Nanda

The number of copy pasted ratings is astonishing. If you can’t make a really good movie, at least stop making a fool out of people.

10/10 !!! What a movie 😍 The fighter jet chased by a missile is an epic shot. Loved the music, loved everything.

Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" takes audiences on an intellectually stimulating and visually captivating journey through one of history's most pivotal moments - the development of the atomic bomb during World War II. As expected from the visionary director, the film is a masterclass in storytelling and showcases Nolan's trademark non-linear narrative. Set against the backdrop of wartime secrecy and the race to harness the power of the atom, the film revolves around the brilliant physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, portrayed brilliantly by Cillian Murphy. Oppenheimer's internal struggles with his conscience, as he grapples with the potential consequences of his work, are skilfully portrayed, drawing viewers into the moral dilemmas faced by the scientists involved in this epoch-making project. The cinematography in "Oppenheimer" is nothing short of breathtaking. IMAX 70mm and periodical B&W ! The attention to detail, especially in the historical settings, is commendable, transporting the audience back to the 1940s with impeccable accuracy. One of the film's highlights is its exceptional score. The hauntingly beautiful music adds depth and emotion to each scene, elevating the film's impact on an emotional level. However, "Oppenheimer" is not without its challenges. The film's non-linear narrative, a signature of Nolan's style, might prove confusing for some viewers, requiring keen attention to piece together the chronological events. Additionally, the heavy scientific jargon might be overwhelming for those less familiar with the subject matter. "Oppenheimer" is a bold and ambitious creation that delves into the complexity of human nature and the moral quandaries faced during wartime scientific advancements. Nolan once again proves his prowess as a filmmaker, leaving audiences with much to contemplate long after the credits roll.

One of the way to waste your precious time.