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Oppenheimer English Movie

Feature Film | 2023 | Biopic, Thriller | 3h 3min
Critics:
4.4
Critics
Total Reviews: 8
 
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Review by: Carry Darling - Houston Chronicle
That rare summer movie with ideas as big as its ambition and budget...But "Oppenheimer" isn't a movie that is dependent on special effects for its power. In a film aimed squarely at adults, Nolan keeps the focus as much on the man as the magic.
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Review by: Richard Roeper - The Chicago Sun-Times
“Oppenheimer” is a great war movie without a single scene of war. It is neither a hagiography nor an indictment of Oppenheimer, as it celebrates his genius and his achievements, while never shying away from his vulnerabilities and failings.
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Review by: David Fear - Rollingstone
Nolan has made what can sometimes feel like a maddeningly elusive attempt to make a grand statement about then and now, only to continually drown himself out in the technical equivalent of the Zimmer Honk. He’s also given us one of the only movies of the summer that you really have to see.
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Review by: Peter Bradshaw - The Guardian
This is the big bang, and no one could have made it bigger or more overwhelming than Nolan. He does this without simply turning it into an action stunt.
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Review by: Anthony Lane - The New Yorker
The grandeur is tremendous, and yet, this being Nolan, it needs to be surrounded with the little things. Nolan, who wrote the screenplay, has a fine taste for the delicious detail.
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Review by: Gayle Sequeira - Film Companion
Oppenheimer is one of Christopher Nolan’s most staggering achievements – a thudding, thrilling, tremendously intimate story about a scientist who sometimes can’t see his own greatness, often can’t see past it, and tragically, can’t persuade people to believe him when he does.
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Review by: Richard Whittaker - Austin Chronicle
Oppenheimer is like atomic physics: Each tiny spark interlocks to create a massive, breathtaking, terrifying, conflagration.
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Review by: Michael Phillips - The Chicago Tribune
This is a film about terrible risks and a planet likely destined to destroy itself someday. And we see it and feel it.
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