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Written and directed by Christopher Nolan, Oppenheimer is an IMAX®-shot epic thriller that thrusts audiences into the pulse-pounding paradox of the enigmatic man who must risk destroying the world in order to save it.
The film stars Cillian Murphy as J. Robert Oppenheimer and Emily Blunt as his wife, biologist and botanist Katherine “Kitty” Oppenheimer. Oscar® winner Matt Damon portrays General Leslie Groves Jr., director of the Manhattan Project, and Robert Downey, Jr. plays Lewis Strauss, a founding commissioner of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.
Academy Award® nominee Florence Pugh plays psychiatrist Jean Tatlock, Benny Safdie plays theoretical physicist Edward Teller, Michael Angarano plays Robert Serber and Josh Hartnett plays pioneering American nuclear scientist Ernest Lawrence.
Oppenheimer also stars Oscar® winner Rami Malek and reunites Nolan with eight-time Oscar® nominated actor, writer and filmmaker Kenneth Branagh.
The cast includes Dane DeHaan (Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets), Dylan Arnold (Halloween franchise), David Krumholtz (The Ballad of Buster Scruggs), Alden Ehrenreich (Solo: A Star Wars Story) and Matthew Modine (The Dark Knight Rises).
The film is based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning book American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer by Kai Bird and the late Martin J. Sherwin. The film is produced by Emma Thomas, Atlas Entertainment’s Charles Roven and Christopher Nolan.
Oppenheimer is filmed in a combination of IMAX® 65mm and 65mm large-format film photography including, for the first time ever, sections in IMAX® black and white analogue photography.
Nolan’s films, including Tenet, Dunkirk, Interstellar, Inception and The Dark Knight trilogy, have earned more than $5 billion at the global box office and have been awarded 11 Oscars and 36 nominations, including two Best Picture nominations.
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Cillian Murphy is a cinematic genius. They could just show his face for 3 hours and he will depict an entire saga of humanity with his expressions.
It's a beautiful face
@@tombaker8219 so beautiful
Oh, that feeling that comes to you when you discover that what you are waiting for between you and yourself while you are working, awake, or silent... has appeared in public.. I am very eager to see another great work by the wonderful Nolan and the wonderful Cillian Murphy
He’s never been the lead actor in a major blockbuster so your statement is a bit over the top
STOP GIVING OVER HYPE!
Not a Marvel, Superhero, Avatar sequel movie and the fact that this already has 30.8 mill views in less than a week. WOW, Christopher Nolan really is the brand itself
He made inception , batman trilogy , interstellar, etc , everyone knows who Christopher Nollan is basically
Hope they turn up to see it in cinemas even if Tom Cruise has a film that week
@@mattmysterious866 His Batman trilogy wasn't great but I will watch this movie over anything Marvel has coming out next year!
@@vb8428 who cares about volume of audience. The right ones will show up. 😎
Thank JRE
Best Picture
Best Director
Best Actor
Best Supporting Actor
Best Original Score
Best Cinematography
Best Editing
Congratulations to the Oppenheimer team for your historic Oscar win especially Christopher Nolan who FINALLY got his win 🙌
Thoroughly deserved too
*July 21st 2023*
Finished watching the movie an hour ago. No words can express the anxiety I felt when the detonation scene played. The sheer silence and then the loud ass kaboom🥲 WOW!
Overall the movie was an emotional rollercoaster. Nobody could've made this movie more better than Chris Nolan.
I'm leaving this comment here just so my future self can come back and remember it all
It was so good! "You see beyond the world, that's your problem" is such a memorable line
"Ah yes, bomb the families of the already surrendered enemies, bomb innocent civilians, how dare they stand against our world dominion, bomb them into submission yes..."
And next thing you know, they abandoned their traditions, their national sport is baseball and their men are weak fem-boys who watch degenerate anime...
absolute 10/10 movie!!!
@@cloudstrife5374 yeah right, the only movie who ever could reach a 10/10 was "Hitler's youth"
that silence was a long waited relief from the overbearing loud noise that pervaded the rest of the film, otherwise brilliant
The pure emotion of terror in Murphys face is impeccable. What a great actor!!
He better win the Oscar for this. No one deserves it more than him and Nolan.
Took way too long for him to get his own big budget movie, but I ain't complaining now that we got it
@@Tonycillian5 Well we're still gonna have Scorsese, Villeneuve, Fincher (probably) and more, so better don't get your hopes up bout that yet
@@BryanCostner is Tarantino making a movie ?
@@colinminer8306 No, not for next year. Apparently he's planning to make a miniseries first before going to his final movie
“They won’t fear it until they understand it…and they won’t understand it until they’ve used it” this dialogue is killing me 🖤🖤
and yet here we are on the verge of nuclear armageddon.....i.e. those words are a fat pile of you know what....but they are indeed poetic
@@breno2024 and that is the irony of this movie.
you know what, scratch that...they aren't poetic....they're just stupid words. it is a plainly stupid thing to build and deploy a weapon of self-destruction to learn about such a weapon.
the same stupidity is on full display in the race for A.I.
bruh
M O N O L O G U E
This movie was exquisite. It really makes you feel yourself instead of Oppenheimer and feel his pain. 10/10
, "Oppenheimer", it's clear that it's another glorification of the architects of destruction. It's a tale spun by the industrial ruling class, a narrative that paints the creators of the most devastating weapon in human history as heroes. But let's not forget, these are the same minds that have brought us to the brink of self-destruction, the same minds that have poisoned the Navajo Nation with their unending radioactive spill.
The industrial ruling class and their nuclear energy tell us a story of progress and power, but what they don't tell us is the cost.
You look on any of those trailers and you see everybody's just as lost as the people who have created this system. They just speak of the movie itself but not that it has a stark impact on our lives as human beings". But they had become so assimilated they no longer can tell the difference
Fuck Oppenheimer
8/10 for me; if only the volume of the background sounds was not so loud
5/10 no mentions in the movie of the actual scientific underpinnings and struggles during the project, too much screen time dedicated to Strauss, transition in oppenheimer personality when becoming the project lead not depicted, his tremendous intellect and quickness as well, trinity test scene feels unclimatic...
They focused too much on the political assiette instead of the tremendous step in science and humanity
IT REALLY WAS! THE BEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR/DECADE, ONE OF MY MOST RELATABLE MOVIES EVER 😢
His pain? The movie never sympathizes Oppenheimer. That’s the whole point, he keeps coming ip with excuses to build the bomb knowing what it could do, all because of his ego, then, the realization actually hits him.
Congratulations, Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer (2023) has 7 Oscar Winners including best picture, best director & best actor this year 👏👏👏
I think it’s very nice of Christopher Nolan to create a movie that will finally give Cillian the Oscar he’s always deserved…
what's in the globe? New Nike's?
@Angela it’s a good place to pledge allegiance to Baphomet
Only if it checks enough diversity boxes to be Oscar-eligible 🤣🤣🤣
Oscar now has introducing 'diversity quota' for a film to be nominated. Oppenheimer is directed by a straight white guy and there isn't a single black person in the main cast. So good luck going to Oscar
@@theoph1932 to make themselves look diverse they started giving oscars to mod loser actors ...so sad
Give the cast and crew a big round of an applause for sacrificing themselves from a large nuclear bomb explosion during filming make the movie felt more real and authentic
What
lol
True dedication to the craft.
@@PrisonMike117 Nolan used practical effects for the nuclear explosion in the movie. (Not an actual nuke, but he worked with his effects coordinator to emulate something that looked authentic.)
@@ScottSullivanTV woooosh
Anyone who is going to see this movie, this is one of the if not the best cinematic experience for some people. It's a clear 10/10. The music, the tension, the PTSD, the visuals, the goosebumps, and don't forget to pay attention.
Thank you!
Dude there were some parts that were literally horrifying. Like I’ve never been scared in a theater but this comes close
Good to know can't wait
And for some people it will be completely opposite. I'm fascinated by WW2 and everything to do with it, I read books about it, watch documentaries, travel around WW2 sites, never miss a single movie.. 2 hours into Oppenheimer I was checking what time is it, and as soon as movie finished most people stood up and left immediately. I would say it is little bit overhyped for what it is, for the most part literally nothing happens, dialogs leads to nothing, I could feel a tension only during countdown. Don't get me wrong, it is not bad movie but not 10/10. IMDb gave it 8.8/10 which is about right. It is 3 hours long, but not "Godfather" 3 hours type long.
I will probably upset some people here, but I'm quite certain there are people that feels like me here too
@@rurintojasyea idk, I've seen it twice and already want to see it a third time. Still have yet to check my watch.
I'll never forget the time I visited with a WW2 veteran, who was one of the test subject soldiers exposed to an atomic blast. With "eyes wide shut" and hand in front of his face, he could see the bones in his hands, through his closed lids, through the goggles he wore. Absolutely awe inspiring, but absolutely frightening. I would have crapped myself.
Thank you for sharing that. I hope that man is well.
That's insane. I had no idea that could even happen.
Being that close, I wouldn't have thought he lived. That's crazy
@@therisingremnant7728 he was miles away
That's absolutely chilling
I love the fact he can make a film about Oppenheimer and he’s guaranteed a massive audience just because he’s Christopher Nolan . Legendary director
Not a necessary criterion, it is because of his skill, not his name, per se. One day, he might be replaced, and then that person will be replaced, the cycle is perpetual and has no end until the very end.
@@Seeker7257 Not a necessary criterion, it is because of his skill- Exactly. That's why I love Nolan. I have never watched one of his films and felt as if he's phoning it in or treating the audience as if they are stupid. As is the the case with so many other directors out there.
@@vittoriacolona Thank you for your comment, I appreciate the fact that you weigh his skill not only his name, the likes of what a person devoid of reason would do.
Weeks before the first bomb was dropped, on July 13, 1945, Japan had sent a telegram to the Soviet Union expressing its desire to surrender and end the war. The United States had broken Japan’s codes and read the telegram. Truman referred in his diary to “the telegram from Jap Emperor asking for peace.” President Truman had been informed through Swiss and Portuguese channels of Japanese peace overtures as early as three months before Hiroshima. Japan objected only to surrendering unconditionally and giving up its emperor, but the United States insisted on those terms until after the bombs fell, at which point it allowed Japan to keep its emperor. So, the desire to drop the bombs may have lengthened the war. The bombs did not shorten the war.
That name was established because of his skill to begin with. So it doesn't matter if someone says it's because of his name since it also implies the skill , feats and experiences he has shared with us that made his name for what it is.
Man, cillian murphy came a long way in his career, absolutely deserved. He's an amazing actor and I loved him since 28 Days Later.
I was trying to remember where I saw him! I love him in 28 Days Later.
Hahaha yoo thats him in 28 days later?? I dont even know about it 😂. Imma watch it again
I think one of my favorite roles of his has to be from "Sunshine"..... such a good flick that I don't see talked about often
was just thinking this myself - he's come a long, long way.
up the irish
I haven't been to the cinema for 3 years and this movie was absolutely worth going back. Will probably rewatch it with some friends who haven't seen it yet aswell. Absolute masterpiece.
You didn't watch even Top Gun Maverick in cinemas? Wow! You missed out!
@@nikitamohan3390 Not everyone's life revolves around movies.
@@N0THlNGNESS Did I say or imply that? Was asking a genuine question! Don't know why you have to be so petty and intolerant about such minuscule, trivial things! And FYI, TGM had a 6 month run in theaters and was 1 of the biggest movies in the post Covid era that ACTUALLY did bring many older audiences BACK INTO THEATERS. I thought all this is basic common sense stuff and public knowledge, not my fault if you can't even understand that and are so offended over God only knows what!
@@nikitamohan3390 Chill man..... Sheesh.
@@N0THlNGNESS What makes you think I am not? Lol just because I stood up for myself against some uncalled for sass and intimidation! Funny how that works! And I did so respectfully, but if you can't even handle that maybe you should think twice before criticizing or tearing someone down. The comment you responded to was from a month ago and it was just something I thought about AT THAT PARTICULAR MOMENT...cuz I was surprised so I genuinely asked if they skipped even TGM that was all! Meant nothing more! Not everything is as twisted, perverse and sinister as you make it out to seem. Have a good day! Bye.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Oppenheimer has won 7 academy awards (Including Best Picture):
Best Editing
Best Original Score
Best Cinematography
Best Supporting Actor
Best Leading Actor
Best Director
Best Picture
Good to see the Shelby Company leveling up. They went from racing horse to producing nuclear bombs. Props to them.
By order of the Peaky Blinders
Shelby Company Limited
the shelby company ltd is a modern company who. believes in equal rights or men and woman and dropping nukes
“Now I am, mate, become the fookin death, the destroyer of fookin worlds mate”
@@andrewkimble1592 This Air Force is now under new management.
Cillian is one of the greats of this generation. He looks utterly transformed, physically but also the mannerisms are so on-point. Even just the eyes...This is gonna be spectacular.
That's what I wanted to say, his eyes ??? Even the jaw what the actual fck ??? He's so great
@@heybuddy964 Quit spamming
did you know oppenheimer in real life or? stfu
It looks kinda boring to be honest. I Don't care to see a biopic of the person who created this bomb. This movie compared to Inversion, space travel, Dream worlds looks so boring
💖💖💖
"Is anyone ever going to tell the truth about what's happening here?" - The way Cillian has said it and if you have seen the movie, the context in which he has said this line really hits you hard. What a masterpiece Oppenheimer is. And how incredible Cillian is❤❤❤
BARILOCHE USHUAIA
A R G E N T I N A
Oppeimer
"We imagine a future... and our imaginings horrify us." What a movie. INCREDIBLE. 🎥🖤
Oppeimer
The fact that at one point in the film Murphy will say "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds" already gives me chills
Words of the Lord Shri Krishna from the Bhagavad Gita.
I loved it when he said "Now I am become Oppenheimer, the opener of heimers" it really gave me chills
@@_Lumiere_ bruh
Looks like he needs to work on his grammar.
funny and original
If Cillian doesn't win anything for what he is about to show us, just like he didn't win anything for Peaky Blinders, I will steal that stuff and bring it to him.
to define Robert Oppenheimer, but its meaning is more complex than many realise

A photograph on display at The Bradbury Science Museum shows the first thermonuclear test on October 31, 1952BRADBURY SCIENCE MUSEUM / GETTY IMAGES
As he witnessed the first detonation of a nuclear weapon on July 16, 1945, a piece of Hindu scripture ran through the mind of Robert Oppenheimer: “Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds”. It is, perhaps, the most well-known line from the Bhagavad-Gita, but also the most misunderstood.
Oppenheimer died at the age of sixty-two in Princeton, New Jersey on February 18, 1967. As wartime head of the Los Alamos Laboratory, the birthplace of the Manhattan Project, he is rightly seen as the “father” of the atomic bomb. “We knew the world would not be the same,” he later recalled. “A few people laughed, a few people cried, most people were silent.” Oppenheimer, watching the fireball of the Trinity nuclear test, turned to Hinduism. While he never became a Hindu in the devotional sense, Oppenheimer found it a useful philosophy to structure his life around. "He was obviously very attracted to this philosophy,” says Rev Dr Stephen Thompson, who holds a PhD in Sanskrit grammar and is currently reading a DPhil at Oxford University on other aspects of the language and Hindu faith. Oppenheimer’s interest in Hinduism was about more than a soundbite, it was a way of making sense of his actions.
He won a couple awards for Peaky, it’s a show, not a movie, so he can’t get Oscar’s. He’s gotta couple emmy’s tho.
Edit: unfortunately he has no Emmy’s, but the show has won a BAFTA award for best drama series. BAFTA is like the British Emmy’s.
Then we better call Saul.
Watch the movie first, fanboy.
@@renaissanceman5296 but that kind of realistic comment doesn’t go far in terms of getting CZcams likes.
7 Oscars, quys.
Nolan made the Perfect Drama
If Murphy doesnt get an Oscar for this then the Oscars will simply never be respected ever again. This is cinematic genius. This is the benchmark for brilliance
Now , he got that oscar.❣️
"They wont fear it, until they understand it. And they wont understand it, until they use it" what a fantastic quote.
Edit: this BLEW UP. Never had this many likes before. Thanks guys, and just over ONE MONTH LEFT!!
Opening day edit: LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOO
honestly what a great trailer quote to use, its so simple but really hits you hard, because that's his entire motivation right there, and how it becomes so twisted, in trying to prevent nuclear war he creates it. that and sharing the secrets with the Soviets
@@GuineaPigEveryday I read somewhere that a lot of physicists working on the project suffered a moment of depression after it was used. It was described that they were so caught up in the project that they didn't realize the impact it would have until after it was used.
I can't wait to see this, provided Putin doesn't play spoiler and try his own variant of the film called, "Glassing Kiev".
@@dixonhill1108 The problem is that he knows the next installment would shortly follow called "Glassing Moscow and the rest of Russia"
@@benmac2112 and the third installment would be glassing all life off the face of the earth
"I thought we were building a rice cooker"
"You are technically right"
It did cook rice 2x. Too overcooked tho it left shadows
Lmao
@8866 Panda yo that’s fucked
Such is the price,
Of truly great rice
Christopher Nolan Infinity Stones :
Space - Interstellar
Mind - Memento
Reality - Inception
Power - Batman
Time - Tenet
Soul - Prestige
Oppenheimer is the Gauntlet
Wow you're genius😍
Who's here after Cilian Murphy won The Oscar
Once i hear Cillian deliver the "I am become Death" speech, i will be complete as a human being. What a brilliant actor
i think this movie will skip bhagwad gita class
They can’t not include his single most famous recorded speech.
@@oneill765 i meant bhagwad gita class . he leant whole sankrit to read gita so they will skip that part i think. i hope they don't
@@oneill765 It was Krishna the avatara of Vishnu
@@oneill765 i am saying robert j learned whole sanskirt to read gita and it was said by vishnu or u can say krishna to arjuna
Cillian Murphy captured J. Robert Oppenheimer's thousands mile stare so perfectly. You can see it in his eyes, the "I've done the worst thing anyone can imagine, and I regret it!"-look.
This could turn out to be a must see for me, the entire premise is so chilling to the core. And especially when we know what those tests resulted in and how much it seemed to haunt Oppenheimer to his death.
He never regretted it though. He knew precisely what he was doing; signing the death warrant for the majority of humanity
You are not joking! Perfectly captured that haunted glare that Oppenheimer had especially in his later years. This is going to be a movie to watch on IMAX for sure
@@DayInDaLife I remember him never regretting using it against Japan, but I thought he still didn't like that humans had the ability to cause such destruction or smthn along the lines of that no?
@@DayInDaLife Sure bud.
by order of the peaky blinders
7 Oscars
What a movie. ...
Cillian deserves the Oscar 0:46
It never fails to amaze me how Christopher Nolan, even without attending film school, manages to create such unique, outstanding, pieces of art and become one of the best directors of all time
Film school sucked all joy I had in filmmaking out of me in 3 years (and it was a 4-year degree), so I can see that making sense.
@@zammmerjammer I don't know, I feel like it's very hard to become a director and have success without the connections film school gives you
It's because film school can only teach you technical and theoretical aspects of filmmaking but what makes a great movie is the way a person incubates a story other thing like VFX stunt etc just serves the purpose of storytelling in bringing director's vision to life
@@uesuree-san that s for the happy few, please don t make it a standard
He learn from the best when he went to the cinema!
“They won’t fear it until they understand it…and they won’t understand it until they’ve used it” i’m ready for everything about this movie the dialogue, to the film scores to the cinematography.
Those are Powerful words
Nolan wrote and directed as far as I know. I’m excited to see how good the dialogue is that’s a promising start
Well people fear things they don't understand in the first place .....
Is this based off any dialogue in the Oppenheimer book or from any other sources?
Yes, that line struck me too. Because usually people fear that which they DON’T understand. Their misconception leads to fear. But with WMD’s, it’s the opposite. People must understand the scope of hell these things release unto the world, so that their use is never discussed flippantly
Brilliant movie, not for people with short attention spans
@@pxm7 well, Avatar is better suited for an audience younger than Oppenheimer's. And opposed to Oppenheimer, it does have action
THE GREATEST MOVIE OF THE DECADE HAS WON BEST PICTURE 🎉
Overstatement
@@LucaGiovanni490 Shush EA man
Agreed. Loved this movie. I will never forget seeing this film opening night. Truly loved it and was screaming of joy several months later when it won Best Picture
“Now I am become death, destroyer of worlds”.
-Oppenheimer
He was actually quoting the Vedic Texts.
Said by sree krishna
@@soorajunni436 Said by vishnu. Don't act like you know a lot, kid
@@sluggishhollow2030 No need to degrade him lol.
@@Shog09 There is a need. These are the m0r0ns that speak crap about minority religions while being ignorant about their own paganistic faith
Cillian has usually always been more of a side character to some of Nolan’s movies and now he’s finally the main character and it’s very well deserved for a actor like him. He’s going to kill it without a doubt
By order of the Peaky Blinders.
usually always?
@@jorgemata2440 That's a definite maybe
good choice of words, considering were talking about nuclear bombs
@@sk84phun Nolan definitely seems to have favoured actors. And yeh this film looks like it could be class. But that’s also expected from Nolan!
The last line of the play, which I remember from years ago as it was so impactful - “I feel like I’ve left a loaded gun in a playground” 🤯 And then comes the final line “I am become death, the destroyer of worlds” black out, end of play. Wow, I remember that experience so well, it was an incredible play!
It will be interesting to see it translated to the big screen
This movie is based on the biography American Prometheus, not the play that came out in the 80s
I watched it at movie theatre, this movie deserve each penny. Cinematic and camera effects are superb
"I thought we were building a rice cooker"
Incredible. Such powerful words!
"Well... You're technically right."
@@getajobmate1281 *OOP OOP OOP OOP*
*OPPENHEIMER STYLE!*
As a American with Filipino and Vietnamese heritage, respectively, deserved.
@@Butter_Warrior99 As a conflicted alien, noted.
As a rice cooked, masterfully executed.
i hope Mr. Nolan can finally win his most deserving oscar by this film,already a masterpiece.
f an oscar man, we all know hes great and thatss all that matters, he gets his roses a thousand times over
Oscars wins are all about politics and pandering.Both of which Nolan won't do so no bright chance of him winning.
Oscar would be lucky to have him. Nolan don't need any oscar.
Dude I think we gonna take Nolan’s choice to cast Matt Damon and the rest of the cast over some dude saying he shouldn’t be on movies anymore 🤣 @@100millioneuros
oscars don't mean shit anymore
Everyone should see this film! Especially for the moment when Robert said "It's nuking time", and nuked all over the polygon
Congrats to RDJ, Jennifer Lame, Hoyte Van Hoytema, Ludwig Göransson, Cillian Murphy, and of course Christopher Nolan for their contributions to this masterpiece last night in the Oscars.
Couple of things:
1. Murphy's eyes are almost like a character in themselves. They express so much, and Nolan made sure to emphasize them to convey magnitude.
2. I'm curious to see if the close ups of the atomic reaction will also act as a developing character as well, showing more and more of the reaction coming to fruition as the story develops, similar to the blood stain in Insomnia.
Yeah that seems to be the case. Amazing metaphor.
As the old saying goes acting is about reacting.
@@jamesamick7944 nice one
I'd like to see Nolan work more with Tom Hardy. He will do that too. Watch the movie The Drop. I was finding the movie a little dull, until the closeup on his eyes.
@@milesparris4045 Tom and Cillian have been two of Nolan's most consistent actors, whether the're in a small or big role. I'm glad Cillian is finally at the forefront of a Nolan movie
Artists like Murphy and Nolan are beyond any award. Their Craft is a glory for audience. Loved it.
Exactly
Totally agreed 🙏
Yes, Nolan is a genius
The guy made Tenet. If Bay had made it, you'd have rightfully called it shit.
Even the best directors drop the odd stinker, especially groundbreaking ones. Scorsese has couple of turds in his locker.
The best cinematic experience I’ve ever had! I didn’t saw it in IMAX but wow my heart was beating fast and very loud 😅 Nolan, Cillian Murphy and RDJ really deserve an Oscar
I am grateful to have witnessed this in the Cinema in IMAX. Mindblowing art.
Interstellar and this were MUSTS to see in theaters. Both left me speechless.
My god...Cillian's voice is stunning. It sounds frighteningly like Oppenheimer's. How does he do that? He bends his voice so well to any role. He's so underappreciated as an actor and I hope he shines bright in this movie.
Edit: And the Oscar goes to...
Maybe he modified his voice for this movie
It doesn't sound AT ALL like Oppenheimer, whose voice was high and reedy and not at all voluptuous. You can hear "Oppie" if you watch "The Day After Trinity," or google him. I'm sure Oppie's self-pitying real voice can be heard somewhere on You Tube.
My goodness
@@jahidhosssin54456 He's an Irish actor with a lot of experience in not using his own accent, as pretty much every Irish actor has.
His voice, right??! :o
The man who is responsible for what is arguably the most impactful creation in the history of humanity……. And who’s face is filled with nothing but fear and regret for having made it. This looks incredible.
he did good making people believe he really did not intend to do it, lesser known facts by his accomplices was he pursued it with all his might and time, he was so proud of his creation to add weight to his creation he pretended to be fearful of it so the world could know how destructive it was
@@dhruvakumar7187 This is a oversimplification. He was proud when things went right as any scientist or creator would be, but he also was genuinely deeply remorseful and conflicted at what it was capable of. He famously went directly to then President Truman and said he felt he had blood on his hands for the bombings of Japan, and that all nuclear weapons should be banned.
And they've chose the right actor
He helped prevent WW3 because nukes made governments too afraid to fight it.
@@Dirtfire Oh really, what about the millions dead since the end of WW2? Plenty of wars since then, and there was no guarantee WW3 would have happened if there was no nukes. Neither the US or the Soviets had any intentions of starting a hostile conflict. The Soviets were sick of war too and just lost over 25 million people. While both the Soviets and the US were afraid the other side was going to attack them. Declassified documents from the CIA show that even the CIA didn't think the Soviets wanted to start a actual war with the west after WW2, they had no plans, no intention and no desire for a WW3.
The cold war was mostly fueled by extreme paranoia. There are plenty of times in history where no large wars happened for long periods of time. There are no good reasons to think that mutually assured destruction alone prevented WW3. The only thing mutually assured destruction insured was preventing a nuclear war, since neither side wanted to use nuclear weapons in fear of nuclear retaliation. If there was no nuclear weapons in the first place that wouldn't have been an issue either. For example, say nuclear weapons were never invented at all, it actually doesn't change much, because both the Soviets and Americans would still understand a totally conventional conflict would still be devastating and cost millions of lives, probably even worse than WW2. That already was deterrence enough.
This was a film deserving of Cillian’s first Oscar.
I watched the movie in the cinema 7 days ago, can’t get over it… it is so good that every time I either hear the soundtrack or see a scene I get goosebumps. Go check it out!
Saw it on Imax, best Nolan movie lands down, you don't even know it's 3 hours long because keep you in suspense
@@dominicanwtf6235interstellar? Inception?
RIP to everyone who died during the filming of this.
Lol
Underrated
Nolan : "remember, no CGI"
How?
@@siaabaser6216 You didn’t know? Nolan used a small nuke to make the effects much more precise. That’s why you can see the rope-trick effect
Cillian Murphy is an absolutely impeccable choice for this role - not often I get excited for new movies nowadays but this could be really incredible.
I’m exited too. I always thought when I saw that first teaser trailer the movie was going to be black and white but it with color is better to me.
Damn they're making us wait 7 months for this?!? 😭😭😭 lol
In terms of the movie I am excited but i do hope they also include how crazy Oppenheimer was in school. He tried to kill his roommate. Idk if this will be based on A Life In The Center or not but if it is there's a lot of crazy shit
@@spartyontop Nolan developed some new IMAX black and white cameras with Kodak and some other company to shoot some key scenes like maybe flashbacks in black and white for dramatic effects. He's a good storyteller, so I am sure he knows what he's doing and how to make it work
Agree totally. Mr. Murphy and Mr. Nolan.. great artists and wonderful collaborators.
FINGERS CROSSED, THIS WILL WIN BEST PICTURE TOMORROW 😊
I remember bumping into Murphy numerous times in Cork in the early 90s after his band had finished their gigs in a small club. He was tiny and almost pixie like as he ran down the stairs in a fur coat. I thought to myself “poor little fellow, he’ll never get far”. Who could have know he’d become a big film star! Funny old world!
He can out act 99% of Hollywood just with his face. After seeing that 1 scene in Inception (safe scene with his dad), thats when I knew this dude is truly a phenomenal actor.
This is the absolute ugly between whites who praise cinematography but remain completely insensitive do this god of annihilation. There’s no fine line between. Nolan knew that this was going to be a sick movie, and reestablishing such events for the benefit of his career and his fans ignores how a scientist created something that can eliminate a population in less than a second. Look at the whites praising and loving this - completely oblivious to what it really meant. I don’t understand Hollywood and how they can promote movies and the sensationalism of this - but this looks like more of an iconic figure rather than a man responsible for generations of disfigurement and death.
first time seeing him was in 28 Days Later, loved his movies since
Yup that was the one!
don't forget about Thomas fuc*in Shelby's face
With that scene cillian reached legendary acting status for me
Man, I'd almost forgotten what a talented actor Cilian Murphy actually is! Seeing him in a role other than Tommy Shelby is an amazing change of pace!
He's been mostly cast in supporting roles (even by Christopher Nolan!) but somebody finally makes him justice. Tommy Shelby was great to make him a box office asset and thus convincing the money people that he's worth a leading character role.
Agreed, but Tommy is much more interesting to watch I think.
Don't forget his performances in Inception and Aquiet Place-II
You should watch Cilian's Anthropoid as well it features Jamie Dornan as well. Beautiful movie.
@@DH-bw2rx agreed tommy is such a complex character and people like it so much
One of the few movies where both the trailer and the film itself are masterpieces!
Bring this man an Oscar 🏆
Murphy alone is a must see. One of the best actors of his generation. He can truly speak without a word.
Cringe.
@@chiefjudge8456 Using the word cringe has become cringe now lol.
#stay negative
@@chiefjudge8456 wdym? great actor
@@alkar19 what do you mean by wdym? Seriously...
I need Nolan to win an Oscar. He deserves it
I think that with this film he can win and expecially Cillian Murphy that only see the trailer i understand that Cillian have does a great performance.
Oscars are completely meaningless. They just use them to spread woke propaganda.
@ChrisTuckerexpress Unfortunately true. With the new criteria if there are too many white people in a movie and not enough pocs it wont be nominated.
@@ChrisTuckerexpress nobody takes oscar seriously anymore.
Every dabbler can win an Oscar these days (just look at the guy scoring this film). Oscars don't deserve Nolan.
Undoubtedly the best movie of 2023❤
I waited over a year for this movie and it hasn’t disappointed. I’ve seen it 17 times in IMAX and it doesn’t get old. This is the best movie of the 21st century so far and Cillian, RDJ, Emily blunt and Nolan all deserve Oscar’s.
17 is crazy
The fact that they worked on the tiny detail of the atomic plasma ball disintegrating the tower wire already tells me that this movie is going to be amazing. Christopher Nolan always delivers a very thorough film.
😂😂😂😂 czcams.com/video/vHd9_690JGg/video.html
Yeah I caught that to, its what sold me on wanting to see this.
Learned about that on a professor Simon Holland video
What do you mean? Can you elaborate please?
@@nedodo2380 1:40. The wire attached to the structure vaporizes before the explosion reaches it. It's a somewhat famous aspect of that detonation.
Cillian Murphy has killed it in so many smaller roles in Nolan's films- it's about time he headlines one. Even from the footage in this trailer alone he looks to be giving a great, soulful performance. His scene in Inception at his father's deathbed was so simple but powerful.
@Andnexttomemyoscar Bale is better choice
@@BinhNguyen-ek6wg No he's not. I love Bale as an actor, but hes very showy. Cillian Murphy is always understated and does a tremendous amount of acting with his eyes alone. If this was Bale, we'd be drawing attention to his weight loss or other physical transformation.
@@mycut1987 someone hasn’t watched American Psycho. He displays so many different emotions throughout that movie.
@@spencerc1423 Bale is great but Murphy is superior to him as an actor
@@kerzytibok3211 are you comparing them two right now lmfao
Finally Nolan got what he deserved!Who's here after oscars 2024?
Oppenheimer's historic drama won five awards, including best director for Christopher Nolan, became the most honored film at the 2024 Golden Globe Festival.✨❤️
I swear, the cinematography in Christopher Nolan’s movies makes them look like pure art
That's Hoyte van Hoytema for you. He's a frequent collaborator of Nolans
Watch more films lol
@@nomicons Saying this is always stupid. One thing doesn't stop becoming something just because you consume more of it.
@@nomicons I have and I still find the visual accomplishments of this trailer and Interstellar amazing (marrying practical illusions/effects and VFX like very few other directors these days)
@@nomicons Any recommended?
You can never go wrong with Christopher Nolan, he’s one of the great directors out there
filmakers not directors
I thought Tenet could’ve been better, but beyond that he’s had a fantastic track record
Tenet could've been better but I still appreciate the amount of craft that he made. Nevertheless, he still have an incredible track record
dunkurk sucked tho
*Dunkirk
A Christopher Nolan film is meant to be watched on a big screen like IMAX THEATRES 🔥🔥🔥
Oppenheimer had me excited to watch for a long time, especially because of the Barbenheimer meme. As for the actual film, it was honestly another masterpiece from Christopher Nolan. Top notch directing, perfect casting/performances, a fascinating story, and an atomic bomb explosion that’s countdown had my heart pumping.
The casting of cillian here is genius, he'll finally play a lead role in a Nolan film too🔥
And i think he is resemble to the real Oppenheimer. His face and look. Can't wait to watch it, it's like a must watched.
Why does Cillian seems to fit perfectly in every role he plays
Bc he is HIM
@@Arthur-ey2jm more like he is not him :D ...he can adapt to any character and live it
he was born in it, molded by it
@@attackhelicopterjr4481 underrated comment
Cause he’s boss Maka Lassi Posse
This music must be played at the Oscars when it has won all of 'em. All the 13 ♥️
Christopher Nolan back!!!
One of the greatest movies of all time
,,The world remember this day"
I don't expect less than an Academy Award® nomination for Cillian Murphy as Best Actor and a nomination for Robert Downey Jr. as Best Supporting Actor. This movie is gonna be insane! Christopher Nolan never disappoints.
This is the absolute ugly between whites who praise cinematography but remain completely insensitive do this god of annihilation. There’s no fine line between. Nolan knew that this was going to be a sick movie, and reestablishing such events for the benefit of his career and his fans ignores how a scientist created something that can eliminate a population in less than a second. Look at the whites praising and loving this - completely oblivious to what it really meant. I don’t understand Hollywood and how they can promote movies and the sensationalism of this - but this looks like more of an iconic figure rather than a man responsible for generations of disfigurement and death.
Tenet sucked and the last act of Interstellar was absurd.
The hype is unreal
@@49er16 the last act of interstellar was literally the perfect explantation and depiction of fourth dimensional beings
Downey JR is not a good actor and has never been, he always plays himself.
Hopefully this can get Cillian a much deserved Oscar nom!
Yes! He deserves it for not just this role but everything else he’s done. One of the most versatile actors out there right now
americans killing civilians is always popular with the woke
en el trailer no se ven muchas matices, siempre el mismo plano y experesiones, espero que sea mucho mas dinamico en la pelicula o le pasara como a kirsten stewart en spencer
Oscar is dead
@@sielsabaku Who?
Surprised that this colossal soundtrack cue is only for the trailer and doesn’t feature in the actual film, in which you only hear fragments of the motif, but never in this most epic arrangement (although the very final moments of the film comes close).
I was thinking the same thing... Well, they really played the best of the soundtrack in the beginning 30 minutes of the film and that was it.
"You're the man who gave them the power to destroy themselves... and the world is not prepared" Oppenheimer ,
Just the facial expression of his shows the immense emotions and the heart he had put in. I won't be surprised if he is front runner for Best Actor nomination next time around.
Couldn't agree more. I was only in the comment section to suggest this exact sentiment.
i doubt there will be the oscar the date is july release. if nolan wanted it for the oscars 24 he would have released after september.
Yes! Cillian Murphy is perfect for this role. Christopher Nolan could win his first Oscar with this film.
I won’t be watching any Oscars till Hollywood stops proselytizing!
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Nolan never misses with the music and absolute perfect casting in his movies.
Music for Oppenheimer will be composed by Ludwig Goransson (Tenet, The Mandalorian)
Maybe give credit for the music to the composers
@@biegansky he also worked on the first Black Panther movie.
Except for tenet which sucked
@@philippburnett6045 came in here to also say that I agree, except with Tenet, casting was not good in that movie, might have been much better had the main character been a different actor.
I am Japanese. My husband's family, who were survivors of the atomic bomb, lives in Hiroshima and I am interested in the atomic bomb, so I am looking forward to seeing this movie in Japan.
Regarding the movie, there seems to be controversy over the fact that it did not depict the damage that occurred in Hiroshima, but I don't think it is necessary to depict it.
This is because the best way to see the actual damage is to come to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and see the actual damage.
●The atomic bomb was not dropped on a battlefield, but on a city where civilians lived, killing 140,000 people.
●Victims included not only Japanese people but also many foreigners.
●When exposed to the atomic bomb, the blood in the body instantly evaporates and expands, causing the skin to sag.
●Even if their lives were saved, some died of leukemia a few years later, or committed suicide because they could not bear the pain of the after-effects.
●The atomic bomb did not serve as a military deterrent, but instead increased the number of nuclear-weapon states in the world.
●Vast areas of land in the United States have been contaminated due to nuclear tests and the effects of westerly winds.
…etc.
There are many things on display that even I, a Japanese person, didn't know about.
I hope this film will give people around the world an opportunity to think about true peace.
My favorite moment of the film is when oppenheimer says "it's oppenheimin time" and oppenheims all over the place. Legendary
Every time Nolan releases a film, it's seriously its own cinematic event. I'm sad TENET didn't score big, but it was still one hell of an experience in IMAX, and this looks even more outstanding.
TENET scored huge. It's Nolan's best film for me. Literally the first "4D" movie.
Well, it's due to limited screening during the Covid 19 pandemic.
@@chiefjudge8456 I meant box office-wise. It's the only studio-produced film of his that didn't make a profit from the theatrical release.
TENET was a blast, i took my chances with covid when it opened for a limited release here in the UK and I'm so glad I did. Seeing it in IMAX is really the only way to watch such a film, a film about the spectacle that is cinema. I've seen it again in my laptop and it's just not the same. Huge, huge film, in terms of just sheer cinematic spectacle it's nearly perfect IMO.
Lol it most certainly does not look better than Tenet
Christopher Nolan always does the big screen justice. He makes some amazing films.
And Tenet
@@ajaydahl rent free
No shit dude. Hahahahaha
@@ajaydahl Tenet is one of his better films.
What's that? I can't hear your comment over the background music
Oscar winner Cillian Murphy.
This movie has no release schedule in Japan.
In July 1945, a development team led by Oppenheimer conducted humanity's first nuclear test, the Trinity Test, and succeeded.
The following month, the United States dropped two atomic bombs developed here on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan.
The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945 are said to have killed approximately 140,000 people in Hiroshima and 74,000 people in Nagasaki including over 38,000 of kids and baby by the end of 1945.
We, human being must know about it.
Just give Cillian an oscar already. He's incredible. Aaand finally he's done it!!!🙌
just shut up already - hollywood beg
I think they should have given him platform shoes to make him as tall as Oppenheimer
Great Quotes from Oppenheimer
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@@worsethanhitlerpt.2539 We have an expression in my language: " tall as a fir tree, stupid as a fence"!
oscars means nothing
The absolute range of Murphy's acting is that he can go from a terrifying warlord gangster to a man questioning his entire existence, this is gonna be a legendary film.
GREAT COMMENTS 👍
This trailer, however, shows no range at all.
@@Eric-ue5mm you need your eyes checked Casper
He did question his existence in Peaky Blinders but yes, he is an excellent actor.
वाह !
पाटील साहेब ,
शब्दांचा चपखल वापर आपण केलात.
🤟🤟🤟🤟
I will not be mad is Cillian takes the Oscar this year. He was truly fucking Fantastic in this man.
There's no doubt Cillian Murphy should get that oscar !!
This movie is going to be another cinematic masterpiece from Christopher Nolan. Also, I’m glad that Cillian Murphy is having the chance to prove his unique performance to portray the man who built the most powerful and destructive weapon ever created.
I like Tenet but not Dunkirk.
@@finalfight505 The only naturally occurring lake filled with heavy water.
Most powerful and destructive for sure. But I think that it may also be the weapon that saved the most lives ever. Historians are in unanimity that without the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, war would have continued for quite a while longer in the Pacific, ending with the total annihilation of Japan by a massive Allied invasion. Who even knows how many lives that would have sacrificed.
@@CristiNeagu that is not true. history is not a closed book. there is no unanimous consenus regarding the NEED TO DROP ONE LET ALONE 2 BOMBS in Japan. This is pure american and allie propaganda to try to assuage ourselves that a justified decision and moral decision was made to actually test the bomb on civilian populations and announce the US's rise as the world hegemon. we have used that bobm three times. thebfirst time was in trinity new mexico where it was tested in close proximity to mexican american and native american populations witjout warning. Spewing this lie abt yhe end of wwii is what leads to situations like Ukraine and Taiwan where the US Military Industrial Complex and media are trying to persuade and get the western public to believe that using atomic weapons would be justified in Ukraine against Russia and against China because remember that Putin is the new hitler (although the Ukrainian army is full if Nazis] and that China is scary, although we are the ones who have invaded and destroyed countries and killed civilians at the behest of our elite and multinationals. furthermore ppl are also being led to believe that we would be able to survive a nuclear attack in our cities [nyc: i am looking at you]. the US is one of the most propagandized nation and ppl in the world and wwii is a huge part of that brainwashing. this thinking is what leads to these types of harmful military decisions and the mess that is our [US] current foreign policy.
Masterpiece 8 months before it even premieres? Nolan fanboy cult has delivered again.
Cillian Murphy is one of the most underrated actors of our time and I'm stoked he has the leading man role. Nolan is going to bring it with this film. Seems like this film is going to be on Interstellar's level of epicness. Can't wait!
He has been getting leading man roles for decades. Check out his filmography and buy them all!
Nolan is back, his movies are good
They should have used this trailer music in the actual movie
The shot of the raindrops hitting the water and rippling as an atomic bomb falling from the sky. Both are in synchronicity yet rain gives life and the bomb destroys it
I applaud Christopher Nolan's commitment to getting his shots in-camera, using film, with practical effects done on the set whenever possible. So for this one I have concerns...
Underrated comment right here
Let’s hope no atomic bombs were exploded in the making of this film
Who's going to break the news to them?
@@MrCrapsicle about that...
There must be one small bonb lying around waiting to be filmed right..
Just watched this masterpiece today. Clearly the best work so far from Nolan. Brilliant acting from Cillian and Downey. The cinematography and the direction was on a whole new level.The BGM throughout the movie gives chills and is so perfect. And ofc the Christopher Nolan X factor at the end. Now get the deserving Oscar.
What I really love the most about this trailer is the music. It’s atmospheric, strangely uplifting as well as sinister, very emotive. The swelling horns or strings or whatever they are extremely warm and uplifting, which contrasts so strangely but beautifully against the horror of the potential of nuclear weaponry. The imagery is cosmic, big-bang-esque, yet all the dialogue points to the anxiety and dread of such an invention. I love this contrast very much, it creates a strange space we’re we can sort of feel how absurd, miraculous, and horrifying it is for human beings to have reached the threshold of such power. “I don’t know if we can be trusted…” well that’s really the thesis of the whole thing aint it
Well put
Ludwig is such a great composer
I'll politely disagree. The music is overbearing, distracting from the stunning visuals. Less would be more.
@@tubekxb No way. Its perfect for a trailer :)
True
I love how in each still shown in this trailer, Cillian Murphy has the expression of the man who is terrified of his creation but still goes on pursuing it without any control over his mind or heart! Absolutely genius actor and an equally brilliant director. Can't wait to watch this masterpiece ❤
Really great explanation and so true
@@ruthrose1000 :)
"I am become death, destroyer of worlds"
-Oppenheimer, quoting ancient Hindi prose, after the first successful test of Trinity
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@@DrEcho I am so excited to see Murphy deliver that line