Oppenheimer is Mind-Blowing | No Spoiler Movie Review!

[@andreachaparro3742]

If you've seen any season of Peaky Blinders you know that Cillian Murphy has the goods when it comes to lead performances. He's so so so great as Thomas Shelby O.B.E 😅

[@LouiseAndersen1991]

I really dont understand, why he never even got a nomination for the Emmys for his portrayal as Tommy Shelby. "In the Bleak Midwinter"

[@andreachaparro3742]

@@LouiseAndersen1991 Same. The Emmys are weird with that. The whole show was an achievement in set design, production, writing, acting, costumes, it's a fantastic show and extremely underappreciated

[@phantom213]

​@@andreachaparro3742second every word.

[@DjDown1984]

Just binged peaky blinders last week, I knew he had the chops but holy sh*t does he go hard as Tommy Shelby!! The guy's top tier

[@c4nn4boi15]

Bro he has done quite some amazing work before peaky blinders

[@lonellfletcher]

I do have to disagree about the score and cast size. Every score moment felt intentional, and every character had a connection to Oppenheimer, either in helping to achieve the bomb or in aiding in his (attempted) downfall. Now, having said that, I share your total passion for this film. Such an experience!!!!! I still can’t get over how gripping and absorbing it was. Thank you, Christopher Nolan!!!!!

[@lonellfletcher]

Nolan completely drew me in and TRAPPED me in the head space of Oppenheimer. I was there with him for the entire journey. Truly immersive cinema. It’s still sitting with me the morning after.

[@JbodMC]

You can tell when a movie is truly great when it keeps coming back to you days after a viewing. Even for some of the other movies that have been incredible the past few years, I rarely get that feeling. I'm not always the biggest fan of Nolan's narratives, but this film really felt like the culmination of what he's learned over his past 20 years as a director.

[@mgariepy42]

I so agree. We are recommending this film to everyone. It definitely reverberates. We watched it 3 times.

[@shawman5676]

saw it 2nd time at 70mm Imax and Metreon and it does provide new perspective. Simply fantastic and some performances stand up even more 2nd time around. Alden Ehrenreich is one of those performances. Blunt also hit you hard 2nd time around. Nolan is masterful and performances are top notch.

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

While I don't think it was a perfect film, I did love it and gave it a 9/10 Just to nitpick, the film lost a bit of momentum after the explosion scene but later picked up again thanks to the wonderful acting of Blunt and mainly Downey Jr. The movie is dialogue heavy and at times difficult to follow but one can find the path easily and get back on track with the storylines. Cillian Murphy was exceptional!! What a quiet storm of a performance. I was leaning into Cooper after seeing Maestro but now I am rooting for Murphy. What a wonderful year for Best Actor! Even Paul Giamatti (in The Holdovers) would be a great win. I see Oppenheimer getting double digit nominations and winning multiple awards including Best Picture and Best Director. I would also give it Actor, Supporting Actor, Sound, Editing, and Score. A fantastic film!

[@tfpp1]

Is it too much to assume that Oppenheimer might get Oscar noms for: Best actor (Murphy), supporting actor (RDJ), supporting actress (Blunt), adapted screenplay, cinematography, score, editing, sound design, production design, director, AND picture?

[@mgariepy42]

I think all will be nommed but I REALLY believe Nolan, Murphy, and RDJ are going to WIN. I can’t imagine Scorsese, DeNiro, Leo or Cooper besting them, as good as their performances will no doubt be.

[@-Olea-]

@@mgariepy42 well you got all of that right!

[@Jared_Wignall]

I saw Oppenheimer the first showing of the Thursday night preview screening at the nearest IMAX and I love the film. Defiantly one of the best films of the year for me. Cillian Murphy is amazing, nice he finally got to be the lead of a Nolan film and Emily Blunt is amazing in her role. Matt Damon is great as is Robert Downey, Jr. who really steals every scene he’s in. Florence Pugh is great as is everybody, no matter how small the part, from Casey Affleck to Kenneth Branagh and Gary Oldman’s scene as President Harry S. Truman is just amazing. The script and direction is flawless by Nolan, the score is fantastic, cinematography is top notch. The recreation of the atomic bomb is stunning. I love this film. This deserves a slew of awards nominations and wins. To me, it defiantly should be a front runner for: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Actor (Murphy), Best Supporting Actor (RDJ), Best Supporting Actress (Blunt), Best Cinematography, Best Original Score, Best Production Design and any other categories one could think of. It’s great to hear your thoughts on the film Brian, I hope you have a great rest of your weekend, take care!

[@paulvoorhies8821]

I think Murphy has a good shot at Best Actor, and I have a feeling that Nolan may finally have Director.

[@LouiseAndersen1991]

Just give him 3. Then you dont have to give him a single Oscar for the next 20 years 😅Screenplay, director AND picture.

[@gingerkid1048]

Unless there’s some other crazy performance closer to awards season.

[@nikitamohan3390]

Have you seen the Killers of the flower moon trailers???

[@emillion4470]

Do I absolutely have to see it in 70mm IMAX ? Cillian is one of my favorite performers since 28 day later, Girl with a pearl earing and Red eye. An actor with so much range, I am equal parts attracted, repulsed, bewildered and fascinated by his vivid screen presence.

[@roxy5588]

Oppenheimer is for me perfection. I cannot find one bad thing to say about this film. It will sweep awards season with ease. I think it will receive 11 Oscar nominations and win at least 8. Cillian Murphy's performance was outstanding I loved everything about his character it was intriguing, genuine and by far perfectly acted. Another performance that I think will not only get nominated but win is Robert Downey Jr what a performance. A man who betrayed Oppenheimer and turned into his worst enemy perfect performance. I think Christopher Nolan nailed it one of his best films of his entire career. I think Nolan will win Best Director, best adapted screenplay and Best Picture. By far Oppenheimer is the movie to beat come awards season.

[@nazaninebrahimi8879]

Oscar nomination for sound editing Leading actor for CM and R DJ And Director

[@matthewdean7825]

Credit to Nolan who was able to attract academy award winners for only one or two scenes in the movie - Rami Malik, Gary Oldman, Ken Branagh, et al. all could have been played by "extras" but top performers want to work on Nolan films. when Nolan calls you say yes then find out what the role is. I think I was Pugh who said Nolan almost seamed to try to put her off with just how small the role was.

[@pophector]

Great review, Brian! On the technical front, this was an incredibly well made movie. Definitely worthy of Picture, Director, Actor, Supporting Actor, Cinematography, Editing, Score, and to win Sound. There were moments I was shocked and surprised by both the silence and the creative use of sound mixing in the movie. Cillian carried the movie very well and can emote & express himself in a unique way that makes him stand out. Robert Downey Jr. delivered his best performance since Chaplin and should be a strong contender for supporting actor. Would not be surprised to see Ludwig Göransson win another Oscar for Best Score as well. I was very surprised Florence Pugh had so little screen time as her arc was one of the most interesting ones in the film. Emily Blunt had 2 really good Oscar moments that would make her a contender for Supporting Actress. What a wonderful weekend Barbenheimer was, one of the best Cinematic experiences I've had in a while. Thank you for another great video!

[@tammyr1489]

I too was blown away by Memento way back when. I too didn’t get Tenet. I too have loved Cillian Murphy in everything I’ve seen him in. I was excited to see Oppenheimer. But man….I really couldn’t wait for it to end. It was just so very boring. Yes, yes I can appreciate the technical brilliance. But I go to the movies to be entertained. I know I’m in the minority here. But there you go.

[@nancykerrigan]

The trailer made it look like it would have more action and spectacle but it had more introspective/dialogue moments.

[@mgariepy42]

You can’t be entertained by a film that requires concentration? As he says, this is a brilliant film not easy to wrap your head around.

[@ssotkow]

TItle says NO Spoiler, but the review is so comprehensive it does get spoily. Nevertheless, eloquent delivery and insights.

[@andrewdeen1]

the scary general cameo was so cool. such a good scene. I've read american prometheus twice but I wasn't expecting that at all. legitimately terrifying scene shot in broad daylight between just two people sitting together.

[@mgariepy42]

There’s a documentary running on MSNBC now that fills in even more of his life. Oppenheimer and the Making of the Atomic Bomb.

[@rebeccag8589]

I totally agree! This movie was phenomenal, but the two female characters were under developed, and these two really strong actresses were definitely under-utilized. Nolan does tend to be a better director with men than women, I agree with you there. I've noticed that in every Nolan film, so that just might be outside of his wheelhouse still? That's my one main criticism. Otherwise, it was incredible and certainly Oscar worthy!

[@melisagalvalizi6982]

HE DID BETTER WITH ANNE HATHAWAY

[@marrmart7690]

Extrast espiely blant

[@mgariepy42]

I can’t imagine having to see this on anything other than IMAX. It’s that astonishing.

[@samtan4729]

Cillian 's future greatness was apparent in Breakfast in Pluto.

[@Wetcamerainc]

Too many big names can completely ruin the immersion, but the historical story makes it feel so real

[@mgariepy42]

If an Oscar winner asks to be in your film, do you say no? Nolan did the casting himself and what a hugely talented crop of actors he got!

[@HarrisaSports]

I dont really care how many nominations this movie gets but it damn well better at least win Best Director and one best acting award as well. Unbelievable movie.

[@mgariepy42]

Same here. And I demand Nolan get director or adapted screenplay and Murphy and RDJ wins. Demand it!

[@gingerkid1048]

Given my hubby & father in law work as SFX on set they were geeking out about the explosions actually being real-mostly smaller scale. But they took in a bunch of different explosions & layered them as plates over each other the achieve the look. We went to the IMAX showing & it didn’t even feel like 3hrs. If I didn’t have to work early I’d be at the VES screening tonight. It was so good. But I agree Chris Nolan really has some issues with female characters. Both Jean & Kitty were massively complex IRL. But then I remember things are from Oppenheimer’s POV & he saw them as remote ideals to be ignored when out of sight.

[@mgariepy42]

It’s also not about them. On the second watch I picked up on the “womanizer” claim. The blonde who flirted with him at party. Later in movie, somebody says she’s sad her husband died. “Heart attack,” Oppie says bluntly. “Heartbroken,” the guy retorts. Female characters have roles commensurate to their impact in telling the story. Both Pugh and Blunt have pivotal if few scenes.

[@scottishgeekguy]

Saw it twice on opening day (to compare imax laser vs 70mm) Enjoyed it both times.... Won't be surprised if it cleans up at the Oscars... Cillian Murphy for sure... It's his to lose... (so far)

[@tbam73]

Best Actor- Murphy, Best Supporting Actors Downey, Damon, Blunt, Cinematography, Editing, Orig Screenplay, Sound Editing, maaaaybe costume but didn't find it stunning. Best Director, Best Picture, maybe score. Blunt was just amazing but only in the last 30 minutes. But she killed her testimony scene. I would love to see Pugh get a nom as well. Im glad I didnt see the cast list because the goods was seeing a familiar face and going wow. Definitely watching again

[@nancykerrigan]

I think Michael Caine said he's retiring after his last film which came out prior to this one.

[@robertbest4751]

I saw several info videos, so I had an overview of the subjects. I think that helped me fill in a rhythm of familiarity that made the narrative self-evident. The film inspires me to explore more information. . Exquisite film experience.

[@mgariepy42]

Today was our third watch and we are just as blown away (xcuse the pun) now as we were the first and second times. There is sooo much to chew on. It’s just extraordinary.

[@small5th]

You’re right I was blown away by that Oscar Winner’s surprise cameo…and I didn’t even recognize him! I don’t think he was in the credits either. But he was so memorable!!!

[@mgariepy42]

Who am I missing. There are two Oscar winning actors that have short scenes. They are credited.

[@alpe1987]

If the strikes continue into the start of awards season, there’s a good chance that Oppenheimer and Barbie might actually dominate. With films slated to released in the fall/winter possibly moving to 2024 because of the strikes which might be a good thing and maybe Christopher Nolan will finally have his time. I hope the strikes end but you never know.

[@marrmart7690]

Barbir oscar🤔hhh

[@alteredendeavor]

Sorry, you lost me when you added the Barbie aspect to this. Hamfisted propaganda should not be considered art. You can agree with the messaging all you want but taking a beloved childhood IP and corrupting it to push such a divisive message shouldn't get an applause imo.

[@andrefernandez5431]

What message exactly?

[@prahladsethi76]

Barbie is one of the shittiest movies I have ever seen.

[@ubersc00ber]

The divisive message: treat women not like shit

[@DitalianCole]

I don't do war movies! Just never been my movie genre, but I may check this one, since the lauding/the thumbs-up critique is coming from you, a critic's opinion I've come to highly respect!

[@mgariepy42]

This is not a war movie! It’s the life story of the man who created the atomic bomb. As Brian says, the storyline requires concentration. It moves fast, is non linear, and has a who’s who of outstanding actors. A must see. The 98% rating is no mistake.

[@maryvasilakakos7387]

And you missed the central Prometheus metaphor which is the very soul of the movie, cinematically, narratively, dramatically, thematically.

[@classicmiriam]

Personally I would like to see Chris Nolan win. Indeed I think he could possibly win director. Who knows about Screenplay or Picture. We’ll see how reception is for particularly Dune part 2 and Killers of the flower moon.

[@itsybitsy999]

Great review Brian, love your enthusiasm. Can't wait to see this in theatres. Haven't been to the pictures in a loooong time.

[@samuelbarber6177]

That Trinity Test scene is probably my favourite scene of the year, and it’s what convinced me the film is a masterpiece. That alone should win Best Cinematography.

[@patrarus6097]

Thanks for another stellar review, Brian. I will see "Oppenheimer" this coming week.

[@iamtheprotagonist]

Excellent review!

[@leonardoromero940]

The pacing in this movie was not my thing, so so so manu scenes and yet I left feeling like I didnt get to know any character at all

[@mgariepy42]

It’s like Brian says, this is a film to watch again and again. Lots of meat on the bone. We saw it 3 x in 2.5 weeks. And 3 hours went by fast.

[@Crookedlystrait]

Unfortunately, that Oscar winner's cameo was spoiled for me on Marc Maron's podcast WTF when he had Cillian Murphy on (thank you Marc, still love you tho lol). But in retrospect I should've known better and watch the movie first🤷‍♂

[@mgariepy42]

There are a few Oscar winning cameos!

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

Barbenheimer!! I'm predicting each one will win at least one Oscar. As for the nominations, it's: Barbie vs. Oppenheimer in Best Picture Downey Jr. vs Gosling in Best Supporting Actor Nolan vs. Gerwig in Best Director Murphy has a slightly better shot in being nominated in the Lead Acting category Barbie has a slight edge in the Costume and Production Design categories Oppenheimer has a slight edge in the Editing and Sound categories With Dune 2 out of the way this year, I can see Oppenheimer racking up a lot of tech categories and Nolan finally winning Best Director. Can't wait to see both of them!!

[@fivebagsforlife7479]

I agree with the female characters I really missed the emotion when Jean died or at that short scene where they showed how kitty was an alcoholic because the screen time were just so short🥲

[@brickellrich1]

It’s interesting how you mention that Nolan has never been a great director for and of women. He’s a genius filmmaker, but yes, his movies are certainly highly androcentric, clearly what one could even call “men’s pictures”. I bring it up only because of the contrast with Barbie, which is clearly against the patriarchy and an exaltation of the matriarchy. Both films got the absolutely perfect people to direct them. Gerwig who excels at feminist films, and Nolan who’s a master of masculism. No other people would have been remotely qualified, or capable, of mastering these two ridiculously different films. I’m exceptionally partial to “Oppenheimer” - no, I’m not too much of a big fan of Gerwig’s film - but I’m happy that great cinema is being given to us by the best and most qualified filmmakers. It’s a win-win for everyone.

[@mgariepy42]

I think people are confused about Oppenheimer’s motivations. Nolan shows the complexity in the Oppie scenes with Einstein. Oppie wants to create a bomb so terrifying it will be the deterrent to end all wars. Einstein predicts what will happen with that naïveté.

[@BuenoSuertes]

Think of the huge cast as fan service for science history geeks. The style of this movie reminded me of Malick's Tree Of Life.

[@Cristina-xb7xx]

black and white was in RDJ character point of view right cause thats what I got from it

[@kirkinator2488]

Phenomenal. I think Robert Downy Jr is award worthy. The others are good, but the roles limited their talent. A must watch.

[@mgariepy42]

I misspoke. There are 3 Oscar winners in the massive brilliant cast, not 2.

[@LouiseAndersen1991]

This just might be your best video as of yet.

[@kayleeblisschannel]

I heard that this movie didn't show the victims that the bomb was used on, is that true?

[@mgariepy42]

This is a film biography of the man who created the atomic bomb. There are a couple of stream of conscious flashes of what must have happened to victims. If you want to see devastation go watch KZbin

[@RadishS2]

You should watch Grave of the Fireflies

[@ollieacres5736]

who was the celebrity cameo 7:30 i didn’t catch it??

[@betamaxreal]

Casey Affleck I think

[@curiouslysane123]

Casey Aflec!

[@bev9708]

OR maybe Gary Oldman as the President? That scene was more dramatic than the Casey Affleck scene.

[@tbam73]

​@betamaxreal Casey came later and I would consider him a celebrity cameo.

[@small5th]

I think it was Gary Oldman. He wasn’t credited, but he was very memorable

[@samuelmf4805]

- "What a fascinating life" - "Maybe has some regrets" He developed a bomb that he knew would kill thousands of people Brian, it's not like regretting marrying the wrong person or choosing the wrong career, he was a monster.

[@marrmart7690]

Hhh he dont regrets..he is criminal..but they want make it regret..becase he shy what he did

[@mgariepy42]

I think you missed the point. Nolan tells the man’s complex and complicated life without making any moral judgement.

[@monicamerle1417]

I also sit on a 9 out of 10

[@jasminedragon7360]

I could be wrong but I think Michael Caine retired, I could be wrong. I’m sure someone will correct me😂😂 great review though!

[@christiansage15]

Honestly if Michelle Williams can get nominated for Manchester by the Sea I think Emily Blunt has a chance of getting nominated for Oppenheimer. I mean she does have that Oscar scene and Blunt's character has a bit more screen time than William's does.

[@marrmart7690]

Even if she get nommination..will not win..color purple and killermoon i think stronger

[@mgariepy42]

@@marrmart7690Color Purple has been put off till next year. Smart move with this year’s competition.

[@iamtheprotagonist]

With regard to female characters in Nolan’s films, felt he did a great job with writing strong female characters in Inception, Interstellar, and Tenet - Mal, Ariadne, Murph, Amelia, and Kat - all strong acting performances by Marion Cotillard, Elliot Page, Jessica Chastain, Anne Hathaway, and Elizabeth Debicki.

[@marrmart7690]

In the oppenhimer he make small charcters not worth it.. The other one her story good but make it short

[@mgariepy42]

⁠@@marrmart7690 Everybody but 5 characters have small scenes! The cast is massive!

[@VTMCompany]

I guess I'll have to start worrying because I didn't love the bomb. Though the three hours went by quickly, I only enjoyed the performances of both Florence Pugh and Robert Downey, Jr. However, I had to avert my eyes while Florence flashed her boobs in a couple of scenes we could have done without. I was expecting a lot more from this critics' favorite.

[@christianfernandez91]

I agree with the depiction of female characters -- Emily Blunt's character seemed to flip flop from being ineffective, frail, and morally questionable to being resilient and a voice of reason and staunch support for her husband. Seemed like a lost opportunity to explore such a complex arc so her actions in the film felt disconnected with what I understood her motivations to be.

[@mgariepy42]

It is not her story but his.

[@spicnspan981]

You remind me of a young Jack Nicolson

[@khoohockleong7585]

Actually I was thinking Cilian Murphy may win the Oscar earlier on. But I think Bradley Cooper as Leonard Bernsteinay have a better shot at winning because Leonard Bernstein is a more colour character in society. He was known as a great humanistreband he orchestrated different gendres of classical music.

[@tbam73]

Nolan elusive Oscar video???????

[@starlight0002]

Oppenheimer is less like a movie and more like a 3-hour-long trailer -- frenetic, way too many scenes and characters (a majority with bad accents), and the unending score is overbearing. There were positives. The movie is very cinematic, with an incredible performance by Cillian Murphy, and it raises some very vital moral questions. But Nolan's obsession with scientific and political bureacracy doesn't generate sufficient light or heat.

[@bethd1480]

Tooooo Long. When was it decided that elite movies had to be 3 or 4 hours long. I think this movie could have been told in 2 - 2.25 hours. I think there will be some acting nominations, but Christopher Nolan's inability to do justice to women in his movie has probably cost Emily Blunt a nomination. I did like the story better than Barbie. I think both of these movies real competition is Killers of The Flower Moon. I think if that movie is as good as they think it is going to be Margot Robbie will lose best actress to Lily Gladstone, because I don't think the Academy can possibly pass up the chance to give an acting award to the first Native American. Ryan Gosling may have a tough challenge from Jesse Plemons, who I would love to see win an Oscar. I think the winner between Cillian and Leo will depend on which picture wins best Picture. I don't think Christopher Nolan will win Best Director because I don't think Hollywood likes him and although he has won before, I think almost everyone believes Martin Scorsese should have won more and the Departed was in 2007 so enough years have passed since his win.

[@Strange_Brew]

I think I bought a car from this guy…

[@joyis9638]

The movie sucked. A terrible bio film, no substance, just eye candy. Critics such as this one just want clicks because if you exaggerate, more people will watch their video. Sheeesh!

[@joshuah9109]

What? What makes you think he's "exaggerating" simply for clicks? I LOVED it, but I guess I'm wrong because your opinion is the only one that matters.

[@Nightsinwhitesatin645]

I loved it too. Best movie Nolan has made. That’s my opinion. You say your opinion like it’s factual.

[@marrmart7690]

The move not good. In the move many wrong and nigative thing. Its about ( spy ) and( militry) Not pioghraghy. So must the cast make it not about oppinhimer.. bacase the story not about him. The story about ( manhatin project)and ( amrican atomn program)... and oppenhimer was one of the colective team work. All peaple was expected the story about his life combletly.. and his eduction and experiance. But the director..make film about information... he make it as a gialoge all the time. the cast with auther.. streach the film... and they make it looong with unnesosry at all. Bacase they have short story.. so they make alot of dialoge instead. They speak about mistry thing.. not about the supject... even if peaple know about the supject of scince..they will feel the dialige silly. Repeat name and informaion. Dont make acting or story. They dont make graduly step by step... how oppinhimer discover and study and he make the bomb.. They speak ungeniral.. long time first.. and say many time phrase ( fiziqal) ( anistian)( bomb) they dont now what they talk about in siens.. so they talk about it in silly ways.. and dont peaple understand what they want to inform them. After they talk about soviet uonion..natzi.. and japan..hiroshima.. but they dont show us any events. And all time oppenhimer in accuscion.. to makelong unreal sespense. They can make the talk short becase useless... Long dialoge with nothing... They want speak alot but they have nothing to tell... If peaple know scaintific thing..they will feel they dont know about it. Must dont make film flashback in the firt... Must make it about the begining of oppenhimer life.. After his work in project. And they make final scence with amrican presdent.. but they dont stop..after that make triel and artifical feeling. And alpert anstine they make him comidian. Emely blant...🤔 ( comparse )( skarts) .. no role.. she far from oscar nommination or win... Her role nothing. Silant..small..normal..and the auther dont make it good becase he dont focus in the life of oppenhimer. They but her to tesfy.. same rami malik.. but they try to enlarge the lore but dont work. Ramy malik.. nothing. One sceane he have pincle and paper.. And he make oppinhimer insant..so stup scean. Krostofer nolan Must but name of film( manhatin program) Not oppinhimer. Becase he talk about some thing not undivual. I enjoy to watch it But clear worng film artisticle... And no all the peaple will understand. The leading actor ❤❤❤ And robert jonior❤ Thank yooou👍❤❤❤

[@TeamHarrisonMachine]

Why are people afraid of calling shit like it is. I love Christopher Nolan but Oppenheimer was shit. I love Tarantino but Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was shit. Why are people calling shit a masterpiece just because of the respect of the director? I didn’t like it and I took it like that. I never thought I need to watch it again to make myself like it.

[@mgariepy42]

In your opinion the film is crap. About 95% of reviewers disagree with you. And sold out audiences. Maybe it’s the quality of your taste in film that’s💩

[@Nightsinwhitesatin645]

It’s your opinion. Your opinion isn’t the gospel. Most people loved it.

[@TeamHarrisonMachine]

@@Nightsinwhitesatin645 yes. That wasn’t the point though.

[@rajanvk939]

Unnecessary naked scenes in a bioghraphy, no inspirational bioghraphy, totally wasted movie. tis time Nolan failed to delivered. It is very very badly made no exciting scenes, only dialouge, and dialouge, only political nothing scientific. very poor movie. 2/10 Stop over hyping this poor movie

[@elenanaiznanku]

Sorry, but I don't understand why is such weak movie is promoted by influencers?. Did you receive money for that? Even yong guys , with little audience make it more honestly!!! Check for example Bitter Popcorn! Shame on you!

[@joesmith201212]

I will save you the money and time... Oppenheimer was just a 3 hour movie about politics and a game of who is the communist... That is literally it that's all the movie was about.... Boring AF

[@shootingamerica3646]

Watching this movie was like drinking from a fire hose while somebody was constantly yelling at me and a flashlight on my face.