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Oppenheimer is a film based on the true story of J. Robert Oppenheimer which is helmed by Christopher Nolan. The film also stars Emily Blunt as Oppenheimer's wife "Kitty", Matt Damon as head of the Manhattan Project Leslie Groves, Robert Downey Jr. as the United States Atomic Energy Commission member Lewis Strauss, and Florence Pugh as Oppenheimer's communist lover Jean Tatlock. The ensemble supporting cast includes Josh Hartnett, Casey Affleck, Rami Malek, and Kenneth Branagh.

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[BaddMedicine]

Shout out to the cast and crew on this one! This was fantastic from top to bottom. What was your reaction? Did we miss anything?

[slmrl]

Fun fact: Rabi, the guy who said "I don't wish the culmination of 3 centuries of physics to be a weapon of mass destruction." discovered nuclear magnetic resonance, which is still used today in MRI machines in hospitals around the world. So he got his wish. There were peaceful applications to the technology pioneered at Los Alamos.

[billbill]

"I believe we did" And with that last line Nolan made sure this will stick with you for a long time after.

[josephwilliams]

“I believe we did”…….I felt that. I remember leaving the theater with so much weight on my shoulders for some reason. Like I was feeling the dread Oppenheimer felt.

[mimic]

Massively appreciate uploading the 2nd part almost instantly. I know some channels that would wait days or even a week. 💜

[Cariad]

I saw this movie in IMAX and the nuclear test section was probably the best cimena experience I've ever had. The absolute silence of it initially, and then the blast was so loud I almost jumped out of my seat

[mortalterminus]

Much of the dialogue was directly lifted from the biography on which it's based, American Prometheus. The book itself draws from hundreds of sources, including interviews with dozens of people who knew Oppenheimer personally, so we can assume the dialogue was as accurate as it could be. That includes the scene with Truman, which happened exactly as portrayed in the movie.

The conversations with Einstein, on the other hand, were fabricated. Oppenheimer brought his concerns about atmospheric ignition to Arthur Compton. The part where Einstein tells him to tell the board to "go to hell" was true, though.

[maximillianosaben]

Was not expecting the last 40 or so minutes to get so intense, and Downey's performance as the one causing it all was just exhilarating to watch.

[Billyregin]

One actor I want to give credit to is Alden Ehrenreich. He gave a great performance in a small, not super showy role. He unfairly got the blame for Solo being a misfire, so I'm glad to see him in a movie like this and do so well.

[tommyboy]

FYI. Nolan wanted a lot of the visuals to be practical, so the trinity explosion was a real explosion and he used certain camera frames to make it look bigger than if was.

[LShast]

“I believe we did.” That sentence sent chills down my spine. How horrifying is that… how far along we have come now…. The score was SO perfect at the end there (and through the whole movie) seeing it in theaters with the sound was absolutely phenomenal

[youngrootv]

The composer Ludwig Göransson is incredible! I’ve been a fan of his for a LONG time. He’s come a long way from making beats for Childish Gambino in his dorm room lol

[Replect]

You left out the scene which gave me the biggest chills... The final scene when Oppenheimer talked to Einstein and then the pictures up to these days, with that theme/soundtrack. Puh!

[annettegilbert]

The dialogue between Trueman and Oppenheimer is word for word !

[jaredf]

“Until somebody builds a bigger bomb.” He was the one who built the bigger bomb a few years later when he invented the H bomb lol.

[hoshinoutaite]

If there's any post-credits scene for Oppenheimer, it wasn't in the movie.

We're living in it.

[Novacification]

I found it so incredible how Nolan is able to keep the tension up throughout the film. It's just this constant feeling of being on edge. Amazing!

[ophelieguay]

And the Oscar goes to…
Robert Downey Jr 😍
Cillian Murphy
Christopher Nolan
Oppenheimer for Best Picture, Original Score, Cinematography & Editing! ❤️

[sunshinesogo]

Thanks for the reaction guys! If you enjoyed Cillian Murphy in this I would urge you to check out Peaky Blinders sometime. He's insanely good in it. It's just a fantastic show with amazing performances and I think you guys would really enjoy it.

[melanie]

I have a Japanese friend who wasn't sure whether he wanted to watch this movie (I'm not sure if he did or not). I love that the film didn't show Hiroshima and Nagasaki. There's no way that they could have and done justice to the horror, or shown respect for the victims. Much better choice to restrict the effects of the bomb to Oppenheimer's imagination, since the film is about Oppenheimer, not the bomb.