It is possible that Christopher Nolan gave the audience another prompt as to what the essence of his upcoming fantastic thriller "argument" will be. An intriguing update appeared on the official website of the film in the form of a special previews that can be shared in social networks. If you have this manipulation, a photo will appear on the screen, which is a poster to "argument" with the image of John David Washington, but on the spot where the movie name should be, the phrase is written:
We live in the world of twilight, and in this darkness there are no friends.
This feature drew attention to the Twitter user under Nick Anton Volkov, who added a screenshot with the code of the corresponding web page and its comment:
We live in the world of twilight. It seems that the only audio courses here are "argument" and "World of Twilight".
SO Looks Like The Only Audio Commands Here Are "Tenet" and "Twilight World" pic.twitter.com/zumxagepum
- Anton Volkov (@Antovolk) JULY 7, 2020
What exactly means the phrase "live in the world of twilight"? Does this attitude towards Robert Pattinson? Is the "argument" peculiar sequel "Twilight"? If you click on the appropriate link, you will go to the page of the official site "Argument" on which you will be asked to include your microphone and audio. Then you will hear the voice of Martin Donovan from the "argument" trailer, which says:
All I have for you is one word. It will open up the right doors, but at the same time some incorrect too.
The idea is that you at the right moment uttered the cherished word "Tenet", which allegedly activates a short trailer for the film, compiled from the already available frames. If you then deliver the word "twilight", you will go to the page with the phrase "and there are no friends in this darkness" accompanied by the GIF version of the very poster with Washington. This Gif-poster is notable for the fact that the doorways or portals or portals can be seen in its background, which seems to be running. Perhaps this details hides a hint of the main plot intrigue "argument".
The exit "argument" on the rental is scheduled on August 13.