3 Minutes of Oppenheimer in 4K | IMAX

Disclaimer for the people saying this is not in IMAX, I'm referring to the clips being shot with an IMAX camera. All other footage from the movie that was not shot in IMAX isn't present in the video.

Firstly, I'd like to thank you guys for 500 subscribers, this is a milestone I won't soon forget. (: Passing a quarter million views on Interstellar, on top of all of your inspiring comments have motivated me to push out my best project yet.

It's finally here after a month! I apologize for the longer wait than usual, lots of work at my day job on top of the holidays haven't given me much time to work on the project. I hope it was worth the wait!

Oppenheimer is one of my favorite movies of all time, as I was already well educated on Oppenheimer before the movie came out. Christopher Nolan did a great job portraying the guilt he faced, and I tried to match that here.

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[Music] Can You Hear The Music - Ludwig Göransson, extended by Drifting Transience @ludovinmusic @DriftingTransience

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[buffedsans]

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In the original song the song tends to get more and more intense but I love how if you pay attention to the detail with headphones you can notice how compared to the beginning the song "softens" in this part giving a more... I don't know how to say it, romantic perhaps? tone to everything related to particles and the universe.
But later on, when the video decides to focus again on Oppenheimer developing the Trinity project and understanding the destructive potential of quantum mechanics, the music regains its initial intensity giving me the feeling of "danger" of this proyect and giving me this strange feeling of how something so beatiful can be something so dangerous at the same time.

Varying the intensities to be able to interpret another message is very interesting. It is a pity that this element was not used as much in the video... Although it makes sense that it wasn't used much, the song tells a straight-line story of how everything is becoming more and more dangerous and there's not much point in going back to calm.
I did like that near the end of the video, the "beautiful" scenes of the universe and particles are combined with the chaos of the Trinity experiment and the mental effect on Oppenheimer, and by combining chaos and peace, the most "chaotic and confusing" part of the song sounds(2:50-3:18), where it continues and continues without stopping to increase the intensity until... Everything ends.

[pulkitverma]

Played this with my headphones on, I wasn’t a part of this world anymore.

[chainofheaven]

The tempo of the music is so wild. Ludwig Göransson was crazy for that

[-zgizmo-]

Wow I never knew how outstanding my phones screen was this is Amazing

[sharon-]

Algebra is like a sheet of music, the important think is that can you read the music,

It's can you hear it, can you hear the music

[the_jovial_boy]

Oppenheimer finally got the OSCARS 🥳🥳
Best Direction 🥳🥳
Best DOP 🥳🥳
Best Editing 🥳🥳
Best Original Score 🥳🥳
Best Actor 🥳🥳
Best picture 🥳🥳
Best supporting actor 🥳🥳

[princesskittysnummies]

I saw this movie the first time last night and was blown away. It’s the realization of what he did after he discovered they dropped his creation in Japan and he had to live with it that got me.

[keiradimarcello]

man i'll never get over this movie. it reached a level a cinematography and storytelling i've never seen before and this video is proof of it. i hope cillian, christopher, ludwig, rdj and the rest of the crew get their well deserved oscars

[КАРАТ]

It is this scene that deserves an Oscar. With victory Oppenheimer, with victory Christopher Nolan. A movie that needs to be felt

[shaunpoland]

2:03 you combine the song and truly make it sound heavenly.

[dreaaamink]

i wanna wacth oppenheimer again, bro, this movie was just so perfect, i wanna feel all of the emotions that i feel that night, that was my best day of 2023

[planeguy]

Jeez.. this gave me chills. I wasn’t even a big fan of this film when I saw it in IMAX, but this edit really made me feel the emotional power behind it. Remarkable job! Also, I just watched this on my 4k 55-inch OLED Tv and it looked fucking phenomenal!

[PercyRoberts-jg]

I don’t care if anyone says anything bad about this movie if I had one word to describe it would be “perfect” from the cinematography to the acting it was perfect

[idee]

Even a short quarter of a minute can give you shivers if you have great videos and music.

[manololopez]

Sometimes, you can forget that YouTube has great videos. This is by far, an amazing video! A lot of work put into this. The timing of every cut, sound mixing, and going through hours of footage is insane. Great job! I loved this movie! If they gave Oscars to edits, this would definitely be a nominee!

[raviyadavrsygaming]

Can you hear the music❌
Can you feel the music ✅

[raheelmalya]

Ludwig Goransson just nailed it...best sound track of 2023...

[KrishnaDhar-sk]

made me shed tears, when you realise what these people actually achieved is remarkable. makes you belive that there is no limit to humanity.

[josephantony]

1:30 wow this part is simply stunning good job man!

[Mjj]

Seeing this movie in 70mm imax was the greatest theater experience of my life