Oppenheimer | First Time Watching | Movie Review & Movie Commentary

[@tigqc]

Little did Oppenheimer know that last exchange with Einstein would start a chain reaction that would destroy his own world.

[@reactswithjax]

Wow, so true!

[@Roller-Ball]

What is worse than biting into an apple and seeing a worm? Biting into an apple and seeing 1/2 a worm.🤣

[@mishubakhtiar8200]

Good one 😂

[@reactswithjax]

Haha! Eeew!

[@Blue-kf6ju]

True XD

[@kschneyer]

“Not the biggest history buff on Oppenheimer.” Sister, you knew 5 times what the average viewer knows!

[@reactswithjax]

Haha! Thanks!!

[@Alvin-1138]

Agree totally

[@KS-xk2so]

What I like about the non linear storytelling is its not just done for fun. The story is about Strauss' confirmation hearing, which is mostly just them telling the story of Oppenheimer's hearing, a story which is then mostly them reviewing Oppenheimers life and building of the bomb. It's literally a story of a story of a story, completely organically created and unfolding at the same time, which requires the non linear story arcs. Incredible script writing.

[@MR2GR]

This reminds me of a similar story I know, where the story is told through someone reading the journal of another person reading his journal, which tells the story leading up to both of them.

[@KS-xk2so]

@@MR2GR The Prestige kind of does that.

[@maximillianosaben]

Downey's performance, especially in that 3rd act, was so darn exhilarating!

[@reactswithjax]

Yes! He gave a phenomenal performance!

[@s1lm4r1l6]

Emily Blunt was fire in that interrogation scene but the old guy on the board made my heart sing with his one line and look of admiration.

[@reactswithjax]

AGREED!!! His tiny role was everything! But yeah, she killed that scene.

[@kennyteeology3526]

It was weird because the actor playing that old guy was recently somewhat of a villain in the "Chernobyl" miniseries. (Speaking of Communists 😉 )

[@s1lm4r1l6]

@@kennyteeology3526 They look very similar, but they are not the same actor.

[@iTakerrr]

The wildest thing to me about this whole process is that while it was NEAR zero they never could get the chance to absolute zero that they wouldn't literally ignite the atmosphere and that would just be it for EVERYONE.

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

But then no one would survive to know so win-win.

[@reactswithjax]

Yeah, that is pretty scary!

[@billbill6094]

Just to be clear irl the theory was very unpopular and widely disagreed with, and we now know a fission reaction could never do such a thing. Just because one scientist said something doesn't mean science _must_ consider it. The theory was blown out of proportion for effect in the movie, since it's a popular misconception everyone thought it could happen.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

It feels incredible that we still get movies like Oppenheimer from time to time. You should watch the Chernobyl miniseries

[@reactswithjax]

Yeah, this movie was masterful! I've seen Chernobyl and it was wonderful!

[@flankerpraha]

The man with bongos is Richard P. Feynman, later Nobel prize winner. I recommend his books "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!: Adventures of a Curious Character" and "What Do You Care What Other People Think?: Further Adventures of a Curious Character".

[@rp8pi]

David Krumholtz ( Isodor Rabi) is very under appreciated actor. I love the tv show Numbers.

[@afnanmajid]

Agreed, no one talks about him in this film. He is the moral centre of this film. Look at his facial expressions during the test and after it, says so much without saying anything.

[@andrewcrowder4958]

Rabi’s character in the film interested me enough that I bought his bio- subtitled “Citizen Scientist.” Rabi helped invent MRI, and other medical applications for physics.

[@Trixstien]

The ironic thing is that Tony Stark dad worked on the Manhattan Project in the MCU :)

[@FuhqEwe]

How is that irony?

[@reactswithjax]

Yes! That's such an awesome MCU connection.

[@topcraft2844]

​@@FuhqEweIron(y) Man Hahahaha

[@thegunslinger1363]

I saw this twice in IMAX. During the lead up to the bomb being detonated. My heart was beating out of my chest. Btw, as an Irishman. I was very proud of Cillian Murphy when he won the Oscar .

[@maximillianosaben]

If I were that interviewer that tried to insist to him he's British, I'd still feel like a dope about it to this day.

[@reactswithjax]

It must have been an incredible IMAX experience!

[@KenTheReactionAddict]

This film is epic on several levels. The writing was epic. The dialogue, the use of the camera to highlight dialogue and that last line, which was probably the most iconic piece of film writing I have ever witnessed, the hanging idea that has yet to be fulfilled, that their creation will eventually destroy the world. Wow. Then there was the acting. I think Nolan just cut these actors loose and let them bring it. I have seen films where the cast was extremely talented, but in this case I felt like everyone who had a speaking part deserves an Oscar. But mostly I appreciated the characters. Almost everyone knows that Oppenheimer led the team that made the atomic bomb, but most couldn’t tell you much about him. Nolan and Murphy brought Oppenheimer to life and reintroduced him to the world. This one is epic! Great reaction Jax. I wish you had more films like this to react to.

[@frankathl1]

Re: Niels Bohr and the poisoned apple: I've not seen anyone comment on Oppie's clever explanation for preventing Bohr from eating the fruit: he says 'wormhole', which both suggests that the apple has been infiltrated by a worm and is therefore contaminated (it is!) and also refers to a hypothetical shortcut between widely separated regions of space-time, an idea that both theoretical physicists would be familiar with.

[@JoeBurlas]

I loved seeing your knowledge on everything, it was super impressive. Also, loved the hair. You're killin it smalls.

[@metfish]

Those were bongos. Richard Feynman was well known for his bongo playing!

[@metfish]

@Te-legrem-ReactsWithJax Huh? Not sure I understand.

[@tome2294]

Yours was one of the shortest reactions, in length, and yet one of the best I've seen. Your previous knowledge of Oppenheimer, and other players in this historical event added a great deal to your reaction. Well done!

[@BubbaCoop]

There's a great video online about the soundtrack and how difficult it was to change tempos in the middle of one of the themes. They actually changed the click track in the musicians' ears a bar before they got there, so they had to finish what they were playing at the previous tempo while already hearing the next.

[@reactswithjax]

That's really interesting!

[@AdityaKaul-dm8fk]

@2:48 regarding his lack of reaction to Oppenheimer grabbing the apple from his hand, my interpretation is that he is used to physicists having eccentricities (heck he may have some himself) so small odd actions like that don't phase him anymore.

[@reactswithjax]

I agree with your theory!

[@KS-xk2so]

lol love that you said eccentricities... when you're a genius, weird as fuck becomes a cute little quirk instead haha

[@AdityaKaul-dm8fk]

@@KS-xk2so genius, wealthy, or otherwise stand out in terms of accomplishments. General rule is, "well you clearly are better than the rest of us, so we can't judge you for being...odd"

[@bahrsoap73]

The lack of reaction from him snatching the apple is because Opi said "worm hole", implying to them that a worm had bored into the apple and he didn't want Niels to bite into a wormy apple. Its a good cover for Opi.

[@OneVoiceMore]

Uncredited MCU folks --- Kenneth Branagh --- voice-over of Asgard's rescue ship radioman, in Infinity War, and the director of Thor. Matt Damon --- "Loki" actor. If you mentioned Florence Pugh (White Widow), I missed it. The other Chris Nolan/Batman staple--- Gary Oldman as Commissioner Gordon/Sirius Black.

[@reactswithjax]

I always forge that Matt Damon played Loki 😂

[@OneVoiceMore]

@@reactswithjax >sigh You still have much to learn, young Jedi. I will continue to walk this path with you, until such time occurs that you cannot watch a movie without recalling their part in the MCU.

[@andrewcrowder4958]

Also James D’Arcy, as Blackett, Oppenheimer’s teacher, and who played Howard Stark’s driver in Endgame. D’Arcy and Branagh were on the mole together in Dunkirk.

[@akhilpremk]

I'm a physicist. I really appreciate how Nolan puts scientists and engineers center stage in so many of his movies. I do have one minor gripe with this movie though; Einstein was very good at math, the line where he expressed disdain for mathematics is playing into a common misconception about him. For example his paper on Brownian motion from the miracle year is a stunning blend of his amazing physics *and* math skills.

[@reactswithjax]

I loved hearing your perspective on this film!

[@jewelrana9910]

Congrats on 100k🔥

[@reactswithjax]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I can't believe it! It's pretty exciting!! ❤❤❤

[@mustavogaia2655]

The Chevalier incident was that conversation in the kitchen in which the guy suggested there were means to transfer nuclear weapons info to the Soviets.

[@SnartCaptaincold52]

The sequel to this film is called Godzilla Minus One. 😂

[@tear728]

So nice to see a reactor who knows who these physicists actually are. Feynman is my favorite 😊

[@reactswithjax]

Team Feynman!! ❤️

[@tamberlame27]

6:09 "I am time the destroyer of worlds" is the accurate translation not death.

[@Urzu07]

I saw this twice in digital IMAX and drove 3 hours to watch it in 70mm IMAX. The experience was AMAZING. Nolan doesn't make movies. He makes experiences (even when you don't know wtf is going on lol)

[@TheFriendlyFilmFan247]

Seeing this on 70mm IMAX film will forever be one of my most treasured moviegoing experiences.

[@reactswithjax]

That's amazing. It must have been such an epic experience seeing this on the big screen!

[@LokRevenant]

The fact that the organization at the college, FAECT, didn’t call itself FACET will ALWAYS bug me. If you can make an acronym into a word, make it into a word.

[@trulybtd5396]

If it's not a word it's not even an acronym, just an abbreviation.

[@horacecocroft9053]

I still can't believe you spotted Gary Oldman as Truman. Impressive, most impressive.

[@reactswithjax]

He is difficult to spot in movies since he is such a chameleon.

[@SimpleJackPC]

19:33 he actually wasn't wrong. We would have had WW3 with Russia a LOOONG time ago if we didn't have nuclear deterrents. I might be wrong because I can't find what I read before, but I'm pretty sure we have had less casualties from war since nuclear weapons, since most countries with them don't want to go to war with other bigger countries that have them.

[@limabravo6065]

Scientists like Oppenheimer, Einstein, Marie Curie etc... they were celebrities in the decades leading up to ww2. The public was fascinated with what science was promising and delivering by and large. 8n the preceding 30 years to ww2 we saw the advent of electrification, global communications via the telephone and radio, heavier than air flight, the birth of television, radar and a whole host of other wonders we still depend on to this day. But after the atomic bombings of hiroshima and Nagasaki the public then saw what happens when like Ian Malcom from jurassic Park said "these Scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should" and the aftermath scared the hell out of them. Throw in the ever present threat of annihilation once both the US & SOVIETS got functioning thermonuclear aka hydrogen bombs and you start to see why we haven't had any rock star physicysts since. Steven hawking was a magnificent Scientist in every measure but his work wouldn't result in any super weapons being built unless someone figures out how to create a black hole and here's hoping that's just sci fi. But the era before nukes was rapid discovery and the era after sees the physics community retreat into studying obscure and safe problems with little practical application.

[@flixandclips]

Ludwig Göransson score is haunting yet smooth. So good!

[@shredd5705]

Incredible...the first time you see a movie made for adults (and not teenagers)

[@xander66644]

Although most would probably disagree with me, I consider this film Christopher Nolan's best work. As great as the Dark Knight is, which I would consider it the best superhero film of all-time, Oppenheimer definitely establishes everything about Christopher Nolan's filmmaking style more than any other movie he made.

[@beloved-child]

Inception? Memento? Haven't watched this one yet...but imagining a Nolan film that outshines Memento, inception, and dark knight? That's tough. Memento personally was my favorite even though I could watch heath ledgers joker do a crossword puzzle for an hour.

[@senorelroboto2]

Q clearance isn't above Top Secret, it's a different thing for the control of nuclear material and information. It's like an additional, parallel classification system that is established by law in the Atomic Energy Act, whereas Secret/Top Secret is created by Presidential Executive Orders.

[@teish]

I can't believe one of the major criticism's of this movie is that it got boring after the Manhattan Project, I found the Oppie vs Strauss arc equally captivating, if not more. From using bureaucracy as a tool behind doors to bring down the most celebrated person of your time to the effect or rather the lack of effect nuclear weapons had on mankind desire for war, this movie stayed with me for quite a few weeks especially the closing conversation between Oppie and Einstein. Nolan knows how to end a movie. Interstellar. Oppenheimer. Dark Knight trilogy. Dude's a menace. I also find so interesting the hatred Strauss had for Oppie from mostly a fake narrative that he had built up, you never know how some people perceive you. How one's meaningless words can be the other's driving force.

[@marvinsarracino116]

Brilliant movie! Great cast I didn't really recognize anyone at times. Luv the switch between color and black and white to tell the timelines! Once again Brilliant movie! Thanks for sharing Jax ❤️💛 Lamby's got good jokes!🐑

[@reactswithjax]

I'm so glad you enjoyed my reaction! This was a truly phenomenal movie. Also, I'm thrilled you loved Lamby's joke at the end!! ❤❤❤

[@open_my_eyes3311]

Lamby nailed it with that end joke LOL

[@glennwelsh9784]

The significance of the laundry indicates whether they'd be staying in Los Alamos or not, and ultimately if they were still involved with the U.S. government or not. If the Trinity test is successful, it means they'll be staying and will need the sheets for further use. If the test fails, Oppie and his family will probably be forced to leave and they won't need the sheets because they won't be living there anymore.

[@reactswithjax]

Yeah, I was able to catch onto that. I didn't get it at first though! ❤

[@robertsims7828]

31:03 yep it is Josh Hartnet

[@VM0909]

Hi Jax, great reaction as always and congratulations on 100k subs 🎉. You deserve it:)

[@reactswithjax]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! ❤️🐑🎉❤️🐑🎉

[@SmokinJoe3]

According to scientists, back in the day, 'Wormhole' was a code for something that should stop or something to that degree :)

[@kernowarty]

Jax and Cassie from Popcorn in Bed make me think there might actually be Earth Angels.

[@BubbaCoop]

31:44 Not always. He did play Neil Armstrong

[@reactswithjax]

Ooh! I didn't know that.

[@WilliamKremin-pm5re]

This is one of those movies that I gotta watch a few times before I really understand what’s going on? It’s one of those movies that’s easy to get lost if you don’t know your history very well. Anyway, good reaction again. I’m like you, if I see someone that looks familiar I get excited and I gotta know what other movie they’re in, or I go crazy. But I didn’t notice there were so many that played in the dark knight.

[@regis387]

excellent reaction - what great casting!

[@amansinghrajput9445]

Before MCU Phase-4..the projects u must watch:- >SONY SPIDER-MAN UNIVERSE . SPIDERMAN12&3(TOBEY) .TASM 1&3(Andrew Garfield) .Venom 1&2 . SPIDERVERSE 1&2 > DAREDEVIL (Webseries) > INHUMANS (must watch) > Fantastic 4 (movies) > Ghost Rider 1&2 > Netflix Marvel shows(Defenders,punisher, ironifist etc) all are canon to MCU u should watch otherwise many things u will miss in the upcoming MCU phase 4 since it's Multiversal Saga..

[@honestpetvideos9307]

I wish at the end while the dialogue of " destroying the world " goes on , the director shows how the first news reports of each of the 9 nuclear states testing their nuke were shown

[@BadassRaiden]

No, he wasn't concerned with someone taking the apple he was about to eat because Oppie made a physics joke when he did it. That's why he said, "wormhole..." When I watched this in theaters I was the only person to give a reasonably loud aha at the punchline.

[@haydenlindquist7006]

“In exactly 1 hour and 58 minutes, we’ll know.” And at exactly 1 hour 58 minutes into the movie the bomb explodes

[@daveac]

You really needed to watch this movie in an IMAX Theatre - not only for the visuals - but the sound at times was intense

[@Alvin-1138]

Funny, Smart, and empathic I love all your reactions. I was amazed at how much you already knew. Will you say how?

[@sithlordkaeyl21]

Good morning, Jax. I like your hair today. I’ve seen this movie a few times, and it’s very good, even though it’s not a perfect portrayal of those events, but it still has so many amazing performances.

[@reactswithjax]

Good day to you!! Thank you so much! I agree that this movie is phenomenal and the performances were fantastic. ❤

[@andrewcrowder4958]

It may interest you to know that Einstein visited Japan in 1923, and lectured in three cities with prominent universities: Kyoto, Tokyo… and Hiroshima. Greetings from Kyoto.

[@Jeff-t2y]

I was wondering if Lamby was watching or just sleep since there was no action 😄😄😄!!! Another great review!! Definitely a great movie!!

[@reactswithjax]

He was napping! Thank you so much for watching. This movie was really great!!!

[@Paul_Allaker8450]

If you loved this, you'll like imitation game (not sure if you've done that already), well worth your time. Great reaction Jacqs. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@joshhanson6538]

If you want to see another great film with Robert Downey Jr., I highly recommend the Charlie Chaplin biopic, Chaplin. One of my favourite performances from him. I haven't seen any reactions to the film which is sad because it's a great film.

[@reactswithjax]

Thanks for the rec!

[@deux_deux215]

Jax: "He's the villain from Snow White!". Me: "He's certainly got the cheekbones for it."

[@reactswithjax]

Hahaha!

[@brandonhill2183]

You missed where Oppenheimer said "wormhole" when he took the apple away

[@spenserriley9277]

Never seen this film before looking forward to watching it Jax

[@reactswithjax]

It's such an amazing movie! It's on Peacock right now. ❤

[@coryweeks6230]

Kodak invented black and white IMAX film for Christopher Nolan for this film and it's the first to use it.

[@reactswithjax]

That's incredible!

[@ravensdark99]

That was the single scariest ending dialogue in any movie I have ever seen..that scared the sh.t out of everybody I know

[@gwurockstar]

"Or zombies..." you're amazing Jax 😂

[@nelbongellor412]

Happy Jaxday

[@reactswithjax]

Hi Happy Jaxday! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!!

[@timothymclain]

I wish others watched this with your same approach. It’s a dark topic? Yes. But it’s also a great movie. Interesting. Chock full of great performances and a sound mix that plays a key role. Excellent.

[@faisalmemon285]

Yes. Once the first child flew through a windshield they decided to make car seats for children.

[@cvabuck5489]

That final outro after the conversation with Einstein should have played Linkin Park's "What I've Done."

[@DylanMadd]

Brilliant movie. I’ve seen it so many times now (can’t stop!!) I’ve begun to notice a hundred little continuity mistakes (like Josh Hartnett’s hair in the “welcome to the war” scene)

[@reactswithjax]

I love when that starts happening! When you get so familiar with a film that you notice all the little details. ❤

[@mahmoudqaumi7927]

finally! Can't wait to see your reaction! I loved all of the movie, it's simply a masterpiece

[@reactswithjax]

I'm so glad you enjoyed my reaction!! This movie was incredible! ❤

[@limabravo6065]

I was glad that nolan incorporated the idea of Oppenheimer willingly taking his name being dragged through the mud as penance for giving humanity the means to commit suicide at the species level. But nolan has Oppenheimer say the famous i am become death line immediately after the trinity test when in reality what he said was "well that worked" i know its not as dramatic but

[@limabravo6065]

The movie is based on the book "Modern day prometheus"

[@leepoliang-k5jh4ps]

Love all your reactions and this one is no exception

[@reactswithjax]

Wow, thank you so much! That means so much to me! ❤

[@thseed7]

There are certain reviews where your intelligence is on full display. This was one of them. Wonderful job ma'am.

[@reactswithjax]

What a compliment! Thank you so much!

[@G10rgi]

Beautiful as always 😊🌞Shine❤️😊 Great movie! thanks to my friend who took me to see this on big screen so amizing❤️

[@reactswithjax]

Thank you so much!! ❤

[@G10rgi]

​@@reactswithjaxyou're welcome ❤️😊

[@mahmoudqaumi7927]

When we talk about oppenheimer, this means that Barbie in the mind 😁

[@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zm]

I was just going to say that! If she does this one hopefully she will do Barbie too! (Unless she already saw it)

[@jeromedutil-martin6823]

I would LOVE to see your reaction to 2007's "Across The Universe". It's a jukebox musical. All Beatles songs. A love story between an British guy and an American girl, set in the late '60s / early '70s. With the Vietnam war in the background. Starring Jim Sturgess, Evan Rachel Wood & Joe Anderson. Directed by Julie Taymor. My favorite movie of all time.

[@reactswithjax]

I haven't seen that movie but I've hard it's great! ❤

[@WilliamKremin-pm5re]

I just noticed you watched this movie, or at least posted it on KZbin, on my birthday, May 3rd.

[@ZR-lj9xv]

What do you do for a living besides reaction videos? I've watched a bunch of your videos and you are so well read and well informed about such a wide array of topics.

[@reactswithjax]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate you saying that. I've mostly worked in the entertainment industry. I like to read a lot though!

[@nickisactor]

@@reactswithjax Excellent review as always Jackie! Can you do a movie reaction to Monkey Man? Starting Dev Patel. I think you’d really like it because it’s not “Indian John Wick” as most claimed, it’s actually very deep and moving alongside the badass action.

[@mmxxiii9503]

When the recreate the Trinity bomb, tha was an iconic representation

[@axr7149]

In my opinion, this is Christopher Nolan's second-best film. You need to react to my personal #1: TENET (2020). It had an Imax re-release back in February and my appreciation actually skyrocketed. I was amazed at literally how every aspect of filmmaking improved from INCEPTION, and moreover did not waste time in exposition and was just go-go-go from frame one. You NEED to react to TENET, just keep your mind alert when watching it.

[@NoellaScott]

Your depth of knowledge on Oppenheimer and all the players plus the Manhattan Project was many times that of the average person...and you thought it was minimal!

[@JarrettGaza]

I noticed in your comments, you were taken back on the scene with the Oppenheimer child not in a car seat. The national law for car seats for children did not go into effect until 1986. Just letting you know.😮

[@Pertsa2000]

Want to see another bit different looking role for RDJ where got nominated for Oscar? And also one of the best comedies of the 2000s? Check out Tropic Thunder

[@mrwomby5007]

“I love Feynman”. Doesn’t everyone?! He was always taking his bongos to parties.

[@reactswithjax]

Right!!? He's such a joy! I had completely forgotten about his bongo playing.

[@865style]

This movie is great in my opinion. It is a top 10 movie in my eyes.

[@MR2GR]

If no one has suggested yet, if you love this and the dark knight series. If you haven't seen them, interstellar, inception, the prestige, memento, and dunkirk are all great movies. Tenet is fun, and i can appreciate the complexity, but overall, i dont think it's as entertaining as his other movies.

[@faisalmemon285]

Only Memento and Insomnia are hi good movies. Dark knight is neutral. The rest is garbage and junk science. 5 minutes in the real world equals 5018382 years in the dream world. Sheesh….

[@coltchan7380]

This movie is under the kids & family part of the movie aisle at my local Walmart.

[@davidladjani108]

Lol

[@reactswithjax]

Seems on brand for Walmart.

[@steelers6titles]

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

[@tamberlame27]

Except that is a mistranslation. It is I am time the destroyer of worlds. Not death.

[@teish]

Priceless reaction to noticing Sirius

[@lokithecat7225]

Jax, fresh from her debut in "The Sound of Music" stops by to give a review

[@actioninmyphannypack]

Great movie, great reaction, and I love what you did with your

[@reactswithjax]

Thank you so much!! ❤

[@actioninmyphannypack]

@reactswithjax I meant to say I love what you did with your hair, but forgot to actually put the word hair 😭😂

[@8tonystark8]

I would never watch this in theaters or at home But together with you, in only 45 minutes - heck yeah!

[@reactswithjax]

I'm so glad you're going to watch it with me! It's a pretty phenomenal film and definitely deserving of the awards.

[@LazloHo]

Jax! Are you a physics nerd? Or a history nerd? I thought history nerd but then you said you loved Feynman. Anyways, in case you are into physics, I recently discovered Tim Maudlin. He's a philosopher who works on the foundations of physics and is one of the clearest speakers on the topic that I've ever seen. He's so much more interesting, and educational (without even trying to educate) than so many popular physics educators. If you like physics you might enjoy any of the dozens of podcast appearances you can find on KZbin.

[@ManuelAEG]

How do you know Feynman??

[@reactswithjax]

I've seen some of his lectures and interviews online. He's wonderful. I'd forgotten he played the bongos!

[@dreadpirate3152]

You need to see Christopher Nolan’s masterpiece Interstellar

[@reactswithjax]

Yes I do! I haven't seen that one yet and I've hard it's amazing!

[@andersm1977]

Ludwig Göranssons music is the best of this movie.

[@colingreengrass6751]

Great Movie with great acting. Florence Pugh was great in this. I hope we see more of her as Yelena in Marvel too. There is no doubt that Cillian deserved his Oscar. I hope you watch Peaky Blinders in the near future

[@reactswithjax]

I LOVED Peaky Blinders! It was such an incredible show. Also, Florence Pugh is such a great actress and I'm thrilled she's joined the MCU.

[@MadcapMatt]

Josh Hartnett is going to star in a new M. Night Shyamalan movie btw.

[@reactswithjax]

Really!? That's awesome. I like J Hartnett!

[@kellymoses8566]

Nolan made a huge mistake not using CGI for the nuclear explosion. The gasoline explosion looked NOTHING like a real nuke.

[@maphezdlin]

I agree and disagree with you. The first few seconds of a nuclear explosion is prismatic (best term I can come up with). I was equally disappointed that this wasn't shown. But after that it is the atmosphere burning which very much looks like gasoline burning. If you look you can find color footage of trinity, it looks just like the movie. In fact most footage doesn't show the prismatic effect cause it's so bright it's just white on film. I would love to give some links but KZbin deletes comments with any links, even KZbin links.