I never realized there was a "true" IMAX theater in my city. Now I'm even more excited to watch this movie. Sucks that I'll have to wait until Monday though since IMAX tickets are sold out for the entire weekend, just have to avoid spoilers now.
I never realized there was a "true" IMAX theater in my city. Now I'm even more excited to watch this movie. Sucks that I'll have to wait until Monday though since IMAX tickets are sold out for the entire weekend, just have to avoid spoilers now.
Thought it was a solid movie. Riveting to watch but also very dense and hard to follow at times with the constant jumping around, and the multiple characters with different allegiances that come in and out of the story and are hard to keep track of. And Oppenheimer himself remains an enigma throughout (which may have been the intention, but also makes it hard to connect with him in any way).
Ultimately when it comes to this kind of WWII biopic, I thought something like Imitation Game was far more powerful and effective. And got you to actually care about every character in it.
Although granted, it's a bit harder to root for what the scientists in Oppenheimer were doing...
Saw it last night in IMAX laser, enjoyed it quite a bit. Can be difficult to follow at first but it starts to fit together more cohesively in the third act, where it changes gears a bit. You get the distinct sense that Oppenheimer himself is never not tortured personally in some manner, which is compounded by some fantastic sequences that crank up stress, tension, guilt and emotional devastation expertly. RDJ is absolutely excellent in it. Only real issue I had with it is
the CG shots implicating a world nuclear war felt a bit hokey and on-the-nose - by contrast the visuals during his "victory" speech to the Los Alamos residents were far more impactful. The Trinity test itself fell a bit flat from a visual standpoint too.
Saw it last night in IMAX laser, enjoyed it quite a bit. Can be difficult to follow at first but it starts to fit together more cohesively in the third act, where it changes gears a bit. You get the distinct sense that Oppenheimer himself is never not tortured personally in some manner, which is compounded by some fantastic sequences that crank up stress, tension, guilt and emotional devastation expertly. RDJ is absolutely excellent in it. Only real issue I had with it is
the CG shots implicating a world nuclear war felt a bit hokey and on-the-nose - by contrast the visuals during his "victory" speech to the Los Alamos residents were far more impactful. The Trinity test itself fell a bit flat from a visual standpoint too.
I think we all know that this movie is just a Godzilla prequel. Or maybe Nolan used his bomb to make this movie only for it to make Godzilla? So Nolan is really a villain
Too long. Cut RDJ and all the committee hearing stuff out.
It felt like they couldn't decide what kind of movie they wanted it to be.
Great acting by all. Some great dialogue.
Music was overwhelming, but great.
. Now I'm even more excited to watch this movie. Sucks that I'll have to wait until Monday though since IMAX tickets are sold out for the entire weekend, just have to avoid spoilers now.
