Munchy
Saw. Tenet and well was disappointed. I feel this really is nolands first miss. It felt like a well made student movie where apart from the budget everything else simply lacked any real oph. I know I won't be watching it again in my lifetime. I say that because I didn't like interstellar at cinema but it grew on me. I was a little bias as I felt apes 3 should have won't best visual but as it come to blu Ray my apriciation for it grew. I have to be in a certain frame of mind but when I am I now enjoy interstellar. Interstellar was never a mess, it never felt like a bad movie I just didn't get that joy at cinema. Tenet is simply just . Nolan is a awesome director but tenet is simply not a movie I like. The idea itself was something I tried and a small film festival one's and now I see someone's do it I get why it didn't go over well.
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David
I agree - but you may find TeneT grows on you a little as well and is worth a second watch. When you realise "Neil" is the fully grown Sators son MaximiLiEN (palidrome) traveling back in time ...... it makes the second watch more interesting