“Oppenheimer” Writer And Director Christopher Nolan On The Terrible Beauty Of An Atomic Explosion

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Christopher Nolan’s special effects team built “a library of amazing tricks” for the pivotal scene in “Oppenheimer,” avoiding computer-generated effects in favor of old-school practical techniques.
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@NewMessage

I'm gonna watch this full interview backwards, just to make sure I caught all the clues.

@DelightLovesMovies

I can listen to Christopher Nolan talk about films all day.

@simontobey

Yes, this is Part 3, congratulations you solved the mystery🥳

@Arikel

I've never seen a completely packed theater as mesmerized and quiet than during the Trinity test sequence, you could hear a pin drop and nobody dared to move. It was so beautiful and moving, almost like a religious experience. I'm still in awe at the whole team's talent and so thankful I got to experience it.

@1119714

My dad was in a Japanese POW camp when Hiroshima and Nagasaki were hit. He said they saw the flash from the bombs exploding, then knowing the result, he lived with the mental battle of happiness after being released but also the sadness of knowing the result of the explosions and fallout.

@Katalack635

Both times I saw Oppenheimer in theaters the Trinity test sequence made me burst into tears like nothing I’ve ever felt. Nolan fucking nailed it.

@axr-pe9di

It feels like I'm watching a Nolan movies with all these videos uploaded in different sequence. Apparently this one is part 3 and I've already watched part 5.

@RichardS2777

Nolan at his most comfortable and engaging. Great interview.

@Noiseheads

That moment in the film overwhelmed me in a way I couldn't predict.

@fernandooliveiralino

Cinema on entire episode of the TV! So nice. Thank you, Stephen.

@katherineweber8955

These interviews were terrific. Thank you, Stephen, for your insightful questions and allowing Christopher Nolan to expand on everything. He was an excellent guest. I learned a lot.

@shikharsav

I thought it's April because it must be my birthday that I get so many Christopher Nolan interviews with Stephen Colbert!

@dianthareddy1683

Hello! I'm a student from India pursuing my Masters Degree in English. I'm currently working on my thesis, presently titled: Exploring Mythical Narrative and its Relevance in British Poetry: Lord Byron's Prometheus and Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer (working title).

@NikhilTanna15

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@rjmacready9828

Arguably the best filmmaker of the 21st century...

@johhny711

Great interview

@lbazemore585

This is a wonderful interview! Thank you!

@LeethLee1

Every time Stephen interviews a goat filmmaker. I feel like I've returned to the real world. And it's wonderful.

@TruthYouNeed

If the rain and the ripples thing were signifying the before and aftermath as told in this interview. I am blown away by the attention to detail. I don't think most humans are developed to see these types of movies.