Christopher Nolan Responds to Peloton Instructor's Apology After 'Tenet' Criticism

Despite the incident, Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' sweeps Golden Globes, earning praise from the same instructor.

Christopher Nolan, director of 'Tenet' and 'Oppenheimer', has been involved in a humorous incident with a Peloton instructor, Jenn Sherman, who criticized 'Tenet' during a workout class Nolan was participating in.
Nolan revealed the incident during his acceptance speech at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards, leading to Sherman publicly apologizing and inviting Nolan to a future class.
Nolan responded to the apology at the Golden Globes, stating he has 'nothing but love for Peloton', but might 'skip it for a little while'.
Nolan's latest film, 'Oppenheimer', won multiple awards at the Golden Globes, including best director for Nolan.
Sherman, despite her criticism of 'Tenet', praised 'Oppenheimer', stating she had seen it twice and 'that's six hours of my life that I don't ever want to give back.'