My god , it was so dull and boring. Gave it a couple chances but i just couldnt get myself interested. I think this is inmensely overrated.
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
It's a gripping historical drama that helps you understand one of the most controversial figures to ever exist. The first half is a bit choppy and can be a bit disengaging since it's not in Nolan's strengths to write emotional arcs well, but the second half is tightly packed and tense, making you feel the emotions and the turmoil of a man that let humans destroy themselves. The practical effects and score are top notch, and you will be left speechless when the Trinity test is shown. Cillian, Emily, Florence and RDJ nail their roles with outstanding performances, and there are genuine moments where you forget these are actors and actually believe what they are saying. If only the first half was written better, it would be a 5 star film.
It's a gripping historical drama that helps you understand one of the most controversial figures to ever exist. The first half is a bit choppy and can be a bit disengaging since it's not in Nolan's strengths to write emotional arcs well, but the second half is tightly packed and tense, making you feel the emotions and the turmoil of a man that let humans destroy...
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
This movie was astounding! Definitely some of Christopher Nolan's best work. I definitely recommend it for history fans!
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
It was good, to a point, and interesting, but not anywhere near as good as the critics seem to think.
I'd much rather read a biography and get all the facts. Or watch a documentary.
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Oppenheimer is a powerful, haunting film that sticks with you. Nolan delivers an intense, well-crafted story, and Cillian Murphy is phenomenal. It doesn’t shy away from the moral weight of what happened but still feels like it stops just short of fully confronting the crime the U.S. committed. Still, it’s bold, thought-provoking, and absolutely worth watching.
Oppenheimer is a powerful, haunting film that sticks with you. Nolan delivers an intense, well-crafted story, and Cillian Murphy is phenomenal. It doesn’t shy away from the moral weight of what happened but still feels like it stops just short of fully confronting the crime the U.S. committed. Still, it’s bold, thought-provoking, and absolutely worth...
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Oppenheimer was a great movie, no doubt about it. The acting, the visuals, the historical depth – all top-notch. But I’ll be honest, it did feel like it ran a bit too long. I found myself sitting in the cinema, just hoping the bomb would go off already so the movie would finally wrap up. Don’t get me wrong, the political narrative is important, but after a while, it started to feel like an endless game of ‘who can talk the longest about atomic politics.’ By the time the big moment came, I was ready to leave and go home
Oppenheimer was a great movie, no doubt about it. The acting, the visuals, the historical depth – all top-notch. But I’ll be honest, it did feel like it ran a bit too long. I found myself sitting in the cinema, just hoping the bomb would go off already so the movie would finally wrap up. Don’t get me wrong, the political narrative is important, but after a while,...
Rating: 1.5 out of 5 stars
Gosh! Dropping the bomb right away - 3 hours of straight talking with one massive explosion in between. Nolan's creativity was imprisoned by Oppie's biography and he couldn't break free. I experienced 20 to 30 microsleeps...
Rating: 1.5 out of 5 stars
Please. A lot of boo-hooing
to get done what was necessary .
It worked out right. The Manhattan was successful. Hope POʻTUS has better arsenal and 29 men like opp. Never watch academy award recipient's. Bleeding heart liberals
