Oppenheimer New Trailer Reaction

[@younow4490]

You're right most people have no idea what this is about lol. Watching reactions are really worrying with how little people know about even modern history

[@ブロディ-y8n]

Blame it on the dogshit education system

[@xavim755]

Exactly, it wasn't even 100 years ago. I get some people history isn't there thing, but cmon.

[@miely0847]

A lot of people don’t know this: they weren’t sure if the atmosphere of the planet would ignite when the bomb was tested.

[@ericpoulsen3087]

In the IMAX-trailer for the film, Oppenheimer asks Einstein "But what happens if the chain reaction doesn't stop?" and Einstein answers "It would ignite the atmosphere".

[@Feargal011]

"The chances are near zero." In fact, the calculated and recalculated figure was 1/3 000 000. And that would require Deuterium concentrations tens of thousands of times higher than actually present in the ocean.

[@bharteshnandkar3367]

"I remember the lines from the hindu scripture bhagwadgita where shree vishnu is trying to persuade the prince to perform his duty ,showed him his multi-armed form (cosmic form) to impress him and said NOW I HAVE BECOME DEATH ...THE DESTROYER OF THE WORLDS...we all thought that way ...one way or another"

[@vontrelllyles5593]

Nice to know.

[@mcoates326]

Should've definitely included his quote in the trailer

[@bharteshnandkar3367]

@@mcoates326 I am hoping it will be in the movie

[@keito9158]

The historian who wrote the book "Hunting Hitler’s Nukes" included in it documents the allies and Soviets found that suggested London and New York were the targets had they achieved nuclear capability. They wanted to mount a warhead on their V2 rockets. The feasibility of that actually working is probably unlikely, but nevertheless the threat was there.

[@BravoSixGoingDark]

Geez, that sounds exactly like the plot in the Amazon Alt-History book to TV series adaptation, The Man in the High Castle.

[@matthewtope7439]

2 bombs were required, in order for the Japanese government to understand that the USA had this capability and could repeat it. The US had learned from the previous 3 years of war that the Japanese military would rather die than surrender. And the Japenese weaponised this at Saipan and Okinawa, thousands of Japanese civilians comitted suicide, urged on by propaganda. On top of all this, the Japanese adopted kamikaze tactics, which were brutally effective. Wasteful but effective. The US planned to invade Kyushu in November 45 and the main Island in March 46. But the US expected 600,000 US casulaties, and 3 million Japanese casulaties. The 2 bombs were brutal but convinced Japan to surrender, and saved several million lives.

[@Feargal011]

The brutality of Japanese soldiers and their suicidal way of fighting genuinely frightened US military leadership. However, ther are other motives at play. One particular reason was Stalin: at Yalta in February 1945, Stalin made a commitment to enter the war against Japan no later than three months after Germany's surrender. The deadline was August 9, and the US military and Truman were well awaer the Soviets were massing over one million soldiers on the border with occupied Manchuria, ready to flood across Manchuria, Korea and invade Japan. Truman was determined Stalin would not repeat the 'Iron Curtain' in post-war Japan, so any means to force Japan to surrender were used. Although the atomic bombs were horrific, the USAAF inflicted worse on Japanese cities using conventional (firebombing) techniques. The Tokyo mass bombing in March 1945 killed up to 140 000 people, most of whom were civilians and destroyed a greater area than either of the atomic bombs.The use of the atomic bombs followed the continued devastation caused by mass bombing. The USAAF estimated Japan would have no cities worth mass bombing left by October 1945. The loss of industry and civilian lives convinced the Japanese people that Americans were monsters, capable of any atrocity against them. Jaoan's Cabinet met on 9 August 1945, to try to resolve the conflict between the military, who wanted to keep fighting, and the 'Peace Party' led by Togo to find a way to surrender while maintaining the position of the Emperor. That meeting face twin shocks: the Soviets had declared war on Japan and broken through the Japanese defence lines in Manchuria and the second atomic bomb had been dropped on Nagasaki. The Soviet entry into the war sealed the fate of any military force on mainland Asia and the militarists knew it, whether every Japanese city was consumed in some ritual suicide. It is a peculiar American myth that the atomic bombs ALONE persuaded Japan to surrender. It is also far to easy to ignore the use of the atomic bombs to convince Stalin not to try any military adventure that could bring US and Soviet forces into conflict.

[@kevinmatthew1050]

Nah won't make over a billion. Young people won't see it and most don't eve know what its about or the historical significance. I myself though am super hyped. Most anticipated along with Dune 2!

[@tarakelleher9699]

Wrong. Only because the Oppenheimer history is more drama and not action driven. It’s not as action as only billion dollar earning films

[@Laeli.Alvarez]

Such a pleasure to watch your reaction and thoughts, you are well informed. It's incredible how little knowledge there is in other reactions about the historical facts of this movie

[@NarendraTheComic]

The lack of awareness on this topic is troubling, but this film could open up the topic to a lot of people. Here's to hoping - nonsensei

[@sairamishetty2958]

The dude is right

[@rafm3068]

I think it will get close 800 million

[@readyplayer2828]

I hope it makes 1 billion, but think 800m is the max

[@younow4490]

700m tops

[@hatakeanime1254]

@@younow4490 400-500

[@captainlevi2645]

MI 7 may become next 1 billion movie

[@hatakeanime1254]

Oppenheimer won’t make a billion cause it’s in competition with barbie

[@puppetmaster8551]

Dead reckoning opens like 9 days before as well and that’s gonna make alot of money. Really stiff competition no way Oppenheimer makes a billion, Barbie and dead reckoning likely both have better chances

[@hatakeanime1254]

@@puppetmaster8551 barbie definitely will. Mission impossible will fall short I think

[@puppetmaster8551]

@@hatakeanime1254 I’m not sure, the MI movies keep making more and more and this is part 1 of the final cruise movies, also after top gun 2 Tom cruise stock is crazy high, I think it could do it or at least get close if the movie is really good like the last 3 have been. Barbie I’m not sure, feels like a wide range of things could happen with that movies box office

[@myyoutubelikes]

Watch Shadow Makers (Fat man and Little boy), starring Paul Newman and Dwight Schultz. Dwight Schultz plays Robert Oppenheimer. Same ground covered.

[@brianfoss571]

I'll be very pleased if it makes at least $500M worldwide. (For reference, Dunkirk grossed $527M). Oppenheimer needs $400M+ to break even, so I hope those who do see it in theaters splurge to watch it in IMAX once (or twice!) The **extremely** stacked cast should help with casual moviegoers, though

[@mattcosentino123]

To break even? The budget for Oppenheimer is 100 million. Lol. It will make 600+ easily

[@bbash578]

lol I think it made its money

[@BRUCEWAYNE-oo1ou]

Great reaction and breakdown as always guys!

[@TheJasonVoorhees]

Robert downy jr boom

[@BRUCEWAYNE-oo1ou]

Bang bang

[@Shigawire]

No. "Oppenheimer" won't yield 1 billion USD in the box office. Despite the Nolan name, most people are attention deficit in the extreme and have been force-fed with ADD "cinema" for the past decade, and they have unwittingly assented to this neurological rewiring. Thus, their brains have been injured precipitously beyond repair, when it comes to appreciating slow burn intellectual historical epics like this. This is why so many demographics are consuming TikTok, Twitter and KZbin shorts. Most people are brought up in a society where they do not have enough time to absorb deep context. Mostly, because of economical reasons, as the "Uberization" of the world economy has rendered less "leisure time" for most workers. So many people have to work more than 1 job to be able to afford living. But they then can't actually be "living" in any meaningful sense of the word. But, disconnected from popular yield, is it gonna be great? Yes, it's gonna be Great.

[@NarendraTheComic]

Definitely agree, most people's attention spans are so incredibly small, it's actually worrying. Reading was almost all we had as kids, but it's not that same anymore. How many kids read more than 5 books a year?? Shocking stuff.

[@readyplayer2828]

Was waiting for this reaction from you guys

[@Hamzakhan-dt3gv]

Can’t wait to watch this movie

[@TheCynicalBee]

Amazing video guys.

[@BRUCEWAYNE-oo1ou]

They always make bangers!

[@HarrisaSports]

I know the movie is already out and I have seen it already, but your trailer reaction popped up in my feed and wow this is the best Oppenheimer trailer reaction I have seen. the knowledge you have and the breakdown of the whole situation was refreshing to see. I absolutely loved this movie it was inspiring, haunting, filled me with anticipation and dread at the same time. I hope you guys do a review for it as well!! New subscriber earned!

[@NarendraTheComic]

Wow. Thanks for joining us! I'm so glad to hear you loved the film; I'm anticipating it being my no. 1 film of 2023. We plan to see it this weekend and will do a 'Car Park review' for it (basically us having just come out of the cinema and giving our first reactions/thoughts). If we see it on Friday, we will likely do a more in-depth discussion on our Saturday live-stream at 8pm UK time. Look forward to seeing you around here :) - nonsensei

[@HarrisaSports]

@@NarendraTheComic very much looking forward to seeing your guy's review!!! It's in my top 3 Nolan films , could even be #1 I have to do another watch to confirm!

[@NarendraTheComic]

If I may recommend our reaction to the first Oppenheimer trailer - I think you'll enjoy it. There is a wild fact-of-the-day at the start! kzbin.info/www/bejne/inqQqGSabqlmmKc - nonsensei

[@Oldman78]

It will if people go to the movies. In staid of waiting for streaming just saying.

[@NarendraTheComic]

The first weekend will be the real test for it - nonsensei

[@mikelach7550]

Yes it is Nolan movie !!

[@NarendraTheComic]

Nolan is a GOAT. This film is gonna be something special - nonsensei

[@THE.N1KO]

You guys must find the time and see it in IMAX, come on. I'm pretty sure it is going to be one of the best experiences at the cinema of our lifetimes.

[@NarendraTheComic]

I agree this is going to be a memorable cinema experience and we haven't ruled out IMAX completely, it just depends when tickets go on sale and the scheduling - nonsensei

[@sasankakasun]

You guys have an idea! Enjoyed!

[@NarendraTheComic]

Glad you liked the reaction :) - nonsensei

[@harvestcanada]

"War is war" is a glib statement, the trailer had made a nuanced point that Oppenheimer had given humanity the ability to destroy itself, something that had never occurred in 6000 years of the history of organised warfare. The Atomic bomb was the culmination of over 200 years of industry, technology and science in warfare.

[@Clipiton71]

both of them looks indian

[@NarendraTheComic]

We're British Indians :) We loved Oppenheimer, was in our top three films of 2023 - how did you like it?? - nonsensei

[@TravelsTTG]

Robert Downey JR

[@NarendraTheComic]

I almost didn't recognise him! That hair colour and styling changes a lot - nonsensei

[@Scott_SC2]

Loved both of your thoughts in your review…. Pretty insightful:)

[@NarendraTheComic]

We try to provide some relevant information just incase viewers don't have a ton of context. Glad you enjoyed our take - nonsensei

[@godsdisciple2904]

This Movie and Trailer is Wholesome Terrfying and Satisfying🎉

[@NarendraTheComic]

Terrifying and Satisfying is good way to put it. Not long yet until the release! - nonsensei

[@brentwebster4085]

So freaking excited about this movie

[@NarendraTheComic]

So soon we will be able to watch it! - nonsensei

[@brandonflorida1092]

Good reaction! Thanks. Some recommendations for channel growth: (1) stop screaming in our faces, (2) If you think you can, maybe try to do some full movie reactions. I'm sure the editing would be no picnic, but you might get more viewers.

[@NarendraTheComic]

Glad you liked our reactions, and we appreciate the recommendations. When we get excited, we do make noise: some people oversell it and some people undersell it; we just do what we usually do. This reaction was an intense one, sometimes our reactions can be very plain. It all depends on what we are reacting to. We have given some thought to full film reactions, it is a bit difficult for youtube, more likely to happen on a different platform. It's something we're thinking over. - nonsensei

[@brandonflorida1092]

@@NarendraTheComic There's always Rumble, of course, but I've always found it to be kind of disappointing.

[@NarendraTheComic]

We floated a the idea of full film reactions on patreon to our subscribers a week or so ago since opening a patreon is a recommendation we get regularly. Haven't been on Rumble so I can't speak to how the user experience is. We are likely to set such plans in motion when we hit 10K subs. Stay tuned :) - nonsensei

[@San00819]

Seriously guys😂 tenet is worst movie of nolan,, 😂😂 ohh my god…

[@BRUCEWAYNE-oo1ou]

The only one that's maybe worse is the dark Knight rises, other than that all his other movies are way better then tenet

[@shaycormac1745]

Just because you couldn't grasp the movie doesn't mean it was the worst

[@athul7545]

​@@shaycormac1745 ohh here comes a scientist 😂

[@kenmahoney5255]

Why is this guy yelling?

[@NarendraTheComic]

He's excited! This film looks like it will be a masterpiece, and that's exciting! - nonsensei

[@puppetmaster8551]

No chance Oppenheimer make a billion, should do really well for that type of film tho if it’s good. Anyway nice reaction this trailer was amazing

[@BravoSixGoingDark]

It could make a billion considering the timing of this release (Ukraine War, Putin threatens to use Nukes etc).