Christopher Nolan is a director admired by many for his several pieces of cinematic art. His films ensure epicness, diversity, depth, and a cinematic experience unlike any other. His perception of filmmaking is the very reason he's admired as one of the most superb directors of our time. His movies are nothing short of masterpieces and Oppenheimer is no exception. His movies being newer than the majority of films by other directors also admired for their brilliant minds within and even outside the realm of filmmaking.
His movies tend to have a modernized feel. And Oppenheimer is no different, it's fresh, modern with a sad, gritty tone while still having cinematography that makes it vibrant and artistic. At this moment in time, there is no better way to tell the story of Robert J. Oppenheimer "the man that gave the world the power to destroy itself". Perhaps if it were different it could be more pleasing. However, the difference would most likely be negligible as the story of the atomic bombs father is told beautifully. The film is a visually stunning, 3-hour-long biopic doing an impeccable job of showing Oppenheimer's pov. Especially emotionally. The film is a sort of 1st person piece of cinematic brilliance hyper-focused on Oppenheimer. An absolute blast, literally and figuratively, this movie is the bomb "pun intended"
I don't like rating films, as you can't help but compare them to others. Moreover, every film is different and most try to be different even if inspiration is taken. However, films are just films at the end of the day be it a humble fun one or a cinematic achievement and a true masterpiece by Nolan that makes you feel a sensation that you would never imagine was possible with a film if it wasn't for Nolan. However, films are easy to just throw a rating at so.....
OPPENHEIMER by CHRISTOPHER NOLAN (10/10.
His movies tend to have a modernized feel. And Oppenheimer is no different, it's fresh, modern with a sad, gritty tone while still having cinematography that makes it vibrant and artistic. At this moment in time, there is no better way to tell the story of Robert J. Oppenheimer "the man that gave the world the power to destroy itself". Perhaps if it were different it could be more pleasing. However, the difference would most likely be negligible as the story of the atomic bombs father is told beautifully. The film is a visually stunning, 3-hour-long biopic doing an impeccable job of showing Oppenheimer's pov. Especially emotionally. The film is a sort of 1st person piece of cinematic brilliance hyper-focused on Oppenheimer. An absolute blast, literally and figuratively, this movie is the bomb "pun intended"
I don't like rating films, as you can't help but compare them to others. Moreover, every film is different and most try to be different even if inspiration is taken. However, films are just films at the end of the day be it a humble fun one or a cinematic achievement and a true masterpiece by Nolan that makes you feel a sensation that you would never imagine was possible with a film if it wasn't for Nolan. However, films are easy to just throw a rating at so.....
OPPENHEIMER by CHRISTOPHER NOLAN (10/10.
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