🎥 Oppenheimer

[kind robin]

Initially yes, but then Germany surrendered and Japan according to US had no intention to surrender and remember that Allies had been bombing Japanese cities for months and killing hundreds of thousands of people.

[lusty cedar]

That's a view from us government
Whether oppie share the same view would be up to debate

[kind robin]

So, ya for them it is either drop few atomic bombs and they would surrender or send hundreds of thousands of Americans into Japanese mainland and islands.. get slaughtered in the thousands and maybe they will surrender

[kind robin]

In the movie...he does share that view and even stops a petition by some scientists who wanted to stop production of the bombs because Germany had surrendered. Later he goes into a meeting and doesn't say he opposes bombing Japanese cities and in fact he was advising air force from where to drop a bomb

[lusty cedar]

The first argument isn't nessecary accurate. He was the head of a mega program, crap like that, if you ask someone to stop when they are so close, they aren't gonna stop lol

[kind robin]

Yes exactly and then it was never upto him to decide how it was gonna be used and he says that too.

[lusty cedar]

Oppenheimer had a huge ego, no way he would stop building the bomb even if Japan surrender

[kind robin]

That's a possibility yes esp after 2 years and 2 billion dollars.. even if he wanted to stop, US govt would just hire another scientist to complete it.

[lusty cedar]

That's a lot nowaday, back then, it would be an unmaginablr amount of moneu

[kind robin]

Absolutely.. they literally built a new town and had thousands of people living there.. this was a mega project and Hitler (because he thought quantum physics wasn't real science) never agreed to Marshall so many resources.

It takes a lot to have enriched Uranium and Plutonium.

[lusty cedar]

R&D Mega project is a beast that most people probably don't even understand lol

[kind robin]

Yup and the amount of scientists involved.. like there were hundreds and the movie only showcased most famous ones.

[lusty cedar]

Implement even a small and well understood technical solution can become something so goddang hard to implement

I'm having ptsd just thinking about it

[kind robin]

Yes it does.

[deep glen]

Facts

[pseudo arrow]

Now watching Oppenheimer on imax 70mm HOLY FUCK ITS HUGE

[round quail]

ayy enjoy although Im pretty sure their projector broke down again, fingers crossed its working

[pseudo arrow]

Just finished rewatching Oppenheimer in IMAX 70mm. I can confidently say that this film is a masterpiece

[mellow vale]

somebody help i can't stop listening to Trinity

[pseudo arrow]

same, been jamming to Destroyer of Worlds

[kind robin]

The score of this movie is so good.. love American prometheus and others

[mellow vale]

Best tracks: Trinity, Destroyer of Worlds, American Prometheus, Meeting Kitty, and of course Can You Hear The Music

[lusty cedar]

There is no IMAX near where I live 😦

[summer dagger]

by god its 3 story tall nude cillian murphy

[sly stump]

This didn't need Imax, but I need Imax

[stoic notch]

As if that's a reasonable thing to think

[frosty dock]

Had a thought. If we went by MCU rules RDJ still gave out Iron Man energy but Oppenheimer was like JARVIS. Am I the only one who sees this?

[sly stump]

US Military: we need to be the apex of armaments

Oppie: I can build a bomb but don't use it, could end the world

US Military: Sure, bud.

[eager quiver]

pinky swear

[sly stump]

Im really really loving the portrayal of Truman in this. He had to be a bastard to drop a world changing bomb...twice

[sly stump]

US Military: Oppie, you and your team, will build our bomb

Oppie: It's our bomb

US Military: Sure, bud

[sly stump]

I don't hate the comparison. Oppenheimer probably closer more between Vision and Ultron, Jarvis was too benevolent

[fluid bridge]

id imagine truman for ultron

[solid flint]

if you think this movie wasnt a 4.5/5 or more youre just plainly stupid

[eager quiver]

Constructive debate here

[jovial gale]

I gave it a 5/5 I guess I’m not stupid

[sly stump]

i am incredibly smart

[solid flint]

no smart man i know would buy mw2

[deep glen]

I'm so jealous. There's no IMAX theaters where I live. 😭😭

[crude wraith]

Ludwig deserves the oscar

[deep glen]

For real.

[stoic notch]

Id give it a 2 - 2.5 / 5 tbh

[jovial gale]

The score was fantastic. Deserves the nom for sure at the moment

[quartz yoke]

https://twitter.com/gdlsspersephone/status/1684486445216534529?t=Ttm58PgwlAStinA7AjYKRQ&s=19

rockstar girlfriend (@gdlsspersephone)

THE SCREENPLAY IS IN FIRST PERSON??

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Twitter · Jul 27, 2023, 8:50 AM

[halcyon haven]

Oppenheimer soundtrack is def one of my favourites

[deep glen]

Short ass attention span people in a nutshell: Oppenheimer's too long and boring REEEEEEEE

[sly stump]

It was so Zimmeresque there's meme out there somewhere for it

Can You Hear the Music is just..mmmmmm

[devout crag]

I think the IMAX frame really gives the movie a sense of closeness and realism that I enjoyed

[jovial gale]

I’m sure plenty have people said that unfortunately. Even though the movie is fast paced.

Fast paced more than I thought I mean

[devout crag]

It felt like a trailer in the beginning bc it was so fast

[patent fable]

Any idea when it's digital will come out?

[quartz yoke]

Pacing was perfect, I didn't feel the runtime at all

[jovial gale]

I didn’t really feel it either and I wouldn’t have cut anything

[hearty pilot]

What the actual fuck

[silent gust]

I just saw Oppenheimer and I am at a loss of words. There is not a single thing wrong about this movie and in my opinion perfection when it comes to movies. The pacing was incredible and god the storytelling, acting, atmosphere and just everything was perfect. 5/5

soundtrack was awesome too, to be expected in a Christopher Nolan film

[primal oxide]

https://youtu.be/ZBuPVPYTQkI

[fiery river]

No disrespect to the grandson but how does he definitively know that didn’t happen

It was also mentioned in the source book so idk should probably take it up with them

[modest lagoon]

his grandson is more concerned about an apple his grandfather poison but somehow managed to be prevented for his professor to be eaten rather than the fact that he build the most devastating weapon ever exist in the history of mankind

[sly stump]

"My pop-pop didn't almost kill that guy, that is completely ridiculous,"... ignoring the 2 megaton bombs that changed the culture of not only the Japanese but also the world

[modest lagoon]

I can excuse nuclear genocide but i draw the line at apple poisoning - Oppenheimer Grandson probably

[sly stump]

like stfu lmao

[jovial gale]

Didn’t it say this in the book and that he got punished by the school from what I heard.

I do love the parallel between him almost taking a life with a poison apple, but didn’t and then creating at the time the most dangerous weapon ever. Which would eventually kill a lot of people. I just really liked that part of the script when watching the movie.

[tiny flame]

I read the book and yeah, people found out about the poisoning and he got in a little trouble for it. For how accurate the rest of the movie is, it did feel weird for me personally when I saw that scene because I was familiar with the situation. I do think the thematic reason for the change is a nice one and feels cinematic when I noodle over it.

Overall I'm happy that the earlier part of his life had the least amount of attention. The movie could have felt miserable if it dove too deep there. He really didnt have a good time in his formation years.

[sly stump]

The bomb is essentially the sword of Damacles over civilization, and Oppenheimer the builder of the device, essentially creating the sword

[pseudo arrow]

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CvN0PGBguR3/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Instagram

They found that mf 💀

[sly stump]

Thats creepy af

[fiery river]

Nice enough gesture but I’d be a bit creeped out for sure people were tracking me down based on a seat location

[sly stump]

Just to give me some Marshalls quality portrait of Imax cameras lol

[earnest swift]

Yo, I can't believe Josh Peck is in this. XD

[kind robin]

Ya and he plays Kenneth Bainbridge who actually detonates the device

I've gone over every casting on this movie and find out about whom they portray in the movie and their contributions.. it is fascinating.

[dapper nacelle]

The whole time during that scene, I kept looking at Josh Peck

https://twitter.com/Jeek_Talbot/status/1683460437608742912

Jake Tall-Bot 🤖 (@Jeek_Talbot)

All I could think of during that Josh Peck scene in Oppenheimer

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Twitter · Jul 24, 2023, 12:53 PM

[earnest swift]

https://tenor.com/view/drakeandjosh-spherical-present-take-this-offer-gif-5396234

[kind robin]

https://twitter.com/SolaceCinema/status/1685064308663685122?t=HTDZ-FB49ZJTM45CxgayhA&s=19

Cinema Solace (@SolaceCinema)

Christopher Nolan’s #Oppenheimer is expected to reach $400M at the global box office this Sunday.

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Twitter · Jul 28, 2023, 11:06 PM

[jovial gale]

https://tenor.com/view/lets-go-gif-drake-gif-26307972

[sage vault]

Certain Indian religious communities are angry at Oppie for reciting Bhagavad Gita during sex lol

Also, didnt they CGI a dress on Florence Pugh to censor her nakedness

[modest lagoon]

WHO LET HIM COOK 🔥

[wicked breach]

Best movie of the year

[modest ravine]

From what I understand, it is a very important religious text correct?

So I could understand the frustration.

To an extent

[sage vault]

I think so

[modest ravine]

Travis did they saw why they were upset about it being read during the scene?

[sage vault]

Maybe because the verse was spoken during sex?

[modest ravine]

Oh I see

[sage vault]

But the movie's doing good business nevertheless

[modest ravine]

Yeah

What’s that on you’re pfp

What anime I mean

[sage vault]

Bleach

[modest ravine]

Oh

Is it any good? I’ve heard it’s long

[sage vault]

Its pretty awesome

[kind robin]

The movie is fantastic and yes it is 3 hrs long but it didn't feel long to me as I was totally engaged with the movie.

This is currently my favorite movie of the year.

[jade turret]

Tiktok is not real

[fiery river]

They certainly make sure to hit all of their checklist

Who even is the supposed abuser?

[sage vault]

Why is that wall of text written in front of a person

[fiery river]

Yeah they totally covered up their disappointment over the pretentious white men

[wicked breach]

Please tell me it’s a joke

[jade turret]

I’m afraid it isn’t

[wicked breach]

He’s so stupid

[sly stump]

they made the kama sutra

[sage vault]

Yes, the Kama Sutra was also made in India

[fiery river]

https://deadline.com/2023/07/francis-ford-coppola-calls-barbenheimer-a-victory-for-cinema-instagram-1235450905/

[wheat mason]

me in the car after rewatching Oppenheimer listening to my dad and brother explain why the bomb was actually good

[fiery river]

https://twitter.com/joerussotweets/status/1684959816689864704

Joe Russo (@joerussotweets)

Inject this into my atoms, please.

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Twitter · Jul 28, 2023, 4:11 PM

[modest ravine]

Drop the user

Rn please

@regal rivet

DROP

THE

USER

[regal rivet]

THATS NOT ME

THATS NOT ME

[modest ravine]

Ik

Ik

[regal rivet]

THATS NOT MEEE!

[modest ravine]

IKKK

[regal rivet]

Its an imposter

[modest ravine]

I want to user

OH

MY BAD

[regal rivet]

I told you, thats not me

He’s blue!

[modest ravine]

IT'S A REPLICANT

[regal rivet]

Body snatcher

[jade turret]

Probably gonna watch this again soon

[modest ravine]

K

Drop

the account

name

[late copper]

The 3 hours flew by

[jade turret]

I’ll try to find it

Tiktok is genuinely just some uncontacted remote Island

Like

Yes

The movie is not very favourable to the female characters

That is the point

Oppenheimer is a womaniser

Did they sleep through it or what

[lusty cedar]

The world has actually been more peaceful after WW2 and with the introduction of the MAD theory.

[lusty cedar]

Consider it happened back in 1940-1960, I don't think any female would play a center stage on anything

[jade turret]

Yeah

Like

The movie doesn’t endorse it

It’s just what happened

[silent gust]

Saw it a second time wondering if maybe i was overreacting with how good it was. I wholeheartedly believe this movie is a masterpiece

I’m going to try and see it in IMAX soon

[final shuttle]

https://youtube.com/shorts/lNFJqT-GUjM?feature=share

[deep glen]

I'm glad I don't use TikTok, filled with the cringe and fatherless people.

[hearty pilot]

So hyped for Oppenheimer 2

[stark mason]

I loved the movie. The bomb sequence was very cool. However, I think it could have been much better if noland would have allowed for vfx.

I think the bomb its self was very nice, but as soon as its over and the sun comes up, we never see the aftermath

No smoke in the background, nothing

the mushroom cloud would have lasted for hours, yet there is nothing to show when the sun comes up. This is obviously because they didnt want to use cgi. but a photorealistic simulated mushroom cloud in the background would not have been out of reach

I honestly think that NOT having the cloud in the background/after math of the bomb shown, took me out of the immersion more than a simulated mushroom cloud that doesnt look quite right would have.

does anyone agree?

[silent gust]

I can somewhat agree

I wasn't pulled out of the immersion though, but i definitely see where you're coming from. I think seeing a crater and mushroom cloud would've been a nice touch definitely.

but i still give this film a 5/5

[stark mason]

The film was very spectacular, and I wasn't pulled out of the immersion so much. I personally just have a morbid fascination with massively destructive things like nuclear bombs. So I was expecting to see a lot more of the bomb.

Then again, the point was probably not to completely show off everything about the bomb. It is in the 1st person perspective of Oppenheimer himself. So maybe its that he never looked back at the aftermath, because he was so horrified of what he created??

[silent gust]

Oh for sure I think anyone who doesn't believe this film is great genuinely just wants to be different. i dont blame you for that obsession with nuclear bombs, ive had a fascination on everything WW2 including the bombs since i was very little and seeing it on the big screen this well done just made my inner child so happy. I really liked what you said about how its all in Oppenheimer's perspective and that's why Los Alamos and the aftermath was never looked back upon

at least not much

[stark mason]

Yeah

[silent gust]

Also my friend and I had different understandings with Gene's "suicide"

Did you catch the hand pushing her head under the water?

[stark mason]

Yeah i was a bit confused with that

when they originally showed the clip after oppenheimers visit with her, i thought that he killed her

but i dont know what to think about that

[silent gust]

So my friend thinks that the government did that in a way to stop Oppenheimer from meeting with people who shared Communist pasts or are still involved in the Communist party. But i think its Oppenheimers guilt and how sees it as his fault that she died so he envisioned himself pushing her head underwater

I could just be overanalyzing it though

[stark mason]

I like your theory

that was while he was having that episode in the forest too

[silent gust]

cause my friend brought up the point that he was being followed to Gene's room so there's also that

[silent gust]

that's what i was thinking too

[stark mason]

IRL he was diagnosed with Dementia cortex which was the old term for schizophrenia

so it makes sense that he would have very distorted and horrible visions about that

[silent gust]

Yeah exactly

[stark mason]

and with the charred body he stepped on after he gave a speech

[silent gust]

ohhhh man

i loved that whole scene

definitely one of my favorite ones

[stark mason]

That whole sequence was genuinely terrifying

my heart was racing

[lusty cedar]

Man, the real life is a bit more terrifying than that

[silent gust]

seeing the wide range of emotion throughout the audience was so offputting and anxiety enducing

[stark mason]

yeah

[silent gust]

also on a side note. The Bomb explosion scene in my opinion is one of the best scenes in film history. I have seen so many damn movies and that one just made me feel a way i have never felt in my life. Seeing the beauty in such a chaotic weapon with no sound other than the slight breathing of Oppenheimer as he utters his infamous line

[stark mason]

Yeah that scene was intense

the entire theater was just silent

did you watch it in imax?

[silent gust]

I plan on seeing it in IMAX soon. I watched it twice on a normal theatre screen

[lusty cedar]

I wonder if we will ever allows underground testing again. Last time we test a nuclear bomb was decades ago

[stark mason]

i honestly dont think we will have to

[stark mason]

I watched it in imax laser

it was so good

[silent gust]

Can't wait to see it for a third time

I also purchased the Oppenheimer soundtrack Vinyl

can't wait for it to be delivered

[stark mason]

The US has such a large arsenal of nuclear weapons that we have no need for creating more or better weapons. we have enough nukes to completely nuke the whole world multiple times over.

[lusty cedar]

This isn't accurate really

US current nuclear arsenal, especially ICBM is crumbling and expected to start phasing out by 2030

[stark mason]

Our current stockpile is 3,708 right now whick is much lower than it was. and we are dismantling retired warheads.

But still 3,708 warheads is a shit ton.
A nuclear world war would be very short and would most likely spell the end of humanity.

which is why i dont think that we will ever have to start making more nukes and testing them. Because almost nobody wants to end humanity.

[lusty cedar]

We are actually making more nukes lol

[silent gust]

that's why i think in a way he succeeded with his goal of avoiding nuclear warfare. Its so much destruction potential that no one wants to actually use them

[stark mason]

yeah

[stark mason]

I dont think we will be doing much above ground testing. But yes we are developing many navy warheads

and underwater tests happen often

[lusty cedar]

I don't know much about sea based of the nuclear triad

[stark mason]

But I am not concerned that the US would ever get destroyed by nukes. Even if North Korea were to launch nukes toward us. We would have intercepted them before they even get to our coast, and we would most likely level them

[lusty cedar]

Ehhh I kinda doubt that. 1 missile ? Maybe.
A bunch of them at a timr? Probably not

We probably won't be destroyed for sure

But we won't be scratch free

[stark mason]

Maybe. It would take approximately 33 minutes for a nuke to reach the US from north korea. Our nuclear detection systems would let us know pretty much the instant one of those get launched and we have so many ships out at sea that have the capability of shooting them down.

It would take a lot

[lusty cedar]

Depend on if they really have hypersonic glider or not

[stark mason]

yeah

[silent gust]

Ludwig Goransson is a genius also, a phenomenal soundtrack

[stark mason]

agreed

Heres a great video on this @lusty cedar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9q09ibKIjkc

[lusty cedar]

Ehh I know a bit too much about this topic that could become dangerous lol.

I did some research about anti ballistic missile defense before

[stark mason]

what do you mean "that could become dangerous"?

[lusty cedar]

Let just leave at that lol

[stark mason]

?

[lean otter]

I just saw this

Very good

[stark mason]

ikr

[lusty cedar]

I'm not really worry about a nuclear war. MAD is a valid and working doctrine.

We might get away with single nuclear strike. But as the attack increase, our success rate would likely go down.

The good thing is if we ever get in a nuclear war, I'll be dead first so not much I have to worry about the aftermatch lol

[fervent hemlock]

I'm pretty sure that in some of the shots of Jean's 'Suicide', there was a hand with a black glove holding her down

[jovial gale]

That’s because there was rumors she might have been murdered. I think Nolan wanted to show both outcomes I guess.

[earnest swift]

The trinity test scene will go down in film history

[fervent hemlock]

as one of the scenes of all time

[earnest swift]

Indeed. 🙂

This movie is obviously going to at least get nominated for a lot of Oscars

[fervent hemlock]

thats what id say too

There's a good chance I wouldn't be alive if the bombs werent dropped and the Japanese Imperial Army was allowed to invade rest of asia

Anything other than the Bomb (Ground Battles) wouldve led to far more casualities on either side

[kind robin]

https://twitter.com/DiscussingFilm/status/1685661889999556608?t=qfdeyIpKxAAcZy-IEftW2A&s=19

DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm)

‘OPPENHEIMER’ earns $46.2M in the film’s second domestic weekend, a 44% drop.

Read our review: https://t.co/KjXkrTYxL2

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[wicked breach]

https://twitter.com/discussingfilm/status/1685674361653428224?s=46&t=gS0CiuyQXm4QjWfQLR6Y1w

DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm)

The IMAX run for ‘OPPENHEIMER’ has been extended by 1 week.

Read our review: https://t.co/KjXkrTYxL2

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Twitter · Jul 30, 2023, 3:31 PM

[fiery river]

https://tenor.com/view/tom-cruise-mission-impossible3-shakes-head-no-pleading-gif-7191880

https://tenor.com/view/tom-cruise-crying-cry-sad-gif-23489669

[jovial gale]

https://tenor.com/view/anakin-yippie-star-wars-yay-gif-17180366

[wicked breach]

I’m trying to catch a 70mm

[hearty pilot]

Does this one have a chance to pass Fast X's 720m?

Cause if so it's gonna be so fucking funny

[deep glen]

Damn they must really love Nolan

[wicked breach]

It didn’t make 720m it made 704 million

[wicked breach]

It also made 400 million today

[eager quiver]

Looks quite possible

[regal wren]

Finally had a chance to see this, in 70mm no less. I guess the movie was… fine. Good even. Certainly we’ll below my expectations and hope though. Lesser Nolan for me although the last 45 mins was fantastic. Also Matt Damon was superb, any scene with him was hands down the most captivating.

Brilliant performances all around.

Didn’t realise quite how stacked the cast was in terms of supporting players.

[sly stump]

Historical 3hr movie, nah

[hallow trail]

This movie is the bomb

[sly stump]

Yea Barbies pretty great

[kind robin]

https://twitter.com/ScottMendelson/status/1685670638785048576?t=zbbyrJ7PnJ6Tn9Ehga4UGw&s=19

Scott Mendelson (@ScottMendelson)

#Oppenheimer earned a spectacular $119 million worldwide to bring its cume past $400 million. Barring a fluke, it should pass $650 million and might pass the $720 million total of FAST X, which should infuriate the studio behind that FAST SAGA sequel. #BoxOffice

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[lusty cedar]

Because of u guys, I'm tempting to go see it 2nd time

[kind robin]

I think it is even better on a second watch

[glad crypt]

One thing I really like is how Nolan uses the marbles in the glass bowl as a visual aid for how much uranium they currently have available. It serves a timeline of how close the film is to getting to depicting the Trinity test.

[kind robin]

That was great ya

[silent gust]

completely agree, Im seeing it a third time in IMAX on saturday

[fervent hemlock]

Its the same studio

[quartz yoke]

https://twitter.com/RhodeToLove/status/1685806071913287680

Wendell (@RhodeToLove)

https://t.co/834PTkaqfI

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Twitter · Jul 31, 2023, 12:14 AM

[modest lagoon]

https://tenor.com/view/oh-my-god-it-s-albert-einstein-gif-26216748

[jovial gale]

Yeah I liked that

[analog jasper]

nooo

[sly stump]

do it, i did, it is better the 2nd time

[sly stump]

leave Mark Twain alone

[solid flint]

stay in school kids

[hearty pilot]

Bro just didn't like the movie goddamn 💀

As much I loved this movie, no one should feel obligated to like it

[quartz yoke]

https://twitter.com/LolOverruled/status/1685994179690717184

Lolo (@LolOverruled)

Oppenheimer was an amazingly patriotic movie. It celebrated the men involved and really showed what straightforward love of country looks like. Unrelated but I had a lobotomy last week

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Twitter · Jul 31, 2023, 12:41 PM

[quartz yoke]

reread the tweet lmfao

[sly stump]

https://tenor.com/view/or-else-wednesday-addams-family-cut-neck-gif-16232159

people like you who make the world worse cause you only read the first sentence

yea thats right, im rude

[dawn grail]

Im sorry about that. Brain was asleep…i apologize for that. Sorry. I’m usually better.

It was an accident…I’ll do better going forward. Sorry i offended you.

[fluid bridge]

i made a little edit for oppenheimer if anyone wanna check it out

https://youtu.be/ysAEhdHXYcM

[sly stump]

You're Oppenenough

[kind robin]

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2023/aug/01/not-big-in-japan-country-rejects-co-marketing-of-barbie-and-oppenheimer-as-trivialising-nuclear-war

[wicked breach]

Japan smh

[eager quiver]

It was not very tasteful for official account to repost those memes

[kind robin]

I agree, I wonder if Oppenheimer would even be released in Japan.

I mean...come on and that seems to be a mushroom cloud behind

[dapper nacelle]

ikr
Can't Japan got offended over the atomic bomb biopic /s

[fiery river]

“Seriously who the hell would be upset over this?”
“Japan”
“Oh fuck, yes that’s totally understandable”

[kind robin]

https://twitter.com/TheOliverStone/status/1686407445529116672?t=pXpWPINXbimSnWJMhcQQXg&s=19

Oliver Stone (@TheOliverStone)

Saturday, I sat through 3 hours of #Oppenheimer, gripped by Chris Nolan’s narrative. His screenplay is layered & fascinating. Familiar with the book by Kai Bird & Martin J. Sherwin, I once turned the project down because I couldn’t find my way to its essence. Nolan has found it.

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Twitter · Aug 1, 2023, 4:04 PM

I gotta watch JFK someday

[merry spoke]

JFK is better than Oppenheimer I'd say

Definitely more cohesive, even if parts of it are really just conjured up

But there are definitely a lot of similarities with Oppenheimer.

[kindred raptor]

Me watching this movie today like

https://tenor.com/view/crazy-ahhhh-scream-shout-jake-gif-16238944

[crude wraith]

Quickest 4 hours of your life

[sly urchin]

whoever photoshoped that is based

[hearty pilot]

Update it’s gonna be released here on 11/8 with an X rating

Which is honestly better than some of the alternatives lol they could’ve cut the sex and communism related scenes

[paper hatch]

holy crap, where do you live?

[sly stump]

some countries are wild

[wicked breach]

What was the meme that offended the Japanese twitter

[wicked breach]

That meme?

Out of all the other barbenheimer memes people made that was the one

[hearty pilot]

Vietnam

I assume Robert Downey had a lot of lines regarding Oppenheimer possibly having ties to communism in this one didn't he?

[paper hatch]

yes actually. there were multiple scenes of people accusing him of being a communist.

to be fair, i dont think the film was anti-communism

[hearty pilot]

I’ve read American Prometheus and yeah the view on communism is more indifferent than it is negative, but I know that just having that plot point would really wrinkle the people who approve movies over here

[paper hatch]

i just found this: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/warner-bros-defends-barbie-banned-vietnam-south-china-sea-map-rcna93013

they banned a movie about a girl doll. someone needs to find whoever's doing this

[glad crypt]

The movie is definitely anti-McCarthyism if anything

[sly stump]

i'd say it more coincides with McCarthyist tactics

Oppies dumbass associating with communists late ww2 was idiotic

[low palm]

why was it rated R? sure there were some boobs būt Asteroid city had full nudity and that was PG-13

also - WTF was that news that itļl have long sex scene. was that a prank? casuee movie didn't have that||

[glass agate]

I saw this in a theater two days ago, and oh my God, it was absolutely glorious.

Easily Chris Nolan's masterpiece.

My best friend thinks that Oppenheimer's bomb sucks because of how the Russians invented the Tsar, but at least Oppenheimer's bomb was actually used, which ended WW2 completely. Lol

What really stood out to me was Oppie's personal struggles with his relationships, making the bomb, facing false allegations over expressing his opinions, and best of all, the Trinity test sequence. A scene I fell in love with.

And of course, the "Destroyer of Worlds" quote. Including that was just... chef's kiss

[neon sorrel]

Im rewatching it tonight

I got lost since I suck with keeping up with names and the dialouge becomes very dense with hearsay

But i really liked it, not love it but I really found it enthraulling and chilling, way more depressign and dire than any movie ive seen in a while, fitting

Can anyone help me with the name of the characther that betrays Oppenheimer with the bomb to the russians?

[glad crypt]

Klaus Fuchs

[fiery river]

Klaus Fuckoff

[neon sorrel]

Thanks alot

[dapper nacelle]

https://twitter.com/onemintjulep/status/1686144512517636098

Tenet Barbie (@onemintjulep)

So he was just doing this for fun then

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Twitter · Jul 31, 2023, 10:39 PM

[plucky ferry]

Just came out of the theatre. I'm still speechless. This is a watershed moment for me as a fan of cinema. There was before Oppenheimer and after Oppenheimer. The 70mm shots of the NM wilderness in IMAX were breathtaking. And of course...the Trinity test scene. Even from nine rows back, I fucking felt it.

[plucky ferry]

Possibly because in Asteroid City, it was non-sexual. The Simpsons Movie showed Bart's wang for a few seconds and was still PG-13, since it was non-sexual (and animated). Hell, American Beauty showed a topless 16 year old girl with an R (the nudity was deemed artistic).

Whereas Tatlock and Oppenheimer had a full-on sex scene. So when we're seeing Florence Pugh's boobs, the intent was sexual in nature. Blame the MPAA. Here in Canada it was 14A (similar to 15 in the UK or MA15 in Australia)

I've also seen Emily Blunt do a British accent (The Five-Year Engagement) and now an American Accent. "You shook his fucking hand?!" Emily stole the show as Kitty

I actually liked how the last third of the film was a political thriller. My jaw dropped when the twist was revealed, that it was Strauss pulling the strings all along regarding the security clearance. Loved RDJ's breakdown at the end

[silent gust]

couldn’t have said it any better, i’m seeing it a third time this friday in IMAX

In my opinion this film is more than a film, it’s an important thing that people need to watch to see how dangerous humanity can actually be. It is my favorite film now, it just clicked with me so much

it’s an eye opener

[crisp hawk]

not reading that but it was fire

[lusty cedar]

Strauss had always been a thin skin man. He destroyed oppenheimer and his own career

His politic career really much ended after the confirmation hearing

[sly stump]

I think it's length of time of said nudity

But yea full frontal Scarlett for even a second would be all I would need as a kid

[granite umbra]

Nolan's shitty writing really shines here, showing he's truly in over his head, thinking his writing can withstand a 3-hour biopic about one of the most important men in history.

I saw it in IMAX, 70mm, and I have no words to describe my hatred for it. It's just a complete bore, and the final act after the trinity test might be one of the most dragged-out final segments I've ever watched.
I saw it in a packed theatre, and I mean PACKED! Before the trinity test, half the theatre had left, and half of the half still left had fallen asleep only to be woken by the sudden, loud jump cuts that serve no purpose but to keep the few people still left in the theatre awake. One brave soul amidst the Nolan meat riders shouted, "Fuck This!" as he left, and I don't blame him.

I do see the importance of the film; Im not stupid. But Nolan is way out of his league with this story. Especially if he thinks his horrid screenwriting can commit to a 3-hour movie about one of the most important men in history.
The music in EVERY scene only gives the viewer something else to listen to apart from the constant talking. And the music gets extremely boring very quickly. It makes the film feel like a 3-hour trailer.

Disagree with me; I don't give a shit. But the number of people who share my same opinion speaks complete volumes, and it was my second watch...

[sly stump]

LMAO

[granite umbra]

Always knew the Nolans fans would be quick to respond. Glad I'm always right about that one.

[simple violet]

It’s crazy how it’s always people that are trying to make a point about them hating a movie that say stuff like “half the theater left and the other half fell asleep”

[granite umbra]

Because that's literally all you can do when you don't like a movie. Leave, sleep, or grin and bare it. What other options could there possibly be lmao.

[round quail]

One brave soul amidst the Nolan meat riders shouted, "Fuck This!" as he left,

things that never happened LMAO

[simple violet]

Yes but I’ve not heard anybody who’s indifferent or even in dislike of a movie, not even just Oppenheimer, have this kind of experience

[granite umbra]

It's Australia, what do you expect.

[simple violet]

It’s definitely cap

[granite umbra]

Sure, don't believe it, I don't care. I know what happened.

You just don't want the imagine of your "perfect" movie ruined because someone decided to speak out.

[simple violet]

Who said the movie was perfect huh

[granite umbra]

Basic cinema etiquette was lost long ago buddy.

[simple violet]

For only your theater I assume

[granite umbra]

Dunno what country you live in, but by the sounds of it everybody's perfect, not a complaint in the world for you I assume. Must be lucky...

[simple violet]

That’s also not what I said

[simple violet]

That’s not a person that’s just an average rating

I gave it a 5/5 even though I don’t think it’s perfect

[granite umbra]

For 5000 reviews, to keep such a high score takes alot.

Hell, Parasite has 90% and is also sitting on 5000+

[simple violet]

Still not sure what your point is lol. You made it sound like someone here who was talking to you called it perfect

[granite umbra]

I get it, your avoiding.

I understand.

[simple violet]

??

Who’s “you” here

Speaking to an imaginary person

[granite umbra]

Speaking to the general audience. Cinephiles as a collective who think it's a masterpiece. For what seems to be every reviewer online has somehow been what I can only assume are paid off to say good things.

Your allowed to like the film, it's quite well made, but It's getting faaaar to much praise than it ever deserves or will deserve.

[simple violet]

Aight so say that without putting words in other people’s mouths probably

[glad crypt]

You lose all credibility when you suggest critics are paid off I’m sorry

[dawn grail]

I’m no cinephile or critic and i think its a masterpiece.

[silent gust]

Ive seen films ranging from things like Bergman’s "The Seventh Seal" and this movie is in my top 3 OAT i understand maybe not liking it (still don’t understand how that’s possible) but to saying things like that is insane. It’s a modern day classic easily

5/5

perfect in my eyes

shame not everyone can share the same views

[silent gust]

not saying Seventh Seal is like the best movie ever but just that it’s not as mainstream as Oppenheimer is or as recognized as Christoper Nolan films are

[neon sorrel]

Dumb question: How did David Hill find out about Strauss plan to sabotage and take down Oppenheimer?

[kindred raptor]

I liked the movie but the "Is he a commie" debate did go on a little long

[neon sorrel]

Rewatched Oppenheimer tonight, its really good, i wish i could adore it but it losses steam in the last third compared to the first two hours. But its still commendable, especially since its one of those movies where its message resonates more after watching it and ruminating than instantly. As it should. Because its so devastating, the first two hours are great, the last is good.

[kindred raptor]

But that's my only nit-pick

And the movie is a little jumpy but oh well

[silent gust]

I think my only "issue" would be the weird one liners that happened like twice. One was from Josh Peck’s character it was something stupid like "oh god" after Robert goes to recruit them for the project and something Kitty said i don’t quite remember

[neon sorrel]

I think its flawed but overall very commendable, its pretty much anti nuclear weapons and depicts how brilliant men despite their brilliance can be overshadowed by their foolishness

[kindred raptor]

yeah

Dat boy got dat huuuuubriss

[neon sorrel]

I did not understand any of Casey Afleck's dialogue

[kindred raptor]

who was he?

[neon sorrel]

David Hill was Rami Malek

[kindred raptor]

Ok

[neon sorrel]

His character is really crucial despite having one scene in the last hour

I was asking how did he know about Strauss's deviousness

[kindred raptor]

I dunno

[neon sorrel]

Yeah it's obvious no big deal since its based of real life, i supposed i would have liked more from that

[kindred raptor]

I have to re-watch those final 30 minutes like, over and over again lol

Stupid foster mom having to distract me hdljhgfghfjk

[granite umbra]

😂

[granite umbra]

Half the critics working today in any medium are paid off to say good things, or are you blind to it? Video Games, Music Albums, and Films are all subject to this. Pretty much everything Disney has made of late have paid off critics.

[kindred raptor]

https://tenor.com/view/thats-enough-out-of-you-officer-barbrady-south-park-volcano-s1e3-gif-21526882

lol

[charred glade]

i wish we got japanese perspective of the bomb and oppenheimer

[low palm]

"Oppenheimer had a full-on sex scene"

i wouldn't call it a full-on sex scene. we her riding him for 9s and then they just talk about books
and then quick shot of her on deposition room chair

and that's it

[low palm]

wow they suck at paying people off, god damn

[kindred raptor]

lolol

PAY THEM OFF HARDER

[eager quiver]

That only proves paying bots is cheaper than paying critics /s

[kindred raptor]

Like bro people like the movie, chill

[kind robin]

https://twitter.com/ZSharf/status/1687090784837816320?t=CtIvyEN3ZrktUdfNkYu6TA&s=19

Zack Sharf (@ZSharf)

That shocking OPPENHEIMER line where the U.S. Secretary of War says not to bomb Kyoto because that's where he honeymooned was not in Nolan's script.

Actor James Remar tweaked the scene based on his own research

"It’s a fantastically exciting moment."

https://t.co/vIfrJA5aGn

Twitter · Aug 3, 2023, 1:19 PM

[paper hatch]

to be fair, he's kinda right, but it's definitely more complicated than just "they are paid off" for example I know a bunch of video game andd film critics who would either purposely avoid being harsh on what their reviewing to retain their early screening or early play testing rights, like IGN for example

[glass agate]

I just read an article about why it might be hard to hear some dialogue in the movie.

According to the article that I read, Christopher Nolan said that he "liked to use what was recorded in the moment rather than do some additional dialogue recording later".

I can understand how it cuts budget corners, but I still think that's a bit of a lazy approach.

That's honestly my only complaint about Oppenheimer.

[kind robin]

Studios are already hemorrhaging so much money from production to marketing and the idea that they are paying critics to review a movie is absolutely ridiculous..

[glass agate]

Are you sure about this?

[kind robin]

Yes absolutely. Esp with regards to Rotten tomatoes and others.

[glad crypt]

Yes it’s ridiculous

[glass agate]

Would it be ridiculous if someone hired a private investigator to look into that issue?

[glad crypt]

Yes lmao

They’ve got better things to investigate

[eager quiver]

C'mon, every actor has in contract they have to show up for ad-lib, it costs pennies and everybody does it all the timd

[kind robin]

Plus.. to have a good RT rating, studios would need to pay a lot of critics as well and again, Why would they do that?? If the movie is really good then critics will like it many times.

[glass agate]

Is Oppenheimer suffering from those issues?

[kind robin]

What issues ?

[glass agate]

Lobbying critics to praise/trash it?

[kind robin]

Why to lobby when the movie is awesome?? And it is christopher Nolan we are talking about.

[paper hatch]

yeah, i do doubt that some random rt critic is getting wages by disnry to say nice things about their movies

[glass agate]

Hollywood hates Christopher Nolan, from what I hear.

[kind robin]

Where did you hear that nonsense?? I hear that a lot of actors actually take a pay cut to work with Nolan like the production budget of Oppenheimer is 100 million dollars which is crazy to me.

Also, WBD recently gave millions of dollars to Nolan to entice him to return back to WBD.

[glass agate]

Then why did they release Oppenheimer and Barbie on the same day?

[kind robin]

Oppenheimer is a 3 hr serious drama with literally no action and that movie has already made more than 400 million dollars..

[kind robin]

No idea, it sometimes happens. But both movies are released by different studios.

According to your logic.. Paramount must hate Tom Cruise because his MI movie was released just 1 week before Barbenheimer and that has cost it money.

[glass agate]

But didn't Christopher Nolan openly criticize Hollywood for the way the handle things?

I mean, I would too, because of how they favor what fans want over director's visions.

[paper hatch]

are you suggesting that there's a grand conspiracy in hollywood against Nolan succeeding in the film industry?

[glass agate]

Not really. I just don't really find it logical to release two movies on the same day like that.

Barbie should have been released either before or after. Definitely at least a few weeks after.

That's just my opinion.

[kind robin]

Sometimes it happens like that, studios don't normally coordinate on release dates

[paper hatch]

probably because it doesnt matter cuz the two films have very different demographics

a father isnt gonna take his kids to see oppenheimer like a teenage boy isnt gonna wanna see barbie

[glass agate]

I never said that he should.

[eager quiver]

Lmao Oppenheimer got massive boost thanks to Barbenheimer memes and general movie hype generated by the joint release.

[dapper nacelle]

He becoming sound like a DCEU fanboy

[blazing notch]

https://variety.com/2023/film/news/christopher-nolan-defends-oppenheimer-sound-refuses-adr-recording-1235686895/

[eager quiver]

I can't call it any different than idiotic decision

[wicked ginkgo]

https://youtu.be/WJitbK6CSTM

I love this

[glad crypt]

I legit didn’t have any issue with the audio. I heard every dialogue perfectly clear. Sounds like a skill issue

[jovial gale]

I didn’t have much problems with the audio. Sometimes I had times not understanding things. However I can hear what they are saying

[blazing notch]

Only ‘issue’ I had was near the start

Their footsteps and those diegetic sounds were louder than the dialogue

[glad crypt]

Yeah if anything it’s a lot of dialogue to take in

[glass agate]

I actually had trouble hearing a lot of the words, and I was trying my hardest to listen.

[plucky ferry]

I'm curious. Was this at the Melbourne Museum?

[plucky ferry]

I thought it was just the shitty quality of the speakers at Cineplex Langley! The characters spoke too softly and it felt like they were mumbling their words. It was hard to keep track of the characters' names because they were only mentioned a handful of times and my eating tortilla chips literally drowned it out.

[granite umbra]

Carlton

[plucky ferry]

Right, but isn't IMAX Melbourne located in the museum building?

[glass agate]

Another example I can provide is Interstellar. I have it on Blu-ray so I can turn on the subtitles if I want to, because sometimes you really can't hear anything unless you really know what they're saying. I've seen that to be a very common thing in Christopher Nolan's films.

[kind robin]

I had zero issues with the audio in this movie esp compared to Tenet which had some serious problems with sound.

[glad crypt]

I never watched Tenet in a theater but when I watched it at home I had no issues with the audio. My setup is a 5.1 surround sound with a sound bar

[plucky ferry]

Intreresting. Since this film is about real life people it was hard to follow along with all the names, which sucked since the first act was like a WW2 film with all the introductions (e.g. Borden or Teller). The inconsistent mixing and the score being so overwhelming at times are some early criticisms that come to mind. I'll see what other critics have to say.

The breakneck pacing did make three hours fly by, though. Compare that to EEAAO which had a runtine of 139 minutes but felt like double that. Pacing was too slow for my tastes.

[plucky ferry]

Which soundbar do you have?

[glad crypt]

A decent Vizio one

[plucky ferry]

Got an Amazon link or at least a model name?

[glad crypt]

Vizio SB3651

[plucky ferry]

Another thing I forgot to mention was, maybe it's because it was on film and I'm used to digital, but the image quality of IMAX 70mm just felt...off. I'm not sure how to describe it. The colours looked muted, and not crisp.

Outside of a few scenes, I'm not sure IMAX 70mm was really that necessary. Seeing the NM landscapes or the Trinity test in the old-school true IMAX format was an incredible spectacle, don't get me wrong, and I'm glad I went, but I think only the second act truly "needed" that format, you know? The rest of the movie would probably look better in dual laser or even UltraAVX (gasp!)

Overall, solid film with some amazing cinematography/effects and show-stealing performances, but not perfect.

[plucky ferry]

Just looked up some reviews. Ouch, you have to hardwire the rear speakers. Have you considered an Atmos soundbar?

[distant laurel]

https://twitter.com/ben_rosen/status/1687192244460343296?t=ngmm7ve1GytIRe-VaemGEQ&s=19

Ben Rosen (@ben_rosen)

is anyone else playing Oppenheimer64? i cant figure out how to get his brother a security clearance at los alamos

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Twitter · Aug 3, 2023, 8:02 PM

[hearty pilot]

called out

[broken sandal]

Goated movie

[deep glen]

So Oppenheimer has no deleted scenes apparently.

[deep glen]

Oppenheimer is what I like to call "The JFK of our time"

Saying this in a good way.

[wicked breach]

https://twitter.com/discussingfilm/status/1687833778796802048?s=46&t=gS0CiuyQXm4QjWfQLR6Y1w

DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm)

‘OPPENHEIMER’ has passed $500M worldwide.

Read our review: https://t.co/KjXkrTYxL2

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Twitter · Aug 5, 2023, 2:31 PM

[hearty pilot]

❤️

[simple violet]

That’s like 5x the production budget so dope

[hearty pilot]

Universal be winning this year for sure

[deep glen]

No way already in just two weeks.

[deep glen]

"The breakneck pacing did make three hours fly by"

That's the magic of Christopher Nolan.

https://mondoshop.com/products/oppenheimer-original-motion-picture-soundtrack-3xlp

As someone who collects vinyls, I hope I get this one

[lusty cedar]

My boss said she wants to get a private screening for our group. Kinda neat. I wouldn't mind watching it again

[neon sorrel]

Sorry if my question is a bit niche, but does anyone know what the painting Oppenheimer looks at in the beginning of the movie called?

[neon sorrel]

I saw that it was 180 million last week on imdb, then it went back to 100 million. So it's probably marketing that was almost as expensive as the whole production

[neon sorrel]

Im rewatching it again in 45 minutes

https://www.insider.com/why-oppenheimer-has-black-and-white-color-scenes-explanation-2023-7?amp

[dawn grail]

I believe it is Woman Sitting With Crossed Arms

[blazing notch]

https://tenor.com/view/oppenheimer-gif-1903829553566294850

[neon sorrel]

Seen it now a third time, my few negatives stand out but the positives are now stronger

It really is psychological gripping with its overall statement on human behavior

That responsibility and power will never tame the self-interest that runs in humanity

[hearty pilot]

i watched it thrice too, all three times were entertaining

barbie on the second time was extremely boring

[neon sorrel]

Oppenheimer is a more resonant film, so i think rewatches will be mostly enjoyable

Since its dense

Barbie is less dense, not the same genere so its unfair to compare

[queen citrus]

Both are just completely different genres and tone, and both serve two totally different purposes, you can't really compare the two, but I absolutely love both

I think it is Nolan's best film yet and I can't wait to watch it again

[hearty pilot]

yeah after i knew of all of barbie's plot

it was just no longer enjoyable

except ryan gosling's dramatic campy songs

i really wanted to enjoy barbie more

the overt marketing for it ruined my experience

[neon sorrel]

I avoid every trailer or commercial

Im glad i went in blind

[hearty pilot]

for reals the trailers spoiled everything

by the time i entered the theatres i knew half the plot

[neon sorrel]

I even wait outside the auditorium during previews

All i need is the imdb and poster for a movie beforehand

[hearty pilot]

smart

[modest lagoon]

will Nolan next movie is going to be JFK ? Since in Tenet, they mention Oppenheimer and surprisingly Oppenheimer is his next movie

Probably either going to be a biopic or about the Cuban Missile crisis

but who knows

[silent gust]

saw it a third time last night in IMAX

was the best film experience I've ever had in a theatre

[silent gust]

I completely agree. The very miniscule negatives i had did stand out more seeing it a third time but overrall i enjoyed the film more

[silent gust]

I ordered this last week, i can not wait for it to be delivered

[main turret]

I’m seeing this week

[kind robin]

Only problem is that we already have Oliver Stone's JFK.. so probably not.

[lusty cedar]

If you want to follow the same topic of cold War and nuclear weapon, I think we have plenty of material.

Cuban missile crisis (JFK), or Damascus disaster 1980

And just like oppenheimer, both event has a lot of books to be based upon

[hearty pilot]

next movie is some sci fi shit which is good

cause he does irl stuff then sci fi

[astral notch]

I think I'm enjoying movies with more dialogue than action lately and I really enjoyed this movie. I can understand why people wouldn't enjoy a 3 hour movie when not a lot of action is happening. Also we need to bring back intermissions.

[glad crypt]

I don’t think theaters want intermissions. It’s gonna make them lose out on a lot of showings. Plus 3 hours without any stopping is perfectly manageable

[astral notch]

They can also get more money from concessions

[kind robin]

I totally agree on needing to have intermissions esp on a 3 hr long movie..

[hearty pilot]

i could never concentrate on my 2 hour long uni lectures

this 3 hour movie had me completely hooked

[crude wraith]

Based

The 3 hours flew by

Could easily watch it for a third time

[wicked breach]

I wanna watch it again

[halcyon haven]

Watched twice
Great movie

[deep glen]

Ladies and gentlemen, Oppenheimer has officially made it to the top 10.

[dawn grail]

Bruh fast x made more than spiderverse?

[fiery river]

Life ain’t fair sometimes unfortunately

Like look how the Super Mario Bros movie hit a bill

Jeez, looks like much of that was overseas BO given Fast X isn’t even on the American BO list

[dawn grail]

Lewis Strauss is ||the best twist villain oat||

[wicked breach]

Honestly I wasn’t expecting him to be the villain

[astral notch]

I also wasn't expecting that.

[glad crypt]

Strauss the biggest hater of 2023 for real

[lusty cedar]

Strauss and Teller were 2 biggest assholes in that whole things lol

Strauss and Teller were 2 biggest assholes in that whole things lol

[main turret]

Yeah. This was pretty damn good

[hearty pilot]

god bless Mr Robot

[main turret]

Lol

[astral notch]

That Truman visit was bizarre. I don't think I've researched the man to see who he really was as a person.

Interesting actor surprise which this movie was full of.

[main turret]

Soundtrack good

[lean otter]

i did not understand his character at all. what did he even do

if yall dont mind i may need a small explanation

[ebon aurora]

oppen gangnam style

what an amazing film might be my fav nolan film 😳

[silent gust]

he essentially wanted to ruin Oppenheimers credibility when it comes to policies on Weapons of mass destruction like the atom bomb and Hydrogen Bomb because Robert Humiliated him in front of a bunch of important people so he used Roberts affiliations with communism in the past to ruin him in the present time

there’s more to it

but that’s essentially it

[grand cape]

Sits between 4-4.5 for me

But I gave it a 4.5 for now

[fickle bolt]

out of 5 right

[grand cape]

Yes

[fickle bolt]

W

same

[grand cape]

I have slight problems with it

[fickle bolt]

lemme guess

pacing?

[grand cape]

For one I didn’t like how Oppenheimer introduced the female characters through

Sex

That felt so weird in the rest of the story lmao

[fickle bolt]

yep i thought the same, it was rushed and felt weird

[grand cape]

Pacing was fine

[fickle bolt]

totally unnecessary nudity too

[grand cape]

It was good but just on the edge

[grand cape]

I didn’t mind the nudity with Florence and Cillian that much but the scene during the interrogation did annoy me

[fickle bolt]

yea

i was really surprised by rdj's acting in this

i never liked him that much as an actor i always thought he was ok

but he really crushed it in this film

also cillian murphy 🔥

[grand cape]

He used to be a good actor but got to drugs and alcohol and basically destroyed his career

Though he build up again

Glad he’s back on track because his performance was really good here

[fickle bolt]

[grand cape]

I really hope Ludwig Goransson gets his long waiting Oscar for the score

He’s a fantastic composer

[fickle bolt]

Omg yes

"Can you hear the music, Robert"

Ludwig: 🎹🎶🔥🔥

[silent gust]

I thought that scene was actually quite well done and important. I could be looking too deep into it but i felt that was Nolan’s way of showing how much that really affected her mentally. The pure dread on her face was some great acting

[silent gust]

^

[silent gust]

I completely agree, somehow he hasn’t already gotten one with the Mandalorians soundtrack which i find spectacular

[grand cape]

That's because Mandalorian is a show

[silent gust]

oh

my bad, also w pfp

love The Lighthouse

[grand cape]

https://tenor.com/view/lighthouse-willem-dafoe-neptune-winslow-gif-22283613

[primal oxide]

I would have enjoyed it, but the guy sitting next to us had a very suspicious backpack

Also woman chest jumpscare

[main turret]

https://twitter.com/Variety/status/1688653605182885892

Variety (@Variety)

Due to popular demand, #Oppenheimer has extended its 70mm run at Imax theaters nationwide through the end of August. https://t.co/Nlu7YA5aLH

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Twitter · Aug 7, 2023, 8:49 PM

[deep glen]

Watching JFK (1991)

Once Oppenheimer comes to home video, I'm gonna do a JFK and Oppenheimer double feature.

[hearty pilot]

The people have spoken

[main turret]

I am people

[fickle bolt]

That people cheering scene was so chilling

[main turret]

Yeah that got me

[crude wraith]

That should be good

Cant wait for it to come out on vod

Need a third rewatch

[sly stump]

its not even that, its just that everything you stated was objectively your opinion, and the receieved response was the comment readers opinion, don't be shocked when people who join a movie discord and like a movie enough to come to this page, you bash it, then you "can't wait to share my dissenting opinion, I bet the Nolan fans come out" like yea, what else was gonna happen

[hearty pilot]

One of the best endings ever

[sly stump]

the build to the stomping/cheering

[deep glen]

Bro's already a meme

[fiery river]

Everything’s a meme nowadays lol

[main turret]

https://vt.vxtiktok.com/ZSL4tG3sg/ @simple violet it quite good

[simple violet]

So visceral I love it

[main turret]

Yes

[glad crypt]

Ludwig the goat

[main turret]

https://vt.vxtiktok.com/ZSL4K6e6s/ @simple violet this was us

Lol

!!

[simple violet]

lmao actually me though not even an exaggeration

[main turret]

I had to stay till half way through the credits

That final scene got me

[simple violet]

on god

[hearty pilot]

What if at the end of Oppenheimer he says “Oppenheimer what a joke” and then proceeds to reverse himself in the honor of tenet

[main turret]

Ooh

I like tenet

[lusty cedar]

When u work for so long and so hard to build something that's hard, you would be really emotional invest in that

[mellow vale]

walked out feeling fucking sick

it was insane

[main turret]

Love that feeling lmao

[mellow vale]

yeah nolan hasn't done that to me ever

memento was similar but more personal

[main turret]

https://vt.vxtiktok.com/ZSLVFabfx/ love

[quartz yoke]

https://twitter.com/danozzi/status/1689324867521581061?t=llTbF5PKtNoOmwoB2yeYLA&s=19

Dan Ozzi (@danozzi)

dr. j robert oppenheimer, you are a member of...

OPPENHEIMER: a member of...

the american communist party. isnt that right?

OPPENHEIMER: well nardwuar i nev—

dr. oppenheimer i have a gift for you today.

OPPENHEIMER: oh wow my wife's communist party card whered you find this

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Twitter · Aug 9, 2023, 5:16 PM

[main turret]

Lmfaoo

[main turret]

Nardwuar is just thrown into there

[kind robin]

https://twitter.com/neiltyson/status/1689474265882451970?t=xzbjKG258NxPYjdy4rHK-w&s=19

Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson)

August 9, 2023

On this, the 78th anniversary of the plutonium fission bomb dropped on Nagasaki, I teared multiple times while watching the film #Oppenheimer. Bearing witness to my physics brethren, some reluctant, some enthusiastic, create weapons of mass destruction.

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Twitter · Aug 10, 2023, 3:10 AM

[hearty pilot]

Alright I have the tickets

Does anyone have any advice for a 17 years old trying to look 18 so that he can watch Oppenheimer

[main turret]

Oh buddy lol

Um I guess wear classy attire

Button up shirt does wonders

[hearty pilot]

Is it common for greeters to check IDs

I've only ever had cashiers check IDs idk if greeters do

Because I've already gotten the tickets I only need to get pass the greeter

[main turret]

Depends. How old do you look

Like genuinely speaking

[hearty pilot]

170cm with some facial hair

Like I have a mustache rn so prolly won't shave it as a method of last resort

[main turret]

Do not shave it lol

You should be good

But do you have a button up shirt?

[hearty pilot]

Yes

[main turret]

Like what you thinking of wearing

[hearty pilot]

The Barbenheimer shirt w jeans

[main turret]

Lol

Just by yourself?

[hearty pilot]

W a girl

Which probably increases my chances?

[main turret]

That’s a w bro

Wait it’s not your mum right

Sorry I have to ask

[hearty pilot]

Nah nah also 17

But looks way older than I do

[main turret]

You’ll get through @hearty pilot

[hearty pilot]

Hopefully

[lean otter]

@hearty pilot good luck, its impossible for me to sneak in cause i look a miserable child miserable

but you should be okayy

[main turret]

This is so true

[fiery river]

Someone should edit the Barbie end credits in there lol

[frosty owl]

https://youtu.be/1BxFfXR5_K4 hello everyone !

small video that I made in one day after seeing Oppenheimer XD it just made me want to redo the trailer but in the ARMAIII game (INFO: ALL THE IMAGES IN THE VIDEO ARE PART OF THE GAMEPLAY THANKS TO THE MODS)

[sly stump]

no one , i mean no one will care

[main turret]

Mum and I instantly left with we heard ice spice

[kind robin]

https://twitter.com/SolaceCinema/status/1689724554803924993?t=rZne0aP08_ODZBw3sHGSUQ&s=19

Cinema Solace (@SolaceCinema)

Christopher Nolan’s ‘OPPENHEIMER’ is eyeing a $900M run at the global box office.

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Twitter · Aug 10, 2023, 7:45 PM

Woah

[hearty pilot]

I mean not that they’re paid enough to care but I feel like they’ll be fired if they let me in

[quiet scaffold]

IMO this film is a modern masterpiece.

[kind robin]

Agreed

[hearty pilot]

Update I got in

10/10 movie

[main turret]

Let’s goooo. Glad you got in

As well enjoyed the movie. Crazy film

[hearty pilot]

I take it that

Nobody was ever able to pin down what the guy's ideals were right?

I don't remember exactly but there's a line earlier in the movie where Chevalier says to Oppenheimer "you see the world on a bigger scale than us" or something

Like the natural conclusion to this I think is that Oppenheimer didn't want anything to do with the right or the left anyway because he was worrying about the catastrophe of his creations

[main turret]

His greed took control of his own belonging. He wasn’t fully prepared about the consequences of the outcome.

[lean otter]

hell yeahhh

[sweet raven]

About Oppenheimer, the OST can not be used for creating other contents correct? It would hit me with a copyright strike?

[blazing notch]

Depends what you using it for

[sweet raven]

Anime content

[modest ravine]

Wrong channel

But great

[dapper nacelle]

https://fxtwitter.com/bornposting/status/1690062440279453696

[lusty cedar]

Hmm my VP is gonna rent out an entire theaters for all of the employees to watch oppenheimer

😂😂😂

[main turret]

Dope

[hearty pilot]

My guy just in Green Goblin mode the entire film

[primal oxide]

https://youtu.be/gxLSFgFpPsw

[ebon aurora]

Omg

[rough crow]

15 minutes into this and already think masterpiece

[wicked ginkgo]

https://youtu.be/o2FqU2f6DRc

[main turret]

Interesting video.

[wicked ginkgo]

I know right

[sly urchin]

It was a great shot recreation

[crude wraith]

Impressive

[main turret]

https://youtu.be/v-q4LXqw91s wtf I missed this

[warm prairie]

hell yea

i think Einsteins initial arc will be a little hard to adapt properly but if that's what it takes to set up the Marie Curie solo project then ill take it

Ik they want to make Schrodinger but that may or may not come out

[hearty pilot]

Dude

Chances of this reaching 1 billion is near zero but god damn it it's not zero at least

[warm prairie]

OPPY

[visual summit]

What do you want from theory alone

[main turret]

https://vt.vxtiktok.com/ZSLb1PpKm/
as a techno nerd this goes hard

Looking through this guys channel. He has some great beats

Did a Hans Zimmer Time one

[silent gust]

Im like 90% sure that was fake. I stayed past credits twice and didnt see a end credit scene

[main turret]

It’s real

[silent gust]

what the fuck actually?

[simple violet]

no bro

meller why you gotta do these gullible people like this

[hearty pilot]

einstein will return in avengers dynasty of kang

[fiery river]

Einstein will replace Jonathan Majors as Kang

[silent gust]

dude i was questioning myself if i even stayed past the credits

[fluid bridge]

mr nolan doesnt put post credits in his movies
and honestly for all the good reasons (i dont like them anyways)

[main turret]

lelelelelel

[fluid bridge]

no way

[low palm]

Movie had only one major flaw - RDJ as villain reveal at end

This movie didn't need villainous jealous villain giving his villain monologue. It just cheapened the experience for me.
This movie didn't need villain flat out. McCarthyhism was enough

Still loved it tho

[silent gust]

that’s why i didn’t stay post credits my first viewing lol

[silent gust]

^

[lusty cedar]

I mean this reflects the real history. The story of Lewis Strauss and Oppenheimer went hand in hand together.

Lewis Strauss really caused the downfall of Oppenheimer, and in return, caused his own downfall

[kind robin]

I don't know how many people know but the Einstein in that fake post credits scene of Oppenheimer is actually from a TV show called Genius Einstein which is absolutely amazing..

[fluid bridge]

yeah true genius is a good show

[severe vector]

Finally saw this

W film

[gleaming mirage]

I just saw this, very cool

just goes to show creativity goes a long way

[hearty pilot]

Man you gotta work on that troll radar to survive in this server

[low palm]

that means nothing
Just because it happened in history, doesn't mean you have to put it in your movie. It's art, not a Wikipedia article

[lusty cedar]

This is a biopic movie, and follow the book quite closely.

[low palm]

Yeah that's an artistic decision. One that backfired here

You dont have to follow book closely. It's called artistic licence

It's a choice he made

[fiery river]

ummmmm, no? This was absolutely a big component to the history of Oppenheimer, Strauss was looking to shut him up.

And I vehemently disagree it "backfired"

[regal rivet]

That’s literally…

That’s actually history.

Lewis Strauss was an asshole who ruined Oppenheimer.

[low palm]

I don't think you know how movies work.

Protip: They're not encyclopedias

[regal rivet]

Its a literal biopic

Lewis Strauss was a key orchestrator for Oppenheimer’s downfall.

[low palm]

Yeah, it's art
Screenwriter picks and chooses at which he focuses on
It's entirely subjective
You pick stuff to focus on with goal to make the best art

[regal rivet]

Bro you can’t have Oppenheimer without Strauss

Hell this mother fucka is literally regarded as a literal villain in American history.

[low palm]

... yes you can
He wasn't defined by him FFS

[regal rivet]

You don’t see that much often

[low palm]

That's cool and all and I'm sure he's interesting dude on his own

That doesn't mean he needed to he included in THIS movie
Other Oppenhimer movies would have worked with him,, I'm sure. I'm not even saying you shouldn't include him in them.
I'm saying that in THIS specific movie, it didn't work

[regal rivet]

I dont think you quite get it

Lewis Strauss was Oppenheimer’s literal rival

His moriarty.

You cant skim over Strauss’s involvement in Oppenheimer’s life.

He ruined him.

[low palm]

Bruh that insinuates they're on similar level of abilities , which they're not cmon now

Oppie was amazing scientist

[regal rivet]

Figure of speech

But Strauss was his rival

You can’t skim over what he did.

[low palm]

You can if it makes for a worse movie. Which it here did.

These are movies, theyre not supposed to be unbiased and thorough retellings on mans life. Read a good biography for that

[fiery river]

so what, end the movie once the trinity test is conducted? Cue csrds what happened after? Lame

[regal rivet]

Lets say I made a movie about the entirety of World War 2

But I skimmed over Hitler

Because it made the movie better

Is that really a biopic?

[fiery river]

Strauss was integral as all hell in Oppenheimer's story and how he started getting smeared when he began speaking up. He's not there as a villain for the hell of it, its because that is what happened

[regal rivet]

An accurate representation of history?

No

Because I removed an integral plot of the story.

[hearty pilot]

How exactly did involving Strauss make the movie worse?

Because he's pretty fucking important

[fiery river]

Feels like they're conflating depicting true events with fiction that can be rewritten or dropped

[low palm]

Oppnehimer is also a fiction my dude. just fiction Inspired by real dude. You can absolutely not include some elements and focus on other elements

For example, movie didn't focus much on his interest in mysticism or his parenting/kids
is it a worse movie becase it didn't do that?

it's ART, not encyclopedia entry or biopgraphy
sound like y'all wanted a documentary film or smth

[kind robin]

I think Oppenheimer is far more historically accurate than many biopics.. Nolan based this on a non fiction book American prometheus which many consider to be the definitive biographical book about Oppenheimer

And there's no way everything that happened to his life could have been depicted in this movie.. if anyone is interested then read a book.

[fiery river]

Yeaaaa, when most directors decide to make a biopic, they like to be accurate….

Idk why the Strauss aspect bugs you so much that saying it should be dropped cause “it’s a bad villain reveal” is really silly given that he was in fact an antagonist towards Oppenheimer in reality, and important to his story after Trinity

[regal rivet]

I seriously don’t know what to tell you, Mushroom…

Lewis Strauss is literally classified as a real life American History Villain

[fiery river]

He was also representative of an important theme, that being how small certain things are in comparison to others

Like him thinking Oppenheimer was shittalking to Einstein when both men were ruminating of what has been unleashed to the world

Alden Ehrenreich’s character articulated this in the film

[kind robin]

Having no Lewis strauss in this movie would have been a bummer and he had a huge influence in the life of Oppenheimer because strauss was responsible for the security hearing

[jovial gale]

Yeah I understand you change have to change historical events in movies so that it works. Though not having Lewis Strauss in this movie would have really hurt the movie imo.

[rough crow]

best heimer

[ornate hollow]

On an Oppie note

Modern ICBMs can strike the other side of the planet within an hour

They go 24,000km an hour, and the Earth's circumfarence is only 40,000km

[lusty cedar]

Hmm

Modern US ICBM = 50yrs old system lol

[lusty cedar]

I always quietly laugh when people say "modern" regardinf our icbm lol

[ornate hollow]

Its the latest ICBM as far as I know

Since they stopped the roided out arms race

[lusty cedar]

Arm races started again few years ago lol

[dawn grail]

That was the strangest argument about this film I have ever read.

[lusty cedar]

About Lewis strauss ? Yeah

[dawn grail]

Honestly his reveal was one of the best twist villains in memory, to me, lol.

[lusty cedar]

I'm gonna rewatchijg it again soon

Not sure when yet

RDJ performance was really good in this movie

[fluid bridge]

very rewatchable

i watched it twice myself

[rough crow]

yes

[sly stump]

the second time is so much bettee

after the conversation by the pond

[rough crow]

the ending is perfect

[fiery river]

jeez, just read the billing block of thios poster finally

Alot of spelling mistakes and missing spacing between first and last names

[rough crow]

70 % of the reason why i watched Barbie and Oppenheimer the same day was this damn poster

hahah good poster

[blazing notch]

Gary Oldman ?

Where was he

[fiery river]

He was Truman

[lusty cedar]

The ending give me chill tbh

[modest ravine]

LISTEN MAN

I PAID 50

FOR THAT

[fiery river]

50 bucks?

Im not talking shit on its design, its cool, but 50?

[crude wraith]

Anyone knows when it’s coming out on vod?

If it will take a while i might see it for a third time in theaters soon

[eager quiver]

should be 3 m onths after premiere

[modest ravine]

Yeah lol

[grand cape]

This is a dumb argument

[grand cape]

Lmao Strauss was responsible for 90% of the destruction of Oppenheimer’s life past the time when he build the atomic bomb

What are you even criticizing

[rough crow]

no idea dude actually thinks including Strauss made the movie worse? lmao how can you not include Strauss?

dude making no sense... also the movie was way better this way..if not it would be just about the project, instead is more about what happens after that

[hearty pilot]

Exactly

The final hour is arguably the best hour of the film purely because of Strauss, and like the project was already done by hour 2

[jovial gale]

Yeah you need Strauss in this movie. It plays a major part in why the government discredited Oppenheimer after the war. While the trinity test is the peak of the movie for me. The trial for his security clearance and finding out Strauss is behind it, is the second best part of the movie imo.

[fiery river]

i generally hate people saying objective things about film criticism and whatnot, but their take Strauss shouldnt have been in this and they could've excluded him is objectively wrong

[crude wraith]

That long?

Why is that

[eager quiver]

Nolan negotiated extralong theatrical windows so people show up in cinemas instead of waiting for pvod

[sage frost]

https://youtube.com/shorts/BvCzOVoPof8?feature=share

[merry marten]

what about the last shot? with the globe burning, just a normal shot of the globe from space with the comped in elements

[sage frost]

you should watch the clip

[merry marten]

I did

question still stands

[hearty pilot]

Rewatched this today

Went just for the score and acting

My reason

Loved it just as much and an emptier cinema always a W

[jovial gale]

The score is so good. My favorite for score for the Oscars at the moment.

[hearty pilot]

It would be a travesty for it not to get it but I think Dune 2 will rival in nomination

[rough crow]

love empty cinema

is like private cinema

my screening was packed tho

maybe i try to go back again

[main turret]

God they do be wildlin over this shit ya right

[lusty cedar]

The last shot is interesting

Nuclear weapons has made the world a bit more "nicer" due to mutual assurance destruction

[jovial gale]

I mean we still have a ton of wars still. Though it’s been good at preventing another world war.

[lusty cedar]

Nuclear deterrent is the reason why Russia couldn't use nuclear weapon against Ukraine

[lean otter]

still gotta experience imax once in my life though

i'll have to go to another state just for imax

[main turret]

https://vt.vxtiktok.com/ZSLgGM5L4/ we’re slowly cooking

I’m very keen

[blazing notch]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2FqU2f6DRc

[main turret]

repost but is a cool vid

[fluid bridge]

i did go another state to watch oppenheimer
and imax is great
the seats shake and the screen fills your field of view its like you're in the movie

[wicked breach]

https://x.com/culturecrave/status/1692968089309045035?s=46&t=gS0CiuyQXm4QjWfQLR6Y1w

Culture Crave 🍿 (@CultureCrave)

#Oppenheimer will cross $700M at the worldwide box office today 💰

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Twitter · Aug 19, 2023, 6:33 PM

[fiery river]

Good to see they aren’t announcing a digital release yet unlike WB with Barbie despite it still making a killing

[eager quiver]

we knew it would have 90 days window since like.... Nolan signing with Universal

[blazing notch]

That’s because they can’t lol

Special contract with Nolan

[fiery river]

i get that

[blazing notch]

Universal is the studio with the shortest digital window too so they’d be on this quicktime

They do 18 days in cinemas before digital

[fiery river]

was just poking at the dumb move WB is making already digitally releasing Barbie when it still has legs theatrically

[wicked breach]

@blazing notch how many movies is Nolan gonna make with universal

[blazing notch]

They didn’t sign a multi picture deal or anything

But it’s very likely he’ll go to them for his next film

[fiery river]

Couldnt fault him not wanting to give his heart to a set studio going forward after WB

[blazing notch]

They’ve said yes to all of his demands in the hopes of forming a relationship and theyve done that so

[wicked breach]

What was the problem whim him and Tenet and WB?

God I can’t fucking type today

[blazing notch]

Simultaneous releases

[fiery river]

their streaming release plan during COVID

[blazing notch]

Which Tenet was actually unaffected by

But think his backpay got affected

And he was worried about what they could do to his films if he made another

[fiery river]

He seems more hardline in regards to theatres than Scorsese

[wicked breach]

So Tenet didn’t bomb because of Covid?

[wicked breach]

What’s Scorsese’s next movie after Killers of the Flower Moon?

[fiery river]

maybe that Grateful Dead film if Jonah Hill isn't put on the shitlist over some controversies that came up recently

[wicked breach]

Jonah Hill been accused of sexual assault right?

[fiery river]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonah_Hill#Allegations

[eager quiver]

I honestly don't think it matters much. The amount of people that will skip theater cause they know about PVOD now is a tiny tiny fraction of the machine

[rough crow]

https://tenor.com/view/lock-and-load-lock-load-arnold-schwarzenegger-guns-gif-18745204

[lean otter]

do you think they have a chance of 1 bil or atleast 900m+?

[wicked breach]

I hope so

[kind robin]

I think at most Oppenheimer will cross 800 million dollars but 900 million dollars isn't impossible as Oppenheimer will be in theatres much longer than barbie which is coming on digital in September 5

[lean otter]

im glad oppenheimer has no vod yet, pushes people for a theatre watch

[kind robin]

Same and it is occupying a lot of imax theatres too

[wicked breach]

It might be the first WW2 biopic to reach 1b worldwide

[kind robin]

I don't think it will reach a billion.. I mean 300 million dollars is a lot of money and I believe a lot of people have already watched it.. also there's no major movie market left too.

I would love if Oppenheimer crossed a billion but I don't see it.

[glad crypt]

Nolan movies have always released on home media like at least 4 months after the initial release in theaters. Shame that isn't the norm. I remember seeing Inception in theaters 3 months after it was released.

[kind robin]

Things have changed with streaming a lot and for me personally I think a 45 day window works, if people are really interested in watching a movie in theatres they will do so within that time.. otherwise it goes into VOD first and then streaming.

[wicked breach]

It’ll make more money when it comes to VOD too so that might make it help reach a billion

[kind robin]

Ya but those VOD sales don't count on official box office

Super mario bros made tens of millions of dollars from VOD but it isn't counted in its official box office

[deep glen]

HELL YEAH!!!

It even surpassed Across the Spider Verse.

[hearty pilot]

They rerelease it after either Murphy, Nolan or Downey. Jr gets the Oscar, it does a billion easily

[kind robin]

Well, not impossible but depends on how many gross it gets now.. if it is close to 900 million dollars then maybe but I see it only doing upto 800

[wicked breach]

I think it will hit a billion

I have faith

[sage vault]

Very unlikely

[wicked breach]

How much did Bohemian Rhapsody made

[eager quiver]

910 mln WW

[deep glen]

Oppenheimer even surpassed Fast X

[wicked breach]

That was a given

[jovial gale]

Not that surprising since most of Fast X money was made outside the domestic box office.

[warm prairie]

theater near me just opened up another 70mm screening, snagged a ticket
very very happy rn

[wicked breach]

Jealous

[warm prairie]

gonna go slathered in sunblock like benny safdie

[deep glen]

I'm not sure if it's only me but I love the B&W Cinematography more than the Color ones.

[sly stump]

kinda goofy

[sly stump]

DOPE

[deep glen]

"Movie about the man who created the Atomic Bomb"

Mfs be like: it's too boring reeeeeee

[sly stump]

People wanted car chases in a historical drama

[ember forum]

I think one of the best parts of Oppenheimer was how Göransson completely remixed the notion of air raid sirens into those triumphant horns and as Oppenheimer succumbs to the gravity of what he’s set in motion the horns return to the deeply ominous territory that air raid sirens occupy

[wicked ginkgo]

Yes Very true

[rough crow]

ppl who think this is boring have no attention span.. it was super fast paced with quick fire well written dialogue.

Not to mention the amazing visuals and soundtrack

[dapper nacelle]

Logan Paul's media literacy in the nutshell

[lusty cedar]

They probably skipped a lot of shenanigans of making a nuclear bomb lol

[hearty pilot]

A car chase sequence between Oppenheimer and Strauss would be awesome

[warm prairie]

Putting Oppy in a time machine not so he could see the future ramifications of his life's work but so I can make him listen to Mitski

i think he would get it

[lean otter]

for sure

[main turret]

Oppy

[rough crow]

Opium

[kind robin]

https://twitter.com/DiscussingFilm/status/1694825979821138129?t=qjAK75dUzPqOJLzBp4l9Gw&s=19

DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm)

Florence Pugh says Christopher Nolan apologized that her role in ‘OPPENHEIMER’ was small.

“I was like, "Doesn’t matter. Even if I’m a coffee maker at a cafe in the back of the room, let’s do it.”

(Source: https://t.co/PsQWQYPFlO)

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Twitter · Aug 24, 2023, 9:36 PM

[warm prairie]

she wanted that resume

[kind robin]

Ya, and just wanted to work with Nolan

[main turret]

This could never be Babylon

[warm prairie]

BABYLON MENTION

https://tenor.com/view/going-for-a-drink-jack-conrad-brad-pitt-babylon-martini-gif-26707193

[rough crow]

https://tenor.com/view/whats-that-jack-conrad-brad-pitt-babylon-shades-off-gif-27170885

[hearty pilot]

https://tenor.com/view/really-jack-conrad-brad-pitt-babylon-seriously-gif-26784568

[warm prairie]

The Babylon hive is beginning to infect other parts of the server

https://tenor.com/view/phineas-and-ferb-characters-gif-24368565

[ancient wraith]

The way Nolan showed Oppenheimer at first celebrating his achievement but then as the film goes on becoming more and more scared of it was magnificent

[wicked breach]

This was fucking fantastic

[rough crow]

https://twitter.com/DiscussingFilm/status/1695444208310469023?s=20

DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm)

‘OPPENHEIMER’ has passed ‘INCEPTION’ domestically.

It is now Christopher Nolan’s biggest non-Batman movie.

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Twitter · Aug 26, 2023, 2:32 PM

[deep glen]

I remember seeing a comment from someone on Instagram saying that it's propaganda, she clearly didn't pay attention to shit when watching the film.

[rough crow]

propaganda? lmao

[dapper nacelle]

Propaganda is when a movie shows a country flag even for one scene

[main turret]

Inception is a better film though

[rough crow]

long time without watching Inception.. and i watched Oppenheimer twice in the cinema recently so i probably should rewatch Inception before deciding which one i like more...

[kind robin]

Crazy that Oppenheimer passed Inception domestically