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Suns are my Kryptonite!
Just read that Oppenheimer is based on the book, "American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer," by Kai Bird and Martin Sherwin
The British did a pretty highly regarded television series on the Manhattan Project and Oppenheimer back in the day - I think it was on Masterpiece Theater here, I think. It starred Sam Waterston as Oppenheimer.Putting it on my watch list.
The first comment on Twitter is hilarious...and spot on. Poor excuse for lousy dialogue sound, bub.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
The first comment on Twitter is hilarious...and spot on. Poor excuse for lousy dialogue sound, bub.
So weird to see a Director not have dialog be a priority. Might as well make a silent film.
Nudity and subject matter.Just curious..... why the R rating?
Boy howdy, nudity!Nudity and subject matter.
Isn't Fat Man and Little Boy involved in this? Don't tell me that has something to do with the nudity?Boy howdy, nudity!
That damned Barbie!xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
watched it again with my folks over the break... the third hour is pretty good on third watch and didn't have same quibbles as first two viewings. But those first two hours are still just spellbinding, even at home.Saw this again yesterday as the opener of a Barbenheimer doubleheader.
Ended up LOVING the first 2 hours, totally engrossed from minute 1 this time. But man… that 3rd act is a drag. The reveals just revealed nothing to me I didn’t already know. I didn’t catch anything the second time that made that last third more interesting. It just dragged.
But those first 2 hours are spellbinding.
There's a couple big bass moments in it. Right hand side of this is the heat map for what's on disc.Damn, very powerful and seemed faster than the run time. No dialogue or sound issues. Sub was working a lot! Looks fantastic too.