Same!

Literally my verification for a good movie, “did I stay awake?”

I didn't. Almost fell asleep near the end and I've never done that for any movie.

@@gileeefirst person I’ve seen say that. I thought the movie was actually fantastic

​@@bigsplash6055his probably really young

especially the blinding lights and the following boom of sound, amazing

I feel like this scene will stick with me for years. I have never seen anything so traumatic like that. The girls face flapping over her face

The crowd cheering going right into a single woman screaming in horror had me shook

@@mugi_c4420omfg that was so chilling. What a damn scene man.

It really gave me the schindler’s list vibes….this movie was definitely inspired by it or the themes of it for sure

That was such a Nolan move I loved it, how he tied the different timelines together leading to that last moment.

@@jaredsilvers2782 yeah, at first it was confusing because there were 3 or more things happening all at once. Then things started to go together one by one joining the main story.

@@kzyrt It's going to make rewatching a lot of fun. Like Interstellar I'll probably love the movie even more after repeat viewings.

@@kzyrt you're indian aren't you

@@saladass3161 no, I'm Filipino actually hehe

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That music when they were doing the final assembly, where you can hear a beat that sounds suspiciously like a Geiger Counter, IMHO is the best track in the film.

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fell asleep during it lol

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Thank you. Altho Charlie's ratings have been less reliable as of late. The fact he gave John wick 4 a 95% and said Transformers 6 wasn't terrible...is disappointing

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@@claudius_drusus_yeah and he also gave MI 7 a 95%

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Life in plastic, it's fantastic

my ears exploded when that scene came in the theatre💀

Not sure how you enjoyed it. I don't believe the trailer was honest of what to expect. Maybe you are a film student or cinephile? I am a regular person looking for an interesting biopic for a Summer movie. I don't believe this film is for people like me.

@@mpbootcamp7009 I totally understand why some people aren’t gonna like this movie. It’s mainly dialogue that follows the story of Oppenheimers life and not the bomb itself. But given how much I like history and combined with how creative I thought it was its already one if my favorites

I tend to not be too into movies compared to most others but Oppenheimer is probably one of the most enrapturing films I’ve ever watched. It takes a lot of focus but it pays it back with magic

@@SwiftDustStorm I guess this shows just how different people are. Maybe if the trailer would have been more representative of what the film really was, I could have either been prepared or just skipped it and saved my money and time.

As letter media put it, it was like the spinning top of Inception

“I believe we did”

Great damn movie

Yep the end when we finally get to hear what Oppenheimer and Einstein discussed at the pond gave me chills

I think it was a cheap device to create intrigue

100% agree

The background effects of the waves, atoms, reactions, and the gadget components are probably the best part of the film from an audio standpoint 👍🏻

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It was great, simple idea but so effective.

Oppenheimer was also schizophrenic

I’ll have to agree. I zoned out a bit and the last 15-30 minutes brought it back. And my god it was satisfying

I completely agree. I’ve never had a movie draw me in, get stale on me, and then draw me back in again. Edit: This will be less of a problem for me upon rewatch, me thinks.

@@megaharben it will, as someone who saw it for the 2nd time since I liked it, I can tell you its much easier to follow because you know all the characters and names so you dont have to use the same amount of brainpower to follow about who they are talking, making it more easy to digest

most accurate comment i’ve seen about the movie

​@@nbassasin8092agree, 2nd time helps a lot to enjoy this movie

For me this is both cillian Murphys and Emily blunts best performance hands down

he doesn’t have to ever work again after endgame so i’ll be thankful for each performance he gives us from now on. he definitely clocked in for oppenheimer

Cillian Murphy stole the show

lol he still basically played himself in this movie. He is great at it but it is just funny

He was great at playing the non-obvious "bad guy". I don't think this was really a "bad guy" per se, but obviously was the antagonist. Quite interesting to see him play a much more complex character than Iron Man and he did it really well, I hope he will take more roles like it.

"I AM the one who bombs!" 🥶🥶🥶

this was the moment oppenheimer became death, the destroyer of worlds

"Jesse we need to BOMB"

Bravo Vince

Our boi Matthias Schweighöfer being the real MVP 😤😤😤💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥

No way he was a bottom though

Def

@@neonxnationalI was shocked too

15 min sex scene

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I love that scene. The man is raising his voice and Oppenheimer is trying to answer the questions but panickedly Cillian Murphy is a great actor

@@amuroray9115 Fr. Cillian did such a great job. Especially in the scene where Oppenheimer hears about Hiroshima and while everyone cheers about America’s victory you can see all the regret, fear, and anguish going through his head. Emily Blunt and Robert Downey Jr also killed it.

​@@amuroray9115and then the silence after, I was preparing for another boom again and that had me on the edge of my seat

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@@Remix-pr4xd I always appreciate that Christopher Nolan is willing to work with ANY actor freely. Freaking Josh Peck from Drake and Josh was the guy who pressed the nuke button at the testing site.

Same man. It was so fucking great

The ending was so damn good.

same man

@@Really250it really was

The Prometheus quote was so fucking good. People will probably say it is corny but greek tragedies are such great stories, they warn us of what is bound to happen. Humans will never change and will always fall into the same traps over and over again.

gave me chills

I cried when that happend, such a beautiful masterpiece from Christopher Nolan. The sloppenheimer is one of the best scenes in history

every time they call him oppie i creamed my pants a bit

@@dasaggropop1244 by the end I was shooting blanks

What?

Cillian Murphy for 28 years later ngl

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Yea, the build up was peak asf. Actually gave me the type of chills I really haven’t gotten in a while. That’s how you know this film was different. Even for Nolan. Oppenheimer isn’t like his other projects. Absolute masterpiece..

Also, Josh peck was really good in this film. Same with Michael Angarano and Devon Bostick. It felt hella nostalgic seeing them all again .

The build up was great. The explosion not so much. Looked like a gasoline explosion.

​@@dominicdococo4574facts explosio was underwhelming

What about the actual explosion

For me that part of the quote was always more impactful than the whole "I am become death" part. Something so chilling about it.

Nolan is probably one of the best directors of our time

Great build-up, unfortunate let down.

exactly, build up was insane but the explosion was anticlimactic @@dvs9019

@@dvs9019 nope

@@dvs9019 lol 2 people agree with you, 582 don't, but hey everyone's entitled to an opinion

the boom felt very underwhelming to me . didn’t look big enough at all. i almost wish they used cgi

I know man that countdown had my heart racing. I felt like I was really doing the test myself 😂

​@@123jbusterNolan knew he couldn't hold a candle to the Twin Peaks season 3 nuke scene

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Just finished it and the film left me shook

Completely Agree. The vibrations were terrifying. And the scene where he imagines stepping on a charred corpse...Jesus Christ.

Ya

i cracked when he said that its a shame they didnt do it on germany

NINE ELEVEN *thunderous applause*

When he said “I think we did” I was like this is his Oscar moment

yes,,,,, then the rest of the movie was all over the place

​@@neonblack211I would have to disagree, I find it was very well structured

Just wish the destructive capacity of the bomb was actually represented in the visuals. Great build-up, for an underwhelming spectacle.

@@dvs9019yeah I saw pictures of the los alomos explosion before this movie came out, and was a bit let down from the movie. Incredible filmaking, but did not do the power of an A bomb justice

​@@Nimajneb42069looking it up, none of those seem like the actual test photos. The likelihood there are any photos like that are pretty low. The atomic bomb power you're thinking of is from the hydrogen bombs of the 60s discussed in the movie as "too destructive" to pursue by openheimer. The photos you see of most tests are hydrogen bombs, and from decades after los alamos

lmfao

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It sucked that they didnt show anything about Oppenheimers "obsession" about the Mahabaratha, Bhavad-gita etc. Its literally one of his inspirations in life. Read this verse and keep in mind that this verse is several thousand years old: ... A single projectile Charged with all the power of the universe An incandescent column of smoke and flame As bright as the thousand suns Rose in all its splendour A perpendicular explosion With its billowing smoke clouds ... the cloud of smoke Rising after its first explosion Formed into expanding round circles Like opening of giant parasols... ... it was an unknown weapon An iron thunderbolt, A gigantic messenger of death, Which reduces to ashes The entire race of the Vrishnis and the Andhakas. ... The corpses were so burned As to be unrecognisable. The hair and nails fell out; Pottery broke without apparent cause And the birds turned white After a few hours All foodstuff was infected..... ..... to escape from this fire soldiers threw themselves in streams to wash themselves and their equipment Oppenheimer even quoted Vishnu in Bhagavad-Gita with the 'Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.' But I guess that would be to scary or weird to plebs, that reality is sometimes stranger than fiction.

Gary Oldman as Harry Truman was such a surprise and he killed it as always

Huh funny, for a guy that always makes content around and showcasing his anger towards anything that has to do with people and children being abused, no Sound of Freedom moist meter? Hmm gee I wonder why, it's almost like he actually doesn't care about victims and just uses the situation for monetary gain all while just using the opportunity to trash and hate on someone instead Hmmm...

@@Bfkcjscbsnjc What the actual fuck are you going on about?

@@Bfkcjscbsnjcwhat a ridiculously stupid comment this is. Like, holy hell „because this content creator didn’t review this specific piece of content the millisecond it became available to the masses, that must mean that they condone this terrible thing“. How goddamn braindead are you? Also, that movie is not a good vehicle to deliver the horrors of CT. It’s not as bad as Cuties, but it’s still not good at it. „This movie will uncover the horrors of CT“ oh geez, I thought CT was actually a good thing. But thanks to this movie, that was only made to capitalize on boomers/conservatives as a piece of influencer activism, I now know that CT is, in fact, bad. Bravo. What a revolutionary masterpiece. (If it wasn’t completely obvious, this part is sarcasm) Also, will you ever tire of this thoughtless drivel? You do this bs all the time. Do you have any purpose in life other than to try and „call out“ Charlie and try to paint him as an immoral monster just because he doesn’t talk about literally everything, all the time, all at once

Same here made me froze in time

Because it’s true, the end of the world was created by Robert Oppenheimer and he understands that the end of our time will be done by his creation.

Leave it to Einstein to absolutely rock your world like Dwayne Johnson in Rampage

The scene where he is watching the missiles go by and there is more and more, my god

@@wrestling1013no it’s gonna be something else but not atomic zz more like pandemic style and weather storms

Avoiding spoilers, if we’re speaking about the same scene, that has to be my favourite or takeaway moment. Nolan turned simple back and forth dialogue into what felt like tense action.

Agreed, i am happy he landed this role after Peaky Blinders. I think this is gonna open a lot of doors for him and I wouldn't be surprised we are gonna see more of him after this banger

I'd like to see RDJ get a supporting actor award

looks like he got it, your comment came into reality

Director's cut of Titanic length

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That scene was great. So satisfying. Some really great scenes with Blunt and Pugh. My favorite was his speech to the team after the successful experiment and the way in which the practical impact of the creation is conveyed.

LITERALLY MY FAVORITE SCENE, made me wanna quit my well established career and attempt to act well knowing I’ll never be able to pull off a millionth of a fraction of Emily blunts talent in that scene and the whole movie!!!

lmao

I found that to be very YAS QUEEN CRINGE energy

@@mikeyj.philly except that many of her lines, especially the ones you are thinking of, were pulled word for word from the actual transcripts

It really seemed to me like Oppy was on the verge of having a nervous breakdown down in that scene, like it was all he could do to finish his speech and walk off into the night

Cillian Murphy is such an outstanding actor, he 100% deserves an Oscar

It will be close with Napoleon

Or when he was being shown the aftermath of the Japan bombings and he couldn’t even look

@@foximoxi8533 I'm glad they didn't show the actual victims, that could've been disrespectful - but also sometimes implying something is way more powerful than showing it straight on

​@@PrabhablyAGoodKZfaqr​​ How is it disrespectful when it's part of our history? People should see the historical footage of the effects of man's most deadly creation so that no one will ever want to use it again.

The entire movie, the conversation between Oppenheimer and Einstein is just hanging there in the back of your mind, and the reveal of what they actually said was genius.

Not a chance 😂

@@samt3412 fr! made me want to rewatch the ending because of the meaning

@@drilltime1237 if you didnt get chills from watching that scene, you've no clue how devastating a nuclear war actually would be.

It was a great ending, but come on. Memento or The Prestige take the cake there. And Inception has perhaps the most thought-provoking ending of any film ever.

I’ll add that I don’t even have IMAX where I live, and I need to see it again in an IMAX theatre

I read an 800 page book on it.... And still can't keep track of them. So many scientists contributed to the project, or the science leading up to it. Frankly I think it's unfair to make a movie just about Oppenheimer, because it would have happened with or without him. I think Groves was probably the most instrumental in moving the proverbial mountain.

The balls it took to cast the guy from Drake and josh to be one of the main focal points in one of the most important scenes in the movie, and he nailed it. Genius casting all over the place in this movie

I was a background actor in the movie and I got to be there while both those sequences were shot, however cool they looked on screen, they were 100 times cooler behind the camera

My favorite scene was Oppy saying the famous quote, "I have now become death, the destroyer of worlds." in the nuke exploding before the shockwave from the nuke comes.

Loved the scene but I felt like the explosion itself was a bit underwhelming. There's actual footage of nuclear explosions, including the trinity test and it's far more impressive imo.

@@jaxmaloney9248how was the bomb test scene filmed?

That speech scene was incredible. It was one the scenes that really left an impression on me.

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I felt like I was gonna pass out from holding my breath. It was so long that I had to just tell myself to not tense up and let the sound suprise me.

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must've been nice, had a bunch of dickheads giggling to themselves during the entire scene.

“Masterclass” is such a redditor word XD

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It dragged on, couldn’t wait for it to end. So much unnecessary dialogue

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Couldn’t disagree more lol it felt like 6 hours to me

I thought the explosion failed to show the gravity of what they unleashed on the world, but okay, guy.

@@dominicdococo4574 i don't know, i think the explosion felt just right in the theater. looking up original footage for a comparison just confirms it for me. I think the people that complain about the Bomb just expected more of a tsar Bomb or generally bigger and more destructive explosion which it just wasn't

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​@@dominicdococo4574 Everyone I talked to said the explosion was extremely underwhelming for the amount of build up.

i agree the countdown, watching the people take cover, seeing the operator watching the voltage meters, all was extremely suspenful and really made people feel like they were about to witness great immense power ... then the explosion came... lol, huge letdown if you ask me ... the bright light had more effect than just showing a bunch of close-up 100x zoomed in footage of random fireballs ....

same here. History will forever be my favorite subject

Same. I thought I knew the whole story but man was that a cool info dump.

Lol “history enjoyer”

Knowing Nolan I guarantee it was intentional, and it was wonderfully done

Yea i felt chills too watching the last scene it was so good That i was theorizing myself into his perspective when the movie ended everyone was talking to each other ab the movie but man i wasnt able to talk only thinking in my mind for 5 minutes straight

Yeah I slept a lil during the movie until los alamos and than I was pretty much locked in

No, the first half was just as good. Just takes a passable attention span to appreciate it

@@bitterthenu7278u remind me of those pretentious rick and morty fans "actually u gotta have an IQ of 300 to enjoy this film🤓🤓🤓"

I kinda wish Nolan hadn't used the audio from the previous time Oppenheimer said it, cause you could hear the background audio of that scene bleedthrough, I guess he may have done that intentionally, to kinda reinforce this is Oppenheimer referencing that memory, but it just didn't sound as clean

​@@TEAserOneI think he did that to reference Jean Tatlock specifically, because she had such an impact in Oppenheimer's life. He asked her to marry him multiple times but she always said no, then he met Kitty.

Sloppenheimer

He is ace in Peaky Blinders. The definition of Chad Thundercock energy.

Living under a rock lmao literally everyone has been praising him for years

Ngl Cillian Murphy had always been reputed as an amazing actor

I don't think anyone has anything to complain about Cillian.

I love how Rami Malek was introduced and kind of chilling the whole story, then delivers an AWESOME testimony

@@capilibbywas rami malek supposed to be jfk?

@@migek No, Malek played David Hill.

Same feeling with Gary Oldman, dude was like 5 min on screen and it was awesome

Devon Bostick was a nice surprise too. I didn't expect to see Rodrick in the movie.

I watched it twice, the second time makes so much more sense but still feels fresh. Highly recommended.

@yourdreams2440 I did end up seeing it a second time and I completely agree with you🙂 I actually want to see it a third time lol

@@tnetennba725_3i had the same experience. The 2nd view really really made everything in the story much clearer

The line at the beginning of "its nkt about of you can read the music, its if you can you hear the music" paired with those visuals in scenes before and after that gave me chills. That's when I knew this was gonna be a banger

@@zydecomoon2742 yeah, that was pretty fantastic

Well you need a palette cleanser after.

The thing is, Oppenheimer enjoyers will in fact enjoy barbie, but barbie fans won't experience the same.

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Great movie with incredible cinematography and sound design, but I think they should focus more on the mental moral guilt after the bomb was successful, and less about the political drama after the bomb was made and the trials etc, since that wasn't very interesting...😢😢

@@mingyuhuang8944I agree, there was only one scene where we see Oppenheimer looking at the victims of the Japan bombings, and even then it was brief and the damages/victims were implied through photos. I wish the horrors and damages inflicted from the bombings were explored more in-depth and for longer

​@@mingyuhuang8944i would have gladly sit another hour just to explore how the bombings affected his soul ...but it's still a great movie ..

​​​@@mingyuhuang8944 IMO it was really interesting seeing how he was treated by the "people in power" because of his stand in the whole h bomb development and it was a integral part of his story too. Also I feel like this whole film was oppenheimer being ridden with moral guilt. There was a scene in the grey board where he was really overwhelmed by roger robb questioning and causes him to have PTSD. Also the scene where he was talking with Truman, where he was talking in front of the public imagining the nuclear aftermath, the scene where he imagined the world map drowning after H-Bomb. The scene where he's looking at victim aftermath. Also the whole point of he becoming a martyr in the grey board hearing.

@@mingyuhuang8944 The political trial reveal his guilt. But I think Noland didnt film it interestingly enough, compared this court room drama to a few good men or 12 angry men for example.

Well.. it deepends on the person. I like it after 2 hours i kinda got exhausted and a bit off but still finished it :) its just too new and something ive never watched 3 damn hours of dialouge 😂

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@@penguingobrrbrr353I mean I think the slowest part of the movie is the first hour though. So once you make it though that it just feels like a breeze after.

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What the fuck 😂😂😂😂

Everytime they switched to a different time line I was immediately excited to know what was gonna be said. Such a well-crafted, gripping movie

Yes, the spacing of the meeting with Einstein was awesome. At first you think, oh snap maybe he said something damning about Strauss. Then at the end you’re shook

Using black-and-white for the events in the 50s and color for the 20s, 30s, and 40s was a brilliant choice to help with understanding the continuity.

I also feel the movie really makes you ask yourself questions about our current situation, especially with the context of a war on European soil, the growing tensions in Africa and Asia. And the ever looming threat of nuclear destruction

"Tenet"

@@itsgonnabeokay9341 We don't speak of that film

Except for Tenet lol

​@@itsgonnabeokay9341tenet aged extremely nicely and it's still one of the best movies

​@@aytony4090Is Tenet that bad?😂 I mean it is an experimental movie so it doesn't really resonate with everyone.

It's absolutely insane how short of a time it took to go from the discovery of quantum mechanics to the creation of the first atom bomb.

Grad student means PhD? And also Nolan movies inclines on actual science theories and equations rather than just showcasing

I'd argue there was virtually no physics. Very little even physics discussion. It was almost entirely about politics, and largely felt like a courtroom drama. I really wanted to enjoy this one. I love Nolan, I love history, I love science. I found myself bored almost the entire way through the movie though.

@@akiraaoiichigo he's either getting a master's or a phd yes

@@pauldog I agree that this movie was not what I expected. I was very disappointed.

I think they kinda got that idea from when you encase nuclear material in neutron reflector material it makes the geiger counter go wild the more you encase it. Which are experiments that have gone wrong when scientists dropped the material and got hit by a massive dose of radiation. But that's just my thought, even though that wouldn't happen with those explosives, but using it to represent the construction of the bomb not just with visuals, but with sound is a great choice of Nolan indeed.

Oh that was him? I kinda liked that… all parties are guilty and each person has to live with their demons.

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@@TerryB2it is so annoying

Michael Gove makes me h@rder NGL

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I've seen someone do a review of the film on a mental health point of view and they nailed the feeling of anxiety and ptsd Oppenheimer gets with his creation.

Throughout the majority of the movie I had the same feeling I get when I know I have made an enormous mistake. That stomach-dropping dread you get when you fucked up and you're only now realizing the ramifications of your actions.

Shit I had anxiety on the 45 minute drive home.

Because the film sharply focuses on Oppenheimer’s changing mindset as the A-Bomb becomes a reality. Especially in the speech scene where the sound design overwhelms him with a sense of guilt and horror of his actions. Mixed with the visual aspects of replicating the flash burns and ashes hollow corpses of the bomb drop.

I didn’t feel that at all. The only scenes with real tension was the bomb and his victory speech/illusions. I don’t see what people keep hyping as anxiety enducing scenes. Go watch Uncut Gems if you want a heart attack with your film

Audio issues could be several things where you went and were sat etc cause the one I went to I heard all dialogue clearly and no Audio mixing was off really

@@callumnorris3738 I watched it in IMAX and was sat in the centre of the middle row. I also spoke to several other friends who have watched the movie and was also told that they had some issues with hearing. Several other reviews also mention that there seemed to be audio mixing issues and it was simply attributed to being the Christopher Nolan effect due to it apparently being an issue in several other movies of his.

I had no issues with the audio mixing in my local cinema, so it may have been an issue in your cinema

There were only two words spoken by the audience in my theater during the show last friday - both of them were the same guy just saying "Fuck." in a really bedraggled tone during a quiet scene. And I completely felt it.

Masterpiece? Wow, I guess we see things differently. I found it an insufferable mess that I walked out of before it was over. To each their own.

imo too early to say masterpiece, it needs to hold up over time for that, but I did think it’s great.

​@@mpbootcamp7009I fuckin loved it personally but it does seem to be a 50/50 where some people hate it and some love it

​@@mpbootcamp7009its a common thing with nolan films, some people love tenet but I think its a confusing trainwreck of a film

You really are making me wanna see it

Nice pun

Great movie with incredible cinematography and sound design, but I think they should focus more on the mental moral guilt after the bomb was successful, and less about the political drama after the bomb was made and the trials etc, since that wasn't very interesting...

For me it was Oppenheimer’s speech where he starts to hallucinate For a brief moment after the crowd stops clapping, you could hear a little girl screaming…that was one of the most horrific and stunning scenes I have ever watched

lmao

Jealous, in The Netherlands, where I live the closest 70mm Imax is in the UK, which would be too expensive to go and see, let alone would be quite the trip haha

Agreed

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It's Oppy time

maybe, but Barbie was so much better, Margot Robbie gonna win oscar fo sho

Weren't they like 16 miles from ground zero? That would mean sound needs to travel ~75 seconds to get to them!

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That dance was great.

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VFX and CGI aren’t the same

I believe the explosion was a miniature, so it was an actual bomb, albeit really small and not nuclear

yess

What’s even nicer is watching it a few more times and just discovering new things every time

a historian is a genius?

Generally I feel like he's trolling you in movies like interstellar and tenet. By the end you're like why?

@@chrisspencer6502 interstellar didn't leave you like why, it left you like how 🤣

The funniest thing is that cillian murphy doesn’t even care about an Oscar

I fucking love Cillian ever since the first season of peaky blinders. Definitely an amazing actor.

He's basically guaranteed to get nominated at this point, given all the praise. Whether he'll win: quite possibly, but there's certainly some strong competition this year (Killers of The Flower Moon, for ex.)

Cillian is so underrated. His Peaky Blinders performance was amazing, and then his performance as Oppenheimer is even better. Hope Cillian will be playing in the Fallout show directed by Nolan, or the 40k show/movie so he can act with Henry Cavill.

I loved him since batman he played scarecrow awesomely 👏👑👑

I hope it's a sign of change, enough with the Marvel garbage, bring back actual cinema !

I saw both one after the other. With my 15yo daughter. She was absolutely enthralled with Oppenheimer, and I was hooked on Barbie

​@@russelljimenez4715the sex parts?

​@@that_guy8590bro wtf 💀

@@an.7428 his 15 year old saw the sex parts in the movie no?

I’m sure you thought that.

@@casewojo6186I actually had a similar experience when doing a project on him myself. The man’s life is a very interesting story, and good stories are the basis for good movies.

@@casewojo6186me when I have trust issues

​@@LifelessRyanGreat movie with incredible cinematography and sound design, but I think they should focus more on the mental moral guilt after the bomb was successful, and less about the political drama after the bomb was made and the trials etc, since that wasn't very interesting...😢

@@casewojo6186and I am sure you aren’t cookieLOL

of all scenes, that one made you shed a tear? lol what the fuck

​@@vinylcabasseits a joke

@@davidgarrett4327 whooosh

@@davidgarrett4327he said “lol” tho at least, so it made him laugh

Oppenheimer solved his virginity just like he solved WW2...

The exact same thing for me

literally one of, if not the greatest, ending scene in cinema. took my breath away and shook me to the core

Ending was extremely fantastic. At first, you wouldn't know why Nolan would keep repeating that *certain scene* so many times. But as the story unfolds with more context, each re-viewing shapes into something more and more different... until the final puzzle piece joins together to complete everything. Amazingly executed, overall.

“I believe we did”

@@veeeevo chill with the spoilers for those who haven't seen anything yet man

I watched it today and already forgot how it ended. He just tells Einstein he doomed the world or something right? And einsteins like 😯

@@1lzs nobody asked

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Downey was amazing in this movie, very interesting to see him play the "bad guy", although I'd argue that even though Krauss was the antagonist, he wasn't necciceraly the "bad guy". He was really able to play a complex character and I hope he will do more roles like this

SAME

thats what I did lmao

Right, I forgot Oppenheimer 2as based on a book and not a real person and real events lol

@@alinalisan3361?? Lol

@@alinalisan3361 it is a real story, although him and Einstein were not friends like the movie portrayed

@@blahblahblah3199except they very much were friends, but more towards the last 10 years of Einstein’s life or so. Before that, for decades-they saw each other as merely acquaintances and peers in their fields of study who respected each other. They stood on opposite ends of nearly everything they believed in and didn’t see eye to eye. It wasn’t until the end of Albert’s life that they got much closer and really became friends. Oppenheimer says it himself after Einstein passes away, you can look it up yourself if you want.

@@blahblahblah3199 bro you must be so stayyubid man, I was CLEARLY joking because the op said “this movie is based on American Prometheus”