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[@AddieCounts]

Thank you so much for watching this video and supporting my channel! What was your favorite 2023 movie?

[@alextan1478]

My top 10 2023 movies are 1. Oppenheimer (IMAX Version) 2. Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning 3. Gran Turismo 4. The Equalizer 3 5. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (IMAX Version) 6. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny 7. Evil Dead Rise 8. The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (IMAX Version) 9. Creed III (IMAX Version) 10. Wonka

[@MisterT50000]

Oppenheimer, followed closely by Anatomy of a Fall and Killers of the Flower Moon.

[@ryanking8227]

MI: Dead Reckoning GOTG Vol.3

[@josephwallace202]

Poor Things, Killers of the Flower Moon, Fallen Leaves

[@camillaalmond]

BARBIE!! and Past Lives 🤩

[@axr7149]

Oppenheimer just won 5 Golden Globes! Really happy for its wins overall.

[@Darkstar_Dayne]

Extremely rare W for Golden Globes

[@axr7149]

@@Darkstar_Dayne Regardless of what happens at the Oscars, I think Nolan wins Best Director. This is basically the equivalent of what happened to Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg before him (nominated a few times but never win until the right film comes along).

[@Darkstar_Dayne]

They've always snubbed him over inferior films. I won't bet on it, but it'd be nice if he does win​@@axr7149

[@MariotheJedi]

GG dont mean shit hahaha

[@iampotsataja]

​@@MariotheJediif they don't, then why are they such a big deal?

[@Objective_Piece8285]

Yep, Nolan's endings hit hard and make you think. But this is by far the best movie ending, it's so haunting.

[@shadxwslash44]

I remember the day I watched this movie very clearly. 27 July, I went to watch it alone. I sat down with very high expectations, knowing Chris Nolan's previous work and the cast, especially looking forward to Cillian Murphy's performance. Somehow the film managed to surpass my very high expectations, and I just sat in silence after the credits started rolling. With no one to discuss it with afterwards, the situation left me alone with my thoughts. I somehow got the courage to stand up and leave the cinema, and walked through the corridors of the mall with a face expression similar to Cillian's in the final scene. I got into my car, put on the movie's soundtrack, and continued the struggle to gather my thoughts. It was a very interesting 50 minutes in the car until I arrived back home.

[@suprchickn7745]

Your intelligence really shines through in such a densely packed film. This is another triumph for the brilliant Christopher Nolan. All the acting was brilliant and Cillian absolutely killed it! ...I'll see myself out

[@johnpooky84]

This movie was a blast!

[@averageyoutubeenjoyer115]

This movie gets better over time

[@austinpena5605]

My Imax Theater was on the same vibe seeing this opening weekend. The test scene had us on edge

[@Thebraveandthebold2130]

The coloured scenes were Oppenheimer 's perspective and the black and white scene were the audience perspective

[@BM-hb2mr]

The scariest part of this whole situation is what they did not tell lot of people were deleted during this a lot

[@BM-hb2mr]

By our own government. Our government is good for that

[@anonymes2884]

Absolutely nothing against the MCU movies, big fan of phases 1-3 especially but watching this I distinctly remember thinking "Oh yeah, that's right, Robert Downey Jr. is an _amazing_ actor !". Stellar cast, great movie IMO. Easily justified its runtime.

[@alextan1478]

Oppenheimer (2023) has officially been nominated for 13 Academy Awards, including Best Picture. I'm now rhythmically stomping my feet for this movie to win at the Oscars in March. 🦶🦶🦶🦶

[@thewackykid]

yes nolan's movies always ends HARD... u should watch memento and the prestige too if u have not... the ending hits HARD too..

[@stianhelldiver3819]

You should watch Darkest Hour where Gary Oldman won an Oscar for his portrayal as Sir Winston Churchill in that movie

[@fakecubed]

It's crazy to me that I watched that movie more than once, and never realized it was Gary Oldman. But that's his gift as an actor. Every performance is so unique, he can never be identified as an actor in the role, only the role is seen.

[@Henry-fn1zw]

I saw this in imax during the barbenheimer craz, I thought I was deaf when the shockwave of the bomb hit

[@W92tv]

If you actually pause the suicide scene at a certain frame, you can see a black glove pushing her head underwater.

[@Yggdrasil42]

Yeah, there are two possibilities shown, edited into one scene, because it's not clear what happened.

[@levipolacek6938]

leaving the theater walking to my car i couldnt help but look up

[@Teclis98]

My idea of why its black and white when Strauss is the focus character. It is a physical manifestation of his narcissism. He sees things in black and white - he is either celebrated as an important man or he is humiliated (the sandwhich comment if he was well adjusted that wouldn't cause him to destroy a man). It is also reflected in his recollections of Oppenheimer's conversations with Einstein. The other characters are not so burdened with the weight of Strauss's world view and therefore those scenes are in color. You also see this in scenes that strauss is in... but isn't the focal point.

[@steelers6titles]

In the Bhagavad Gita (the Song of God), Krishna appears to the warrior Arjuna in various forms. Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.

[@ulicesvilla6995]

Do Killers of the flower moon:)

[@lordofchaosinc.261]

The interesting thing is until ithe bomb worked they didn't know if either all their work was in vain or would they destroy the entire world in a chain reaction. Well the best theory said it would work fine but what is theory if you're doing something practically for the first time in history. Compared to destroying the world more possible outcome would have been the fiery death of all spectators in the vivinity of the test. I guess they must have felt pretty relieved after the successful outcome.

[@MrSnrubIsRight]

Another film about a genius of this caliber: A Beautiful Mind

[@Dung_Eater]

Why?

[@nemenex1023]

The most terryfing thing is this is all true

[@Avalon19511]

here is the link for the movie if anyone is interested kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKHLhZ2Jo8ijY68

[@pjbarney9580]

fantastic movie... its close to an hour too long... but great anyway

[@JohnDAmico-ci2hz]

Nah, could've been longer and I still would have enjoyed it!

[@Sm00th-0perator]

The end of humanity... is coming. It all starts in Ukraine?

[@Gonzalo_Almendra]

I had the opportunity to see Oppenheimer and I enjoyed it very much, but yes, for example, there were scenes that I did not like at all and the same thing happens all over the world. The explicit sexual scenes, sex and nudity of the actresses Pubg and Blunt were unnecessary and even They are uncomfortable. The truth is that Nolan didn't even treat female actresses well and respect for women is very important. I even felt very sorry for Pugh and Blunt actresses because of those unnecessary explicit sexual scenes. What do you think? I hope to know your opinion and response because in my opinion the explicit sexual scenes, for example in the interrogation, did bother me and were unnecessary F****g and having sex 🤢🤮 Also be careful with explicit sexual scenes, nudity and sex because KZbin can close your channel for inspired content. Those explicit naked sexual scenes, Also, the KZbin scene can be taken as a p**n scene because it is inappropriate 😨

[@vinnycordeiro]

The sex scenes served their purpose. They have their place in the story, even to convey discomfort. Do not let you puritanism make you think sex scenes are unnecessary just because you are uncomfortable with them. I'd rather see more well-made sex scenes on cinema than violent ones. Which begs a good question: why are so many people ok with scenes where characters can literally blow other people's head with guns, but are so critical about intimacy on the screen?

[@Gonzalo_Almendra]

​​@@vinnycordeiroBut the explicit sexual scenes, nudity and sex, are necessary, even more so Blunt and Pugh treated them as sexual objects, for example the scene that was disgusting during the interrogation and the other one that I won't say to avoid spoilers!! Even in the cinema where I was watching Oppenheimer, people said that they would rather see scenes of violence, atomic bombs than unnecessary explicit sexual scenes to make women uncomfortable, for example what made the video reaction Addie

[@vinnycordeiro]

@@Gonzalo_Almendra Movies are made to provoke emotional reactions, even disgust. Florence Pugh told in a recent interview (unfortunately can't link because KZbin's spam filters) that she doesn't mind those kind of scenes, will need to look after Emily Blunt's view. The thing is: part of the audience needs to re-evaluate their views, because movies will continue to use these scenes, no matter your opinion. And trust me: we live in times where there is much more consciousness about how to shoot this kind of scene than in the past, and we don't even need to go too much in the past: even 20 years ago things weren't that way. But I know that people won't change their opinions. Which is a shame. Also: if you prefer to watch people being blown away than having intimate moments, you really should look for professional help, that isn't normal.

[@Gonzalo_Almendra]

@@vinnycordeiro I completely agree with you in your opinion message. Nowadays there are people in countries such as the United States, Canada, Chile, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Australia who prefer Valencia to sex scenes, nudes!! It also makes me sad because they are closed-minded or those people also need help!

[@josephwallace202]

Nude scenes in movies are fine in the abstract. Nude scenes directed by a detached, clinical reptile like Christopher Nolan are just unsettling and alien.

[@crispy_338]

It’s crazy what Nolan can do. In the Trinity test scene I knew exactly what was going to happen, yet I was getting really nervous as if I was there. Crazy what a great director can do with well established historical events

[@dracomaster4]

I love that we heard the shockwave at various distances too. Too many movies portray the bomb and the sound at the same time no matter the distance. That scene gave me chills.

[@sammie_nl]

The whole trinity sequence was insane, like 10 minutes of build up with a track by ludwig that just enduces pure anxiety!

[@johnkery6449]

But his scene with nake girl by talking about Hindu God showing really disrespectful ,they definitely could've been better approach ,when i visited and searched about him he was more towards religious way and give proper respect not a single bad word about any religion but producer and director just wasted that dialogue

[@justAman548]

@@dracomaster4I hate that I knew it was coming, but it still scared the shit outta me

[@OpenGL4ever]

The main problem with the Oppenheimer movie is the bomb test scene. It is clearly visible, that this is not a nuclear bomb explosion.They should have used a real nuke for the movie.

[@maximillianosaben]

Yes, Christopher Nolan movies tend to have spectacular exhilarating endings. Take your pick of any of the bunch quite frankly, but The Dark Knight is top tier.

[@Tlack333]

Interstellar’s ending is probably my favorite movie ending ever.. humanity survived but there’s still hope for a better world out there. So good

[@undbiter65]

The prestige. Biggest ending. The big reveals are in the last 15 mins.

[@billycjohnson08]

The black & white segment is based on scenes not from Oppenheimer’s perspective & the color segments are scenes from Oppenheimer’s perspective. The film is based off of a book called “American Prometheus.” Oppenheimer is re-releasing in theaters this month so you do have an opportunity to rewatch the film on IMAX

[@sammie_nl]

Addie, your reaction at the end is exactly Nolans intent. He wants the audience to be captivated and learn more about the story, like strauss. He obviously can't tell the whole story in 3 hours, so chose to focus alsmost everything on Oppenheimer (except the black and white scenes). I love how he doesnt dumb thing down for the public. If you fully invest in his movies, he gives back 100%! Great reaction :) p.s. Oppenheimer won 5 Golden Globes yesterday, including Nolan for best director!

[@GunnedPoison676]

It was called "The Gadget" primarily for security reasons. It wouldn't be quite the secret project that it was if everyone who worked on it liberally used the word "bomb" during development.

[@glennwelsh9784]

There are very few directors working today who can make a 3-hour biopic comprised mostly of people having hushed conversations and make it so absolutely riveting like this.

[@fakecubed]

Well for one thing, most directors would've gotten the sound balance done a lot better 😂

[@richieclean]

​@@fakecubed most people would have structured their sentence a lot better.

[@andrewcrowder4958]

Yeah, imagine the pitch meeting. "I want to make a film about math and backroom politics, and shoot it for IMAX."

[@noah_ncl0223]

This movie deserves its Golden Globes 🤩

[@MariotheJedi]

GG dont mean shit

[@jordanhenshaw]

No it doesn’t.

[@s1lm4r1l6]

Its Black and White when we see the scene from Strauss's perspective. Because that's how he sees the world. White and Black. American and Russian. Capitalist and Communist. The rest of the scenes are in colour because that's how the world is, that's how Oppenheimer's views are. Nuanced, colourful.

[@BubbaCoop]

And they had to get IMAX to create the film for it.

[@flibber123]

I think in his meeting with Truman, Truman wasn't so much proud of it as he was angry that Oppenheimer is talking as if Oppenheimer had the power. The President has the power. The blood is on Truman's hands. By claiming the blood is on his hands, Oppenheimer is telling the President that the President's role in this was lesser than Oppenheimer's role. The President then had to put Oppenheimer in his place.

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Addie like always, This movie is another masterpiece from Nolan. What he has put before our eyes definitively deserves to be seen, as does Cillian Murphy's performance in the role of Oppenheimer and the irreconcilable but fantastic, but Robert Downey Jr. in the role of Lewis Strauss is in another level what a great performance truly amazing. The Trinity Test recreation was filmed without special effects, Nolan is no stranger to recreating dramatic events on the big screen but in perhaps his most ambitious move yet, the director decided to film the atomic bomb test without using any CGI or visual effects. That means what you see on screen really did take place - although on a smaller scale. The movie opens with an ominous opening caption, which reads: “Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to man. For this he was chained to a rock and tortured for eternity.” The film is based on Kai Bird’s 2005 Oppenheimer biography American Prometheus and explaining the comparison, Kai writes in his book: “Like that rebellious Greek god Prometheus who stole fire from Zeus and bestowed it upon humankind, Oppenheimer gave us atomic fire. The cast lived together during filming, Nolan moved his cast and crew into digs together. Emily Blunt likened the situation to ‘summer camp’ and told People: “We were all in the same hotel in the middle of the New Mexican desert. We only had each other.” in another unusual move, Nolan wrote the script in first person in order to reflect how most of the film is being told from Oppenheimer’s perspective and using his memories. Matt Damon told in an interview: “I’ve never seen that done before. Instead of ‘Oppenheimer walks across the room,’ it’s ‘I walk across the room.’ This was a way for him to signal that, Okay, this is what the movie’s going to feel like. It’s going to feel immediate.” Keep up the good work.

[@JohnDAmico-ci2hz]

Everything about this movie was spectacular, everything. Saw it opening weekend in IMAX and when it ended the whole Theater was silent with everyone looking at each other. Had to see it again in IMAX and it was even more astounding than the first time..... Blown away by this and Godzilla - Minus One. Great year for Cinema....

[@yourfriendlymrvllkr]

The silence is simply the silence before the "storm". The first to arrive is light, then sound and wave.

[@MichaelScheele]

I believe that the black & white segments were scenes from Strauss' point of view. Color is used for Oppenheimer's POV or for a third person POV.

[@randolphhaddock4635]

I think the fact Stauss ruined himself by going after Oppenheimer mirrors the mutually assured destruction of nuclear war.

[@AlexandriPatris]

Finding out Truman was Gary Oldman was a big surprise for me as well.

[@bowi1332]

Gary Oldman was so good. What an actor!!! The first time I noticed his acting was in "Léon".

[@pencilpen8838]

"Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to man. For this he was chained to a rock and tortured for eternity." That absolutely sums up what Oppenheimer went through

[@fakecubed]

It's been the longest period of peace in human history since the two bombs dropped on Japan. Conflicts between great powers ceased to exist. Only minor regional conflicts have occurred without turning into another world war. Oppenheimer may have believed he destroyed the world, but the probably saved it.

[@vudujl83]

It’s rare that I see a movie that is nearly 3 hours long, full of talking, and yet I can’t take my eyes off the screen…thank you Mr. Nolan for continuing to do what you do; has everyone else caught on to the fact that so many of his movies have a one-word title (e.g. Memento, Insomnia, Inception, Tenet, Interstellar, etc.)?

[@Clayton-S.]

Thanks for your reaction to such a fantastic movie, Addie. It was really absorbing and absolutely fascinating😀👍 I don't know if you've seen it but I liked Thirteen Days. It's about the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.

[@axr7149]

This marks the 2nd time Nolan has worked with his editor and composer (Jennifer Lame and Ludwig Göransson respectively). I highly recommend their first collaboration (TENET (2020)).

[@alextan1478]

#TenetForAddieCounts

[@Yggdrasil42]

The TENET soundtrack is amazing.

[@Emily-tb1cp]

I would love to see You continue with Star Trek.

[@josephwallace202]

Only the original films, otherwise, pass.

[@Yggdrasil42]

@@josephwallace202Nah, First Contact is great too.

[@CybrSlydr]

I absolutely loved this movie. The thing that gets me the most about this movie is we already know all of this (as in it's already happened, not we individually know his life story) yet Nolan and everyone are able to create this tension and intensity. We know the bomb worked - but the scenes leading up to its successful test... WOW. This movie also used sound in ways I'd never heard before - absolutely awesome experience in theater!

[@sidhup7308]

Went and saw this twice in theaters, what a masterpiece! My heart rate even while watching this reaction was like 📈

[@fakecubed]

Second best movie of 2023. Best was Godzilla Minus One. Maybe someday when it's on home release you'll react to that too.

[@Beco96]

8:47 Black and white parts of the movie are from Strauss POV, and the rest of on colour.

[@tktkdiamond]

Never Be One like it again on this historical level by far the greatest IMAX experience of all time with my father that I took there he was in aw the whole entire time which is rare nowadays where everything is another remake or copycat of the golden era like trilogies that should be left alone and come up with new originally like this rare gem 💎 that will be rememberd forever with great writing and conclusions to a 10/10 masterpiece that held my sense of tension to guys all the way through to the phenomenal rare gem 💎 masterpiece ending making it easily the best of the decade that made you think to the world would have been a very different place if Hitler got the bomb like my grandfather who faught in WW2 to make sure that didn't happen but he always said people today don't have a clue of how close it came to a very different ending for the human race and we would be speaking German now because back in the spring of 1942 that was the true reality of the world and the axis was still gobbling up every island or continent and unstoppable on land and water and that's what makes this thought provoking in a disturbing way because you can't win a nuclear war and mankind loses and goes extinct 🦤 in the worst most horrible way imaginable like the scariest movie of all time Threads with no happy ending for humanity just a radioactive waste land where nothing can survive and gets cooked alive from the inside by a million x-rays an hour

[@Yggdrasil42]

Beautiful film. I hope you'll watch TENET soon, another Nolan.

[@alextan1478]

I second Tenet (2020). It's gonna be a wild and intense ride for Addie. #TenetForAddieCounts

[@MermaidMusings7]

The cinematography is incredible.

[@legendsofabhaile]

Black and white is objective, color is subjective

[@NPA1001]

If the sound of the atomic blast made you jump watching it at home .. in the IMAX cinema where I watched it, and I assume in all IMAX cinema’s , they must have turned all the speakers to full volume and directed them at the audience , the sound literally blasted you back into your seat

[@alextan1478]

Let's give Addie a round of rhythmic feet stomping for watching Oppenheimer (2023), as her second movie on her channel for the new year and for achieving 80K subscribers on KZbin. 🦶🦶🎉🎉🎊🎊This is my ALL-TIME favorite movie of 2023 and my all-time favorite Christopher Nolan movie alongside Dunkirk (2017). Not only that, it JUST WON the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture - Drama. The experience of seeing this movie in IMAX was very impactful indeed. In fact, I saw it in IMAX, twice. First with my girlfriend in IMAX Digital and again with my dad in IMAX 70mm. As a junkie for visual suspense, the Trinity Test is my favorite scene in the movie because of the anticipation for the countdown as well as the blast itself. When my girlfriend & I first saw it, we were wondering "Where's the boom?" Then the shockwave from the blast jolted me to the back of my seat. Both times when that scene started building up, my heart was racing at 115 bpm on my watch. The speech at the gym was also intense because of Oppie having visions of a woman, played by Christopher Nolan's own daughter, Flora, whose skin starts peeling. Not only that, the wall behind him starts shaking while he's static and then the BOOM as we cut to the crowd cheering for Oppie. He also sees various hallucinations around him as he leaves the gym. Now that's terrifying. This is also my all-time favorite movie that Robert Downey Jr. starred in. His performance as Lewis Strauss was so well done. The same can also be said for Florence Pugh as Jean Tatlock. The lust in her eyes in Kitty's vision of her when she's on Oppie's lap was very powerful. I also love how the Fusion sequences were shot in both Black & White 15/70mm IMAX film & Black & White Panavision Super 70mm film. BTW, that rhythmic feet stomping on the bleachers is my favorite sound effect from the movie. No wonder why it gave you anxiety.

[@alextan1478]

The use of color is to portray Oppenheimer's subjective perspective (Fission) and the use of black & white is used to portray Strauss's objective perspective (Fusion).

[@alextan1478]

Another Christopher Nolan movie that takes place during World War II but before the Manhattan Project that I would also suggest to you is Dunkirk (2017), which is currently tied with Troy (2004) in third on your recent poll. #DunkirkForAddieCounts Speaking of Josh Hartnett, who plays Ernest Lawrence in this movie and Zeke Tyler in The Faculty (1998), I also suggest two war movies that were produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, Pearl Harbor (2001, directed by Michael Bay) & Black Hawk Down (2001, directed by Ridley Scott) as well as The Virgin Suicides (1999), 40 Days and 40 Nights (2002), Hollywood Homicide (2003), Sin City (2005), 30 Days of Night (2007), the upcoming Trap (2024), and the Guy Ritchie films Wrath of Man (2021) & Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre (2023). #MoreJoshHartnettForAddieCounts ...and Isador Rabi is played by David Krumholtz, who played Bernard the Head Elf in the Santa Clause movies & Mr. Universe in Serenity (2005).

[@josephwallace202]

Oppenheimer's visions in the auditorium were pretty thuddeningly literal, I don't know why everyone is so smitten with them. Nolan puts together such a slick presentation for his films that I think people miss how unsubtle and bludgeoningly direct he's being.

[@codyprice2616]

The color scenes is when the story is most focused on Oppenheimer. The Black and White scenes are when the story is more focused on Straus.

[@Yggdrasil42]

Not exactly. The color scenes are subjective while the black and white ones are objective (based on actual recordings and witnesses).

[@Elysium4D]

The saddest part of Oppenheimers life is that he died at the very height of the cold war, when the US and the USSR quite literally had their fingers on the button for megatonne nuclear bombs (bombs 1000x more powerful than the one he made). Oppenheimer died truely believing he was the reason for the end of mankind.

[@LovelessDogg1]

Time to watch the sequel. Godzilla. 😋

[@mustavogaia2655]

On the decision of dropping the bombs: the bombing campaign in 1945 with conventional weapons were more deadly than the two bombs. It is assumed that the bombs prevented the main islands invasion, which was estimated to cause up to a million deaths.

[@charleshays5407]

Max Born was the grandfather of Olivia Newton - John.

[@YolandaAnneBrown95726]

I finally saw this when it hit Peacock. I didn't move during the entire movie. And when it ended, I let out a gasp, like I lost my breath. I can relate to your reaction. What an incredible film!

[@BoKnowsBrains]

Gary Oldman could be sitting next to you right now. but you wouldn't know it. because he's GARY FUCKING OLDMAN.

[@marvinsarracino116]

This was an epic movie. It was great to get a story of what Oppenheimer went through to huild the bomb. He truly became death the destroyer of worlds. I always think what if that reaction did destroy the atmosphere? ☢️😩 Scary thought! Great reaction I'm glad you saved it for your channel! But you still need go see it in a theater! It was great! Thanks Addie❤💛

[@johnpooky84]

To be fair, if the reaction had destroyed the atmosphere, you wouldn't have known.

[@Worldwide505]

*Watch these 4 amazing movies released worldwide today, if they are playing in theaters near you.* 1. Mary Christmas 2. Captain Miller 3. Hanu Man 4. Guntur Kaaram""

[@chriskeentechnician]

An amazing movie with an amazing musical score. I’ve fallen in love with Hans Zimmer’s work on many films 🎶👌

[@borisbalkan707]

Is it just black and white whenever Strauss is involved? Bingo. It's the movie from his perspective.

[@seanmcmahon9217]

Might want to re-post/fix the sound. The actors sound like they’re underwater or something.

[@chrisbanks6659]

Will drop a like for you & the channel but I can't watch this reaction until I've actually seen the movie myself. Just really don't want spoilers - (I know it's based on fact and there is only one story, but that's not the point). LOL

[@mistajay885]

I don't know if there is any official research on why, but it's pretty common for a lot of physicists and mathetitians to be multilingual...

[@bowi1332]

This is such a great movie! I regret not seeing it in a theatre. I plan to watch Dune Part 2 a second time soon, especially because some movies are meant to be watched on a big screen with a proper projection technology.

[@maximillianosaben]

Good thing Addie is here, cause otherwise this is a helluva movie to start the day.

[@nazfrde]

The silence between the detonation and the sound reaching them is scientifically accurate, based on the difference between the speed of light and the speed of sound.

[@Yggdrasil42]

The black & white scenes are apparently objective (based on known facts and recordings) while the color scenes are subjective.

[@MilesL.auto-train4013]

"... I believe we did." There was someone talking elsewhere about how someone asked if there was a post-credits scene, and they summed it up masterfully: _"You're living it, baby."_

[@fakecubed]

Followed immediately by Godzilla Minus One.

[@ftristan]

if you feel inclined to watch it again in an imax screen it was supposed to be re-released this month

[@tsmartin]

23:01 My guess would be zinc oxide cream. Kind of an old time sunscreen.

[@steelers6titles]

"Boys, if you ever pray, pray for me now."--Harry S. Truman

[@865style]

The heat from the first test turned the ground/ gravel into glass.

[@Vampyr787]

The black and white footage was the story from Strausses point of view because he kind of works in the shadows.

[@billporter7736]

Actually they built three whole towns for it

[@Rjiig123]

First 🎉

[@thatperformer3879]

Ever going to watch Band of Brothers?

[@alexcayer9377]

The ending is getting me emotional every time.

[@BubbaCoop]

The poison apple likely didn't happen

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

lots of things didn't happen. still a good movie though lol.

[@BM-hb2mr]

Does Levis Strauss ring a bell? Yes he was family to th makers to the Blue Jeans

[@andrewcrowder4958]

@BM-hb2mr False. You might as well say that Lewis Strauss was related to Johann Strauss, who composed the Blue Danube waltz, or Richard Strauss, who composed Also Sprach Zarathustra. Your post should be flagged for false info.

[@jmwoods190]

33:45 Fun fact not mentioned in the film: The old bald man on the board who said:"I couldn't either"(answering Robb's loaded question) in support of Kitty- that was Ward V. Evans(played by John Gowans), the board member who voted to renew Oppenheimer's security clearance(whereas the other 2 didn't, hence the rest was history).

[@brandonnezamoodeen8882]

Addie, now you have to watch Barbie!

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

She saw it on her own.

[@ramazan_yildiz]

37:19

[@Heathen9]

This film was f’n amazing! Nolan put the book, American Prometheus to film & it was outstanding. Accuracy, this film is easily 97% to 98% accurate. I’m no expert but I do know Dr J Robert Oppenheimer’s life very well. This film is very, very accurate. A few of the conversations happened between different people than what was shown but that is almost completely inconsequential.

[@GinoGonzalez12]

"is it possible they were talking about something more important" and what are they actually talking about???? Literally the possible end of the world as we know it. WHAT A FILM!

[@aninjaguardian]

37:49 Yes, I think Nolan himself has said in an interview (I wish I could find it) that he builds towards his endings and he envisions them a certain way. He's often crosscuts between different timelines in his endings as well

[@josemachado6296]

Lol, whe she was like, "I really wanna know what Einstein and Oppenheimer were talking about", I was like, "ummmmm no you dont", because it turns out to be one of the most horrifying revelations ever in cinematic history 😅

[@brandonflorida1092]

I don't understand why this video utterly leaves out Oak Ridge, Tennessee, a town built almost overnight for a portion of the project.

[@captaindelta43]

I gave the human the power to destroy themselves Now I have become death , destroyer of worlds . These lines hit hard

[@JohnThorsson-yo4qq]

3:03 Oppenheimer and Einstein didn’t not get along, though they had different views of quantum physics. Einstein didn’t really believe in many things that others did. He thought “God doesn’t play dice,” meaning that things are far more certain than Oppie and Bohr did.

[@josemachado6296]

Oppenheimer is coming back to theaters in 70mm imax, and if you get a chance you MUST watch it in that format, I've seen it three times and that last time was the 70mm imax and you really can't beat him amazing the movie looks and sounds

[@themarvelousjoe1501]

Oppenheimer is based on the book "American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer." The movie takes some historical pages and the book to make it as accurate as possible. The only inaccurate thing in this film was how Oppenheimer and Einstein were treated when they were on scene together, in reality they were friends. Jean Tatlock's death and Oppenheimer "sleeping" with her while cheating on Kitty is still debatable to this day according to historians.