Like an atomic bomb: huge impact and perfect execution.
In his first biopic, Christopher Nolan delivers one hell of a payload. It's flawlessly directed, well acted (I'd love to be Cillian Murphy's tailor come ward season), incredibly cast (RDJ, Emily Blunt, Safdie, Matt Damon, Benny Safdie excel in the supporting roles), brilliantly written (the juggling of story arc, character arc, conflict, insight, knowledge was impressive) and beautifully filmed.
Incredible cinematic experience.
The tragedy is that when studios drop the bomb that reduces movies to computer data and raze theaters so that viewers seek shelter in their home cinemas, landmark experiences like Oppenheimer will be lost forever and there will be nothing left behind in the mushroom cloud of technology except for the crater of things that once existed.
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Like an atomic bomb: huge impact and perfect execution.
In his first biopic, Christopher Nolan delivers one hell of a payload. It's flawlessly directed, well acted (I'd love to be Cillian Murphy's tailor come ward season), incredibly cast (RDJ, Emily Blunt, Safdie, Matt Damon, Benny Safdie excel in the supporting roles), brilliantly written (the juggling of story arc, character arc, conflict, insight, knowledge was impressive) and beautifully filmed.
Incredible cinematic experience.
The tragedy is that when studios drop the bomb that reduces movies to computer data and raze theaters so that viewers seek shelter in their home cinemas, landmark experiences like Oppenheimer will be lost forever and there will be nothing left behind in the mushroom cloud of technology except for the crater of things that once existed.