Nolan's new film "Tenet" is 149 minutes and 59 seconds long

According to the Korean Media Rating Committee, the new film "Tenet" directed by Christopher Nolan is 149 minutes and 59 seconds long, which is 2 hours, 29 minutes and 59 seconds.

Ten years ago, Inception was 148 minutes long, and Nolan's recent films were 106 minutes for Dunkirk, 169 minutes for Interstellar, 164 minutes for The Dark Knight Rises, and 152 minutes for The Dark Knight. The length of Tenet is at Nolan's normal level.

Due to the resurgence of the epidemic, the US MKM Partners analysis agency believes that there is little possibility that North American theaters will reopen on a large scale before September, which means that the August 12 release date of "Tenet" is not the best choice. Warner has not yet made a decision to postpone the release for the third time.