OPPENHEIMER'S SCARIEST SCENE

OPPENHEIMER'S SCARIEST SCENE

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[riccardo]

it is one of the most touching scenes of contemporary cinema in my opinion. it also becomes an entire metaphor that supports the thought of him having become the man of the foundations for the extinction of the human race. the deafness in the exultation of the spectators of the rally symbolizes both the lack of empathy of a people distant from another, in its annihilation, a grotesque spectacle seems to be seen from a stadium. Oppenheimer's words are totally opposite to his state of mind, almost like a player seeking the support of his admirers. A man who by studying has realized the madness behind quantum mechanics and a world that has not yet evolved in avoiding his suicide.

[tteokbokkibxtch]

Really captured what it feels like to be overwhelmed with panic and derealization. Absolute masterpiece of a scene.

This scene definitely had tons of horror potential. The way it was so subdued leaves it up to the imagination of the audience, which ramps up the tension brilliantly.

[JB-jtoq]

Brilliant scene.

First the silence

Then the light

Then the sound comes back as the sound of the shock wave

I give myself the freedom to look at this scene like this considering the director that Nolan is

[INeatFreak]

This is extremely well done scene, his raw voice with complete detachment of the crowd, the woman nodding when he says so proud, the baby screams and there are way more to this, wish uploader showed that as well.

[Photonphantom]

"If a human doesn't see another human as human, most horrific acts are possible "

[chloe_speaks]

"I couldn't be happier... no, I couldn't be happier..."

[TheLeastExpected]

No matter how many times I see this, I get emotional with how this scene separates the words Oppenheimer says to the crowd and his true feelings of the impact of his ultimate creation!

[maning]

This was moment he realised what he has done in this scene. The deep guilt and regret for creating a weapon wiping out hundreds and thousands of innocent lives.

[jergunzza]

J.cole as soon he dropped that kendrick diss

[ubercoo]

Someone please re-upload this video the correct horizontal way.

[MrGreen-fisg]

This scared the shit out of me in the movie theater.

[fabiandoritos]

Impresionante esta escena, Simplemente me dejó impactado por todo lo que implica, Oppenheimer se le ve muy incomodo y con un lenguaje corporal abrumado al ver a la gente al rededor como pasan de estar felices y celebrando a después pasar a un momento desolador donde las personas están llorando y sufriendo por la creación de La B0mba Nuclear, Una cosa Impresionante...Cillian Murphy Hizo de esta escena una obra maestra 🌟💯🌟🙌🏻

[machiafeline]

The sound of thundering feet throughout the movie gave me chills.

[Phrogzz]

The amount of guilt in that poor man's soul

[fredrikengstrom]

That little girls scream and everything becoming dead silent was fucking terrifying.
If only Oppenheimer was alive today to see that his invention has actually preserved world peace.

[skakee]

when i first heard the scream and then silence i thought it was a glitch, i was watching it on an airplane and assumed the audio cut out. when it kept going and i realized what the silence actually was my heart sank

[MassimoCalderaro-uh]

1:26 Fortunately, it wasn't real for him of the explosion flash.

[liamh]

This scene sent shivers down my spine. So haunting.

[Punisher-ws]

“Some people laughed…some people cried….most people were silent.”
-Robert Oppenheimer.