Nolan talks about the performance of "Tenet": I am very excited to earn $350 million at the box office

Christopher Nolan's "Tenet" has earned $347 million in global box office since its global release in September. In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, Nolan finally broke his silence and talked about the box office performance of the new film, "Warner released "Tenet" in theaters at the time, and I was very excited to earn $350 million at the box office."

"Tenet" is co-starred by John David Washington and Robert Pattinson. Director Nolan said on the one hand that he was very satisfied with the box office performance of the film, but on the other hand he was worried that other producers would get the wrong information from it. "Instead of focusing on how the film was successful and how the filmmakers made money, we should look at the fact that the film did not meet the expectations before the epidemic. We cannot use the epidemic as an excuse to say that all the losses are caused by the epidemic. We still need to let our film industry slowly adapt to the state after the epidemic, and even rebuild it."

As the epidemic continues to affect box office performance and theater conditions, Director Nolan further encouraged the industry and audiences, hoping that everyone would realize the importance of the experience of "going to the cinema to watch movies." In March, Director Nolan wrote a heartfelt article in The Washington Post, explaining the importance of cinemas: This is a vital part of social life, and these are places that make people happy.

In the latest interview, Nolan also reiterated this point, "In the long run, going to the cinema to watch movies is a part of life, just like going to a restaurant to eat. But at the moment, everyone has to adapt to the new reality."