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Plot: The story of J. Robert Oppenheimer’s role in the development of the atomic bomb during World War II.
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	8.8/10 Votes: 155,886
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This film takes you on an exhilarating journey through history, skillfully weaving together captivating storytelling and breathtaking visuals. The performances were top-notch, leaving me completely immersed in the characters’ emotions. A definite must-see!

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“Oppenheimer is a true masterclass in how to build extreme tension and suspense through fast, detailed dialogue, an insanely powerful sound production, and an equally explosive score from Ludwig Göransson. Words cannot fully describe Hoyte van Hoytema’s gorgeous cinematography.

It’s a harrowing, disturbing, genuinely frightening story about how one man’s compulsion and political power changed the world. Cillian Murphy, Robert Downey Jr., and Emily Blunt shouldn’t miss any awards ceremonies… they’re absolutely superb, as are the rest of the exceptional actors involved in the movie.

Pacing, structure, and runtime, in addition to its quasi-documentary style and its narrative complexity, make this a difficult, heavy watch that will, for sure, leave some viewers disappointed, bored, or simply tired. Ultimately, Christopher Nolan justifies the use of the expression “not for everyone”.

Rating: A-

Another Cinematic Masterpiece by Christopher Nolan
Oppenheimer might be the best film I watched in a long, long time.

Very different than Nolan’s recent films, especially the Sci-Fi ones, but shows that Nolan can master the Biopic/Drama genre just as well as he can any other genre he tried to tackle yet.

The film is 3-hours long but goes through very quickly and enjoyably. Without spoiling anything, the film presents important and very relevant subjects, and doing so while being non-stop entertainment and a comprehensive character study and a study of our society on a very high pace.

Without mentioning anything specific, there was one scene that caused almost every single person in the theatre to move nervously in the seats, non-stop for a long period of time, being one of the most intense scenes I ever watched in a movie and reminding me of the true power of the cinematic experience like no other movie did in recent years.

The year is only half-way through but right now this is my top pick for the upcoming awards season. Picture, Writing, Directing, Acting, Score– Oppenheimer is a winner on all fronts. A rare feat for filmmaking and a salient reminder that cinema is not dead.

I highly recommend this film to everyone. Watched it once already, and going back to the theatre for at least a few more times soon.

This just might be as interesting as this topic can get
I’m a big Nolan fan. Maybe this one just wasn’t for me.

This movie was promoted as the story of the invention of the bomb. We were told we should see it on the biggest screen. Go out of your way for an IMAX 70mm projection if you can, or at least get a regular 70mm or Laser IMAX.

It turns out, that while Nolan’s visuals still look good in this movie, there’s nothing breathtaking that warrants those formats. It’s like a 1 Michelin star, if your local theater has those formats, might as well go for it, but that’s probably true for any movie.

It also turns out that this is mostly the story of political vendettas and the marketing of bombs exploding had little to do with the movie, the whole trailer is really just one scene. I guess there wasn’t a more interesting way to approach the Los Alamos part of the story. What could he do, focus on the scientific challenges? Not really the best source for a story.

We get the review of Oppenheimer for a security clearance, which leads to his retelling of his history in flashbacks, which is why the story of creating the bomb is told as well as his personal relationships (I guess because she was a communist party member, the character played by Pugh is naked all the time, not sure why that was necessary) while at the same time we get a much shorter story of the confirmation hearings of Strauss, with a few flashbacks to a couple of meetings he was involved in with Oppenheimer .

It’s a political drama, with not much drama. There isn’t enough emotional connection to the characters to care about it. Will Oppenheimer lose his security clearance? Will Strauss get served by karma at his cabinet confirmation hearing? Who cares? If you’re not invested in any of the characters, why would you care about what happens to them in the end?

Maybe this is the best one can do with the source material. Maybe the mistake was wanting to tell that particular story. Maybe better writing and staying away from the gimmick of two timelines of flashbacks intersecting could’ve told the story better. Maybe it’s time for Nolan to let go of those gimmicks in his movies and trust his subject matter.

Unlike previous Nolan movies, I won’t be thinking about this movie much or wanting to watch it again to understand it better. There’s just nothing else in there.

For me, this isn’t one of his top movies. Technically it’s great, the acting is also great, the writing and editing just isn’t there.

Also, IMAX is great, but not every movie benefits from it. This one really didn’t. Maybe if Nolan wasn’t so focused on the technical side he’d be able to get me emotionally invested in this story.

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Original Language en
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Budget 100000000
Revenue 241724624
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Biography, Drama, History
Director Christopher Nolan
Writer Christopher Nolan, Kai Bird, Martin Sherwin
Actors Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Matt Damon
Country United States, United Kingdom
Awards 1 nomination
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