Oppenheimer

Oppenheimer is a hallmark for Nolan and his bludgeoning filmography. The film boasts many qualities. Personally I loved the performances everyone killed it, nailed their roles. The score, sound design is simply immaculate. Cinematography is consummate in terms of lighting, framing, clarity/resolution. The film looks so authentic in that my suspension of disbelief never declined whilst watching the film unfold. The set pieces, scenery and overall production value is perhaps the best of any Nolan picture. He’s certainly outdone himself in terms of technical skill, so masterful. I wouldn’t say it’s his best film but it’s certainly up there. Inception takes the cake for me and I still prefer Tenet over this. Oppenheimer doesn’t necessarily surpass expectations but it definitely meets them. 8/10

just... wow. watched it in theaters, watched it on computer. and everytime i get amazed how good it is

Christopher Nolan is overrated.

This was the first movie that made me fall asleep in a theater. I don’t get the hype for this movie whatsoever. It drags on and on - you’re better off watching a documentary than watching this movie. Also, Cillian Murphy can’t act to save his life. What a terrible performance.

Another great movie from Nolan. Murphy nailed this role a great story of History, great Special effects, sound effects and drama. The sex scenes are a little bit weird.😅

The special effects was good. The way to take the trama was boring, come on... The movie's name is Oppenheimer!, and the only form that the movie told his history was with talking.

I walked out of Oppenheimer feeling both exhilarated and uneasy after seeing it in theaters back in 2023, convinced I’d just witnessed a masterpiece that also serves as a warning label. Blockbuster spectacle and existential dread rarely fuse so seamlessly, and that fusion is exactly what keeps the film glowing, and my conscience buzzing, years later.

Well this was great, when the explosion went off I jumped out of my skin, I was in the cinema at the time not watching from my laptop, it was best viewed in the cinema.

Pretty good I guesss

Meh