This is beyond incredible! In Nolan we trust

I just want this man to keep putting out original and experimental films and this means he will. Seeing it for a third time tonight!

Background. It's not focused on the actual science as you'd expect from a Nolan film. If anything I kind of wish it had more science.

I'm still thinking about how the film starts with Oppenheimer staring at raindrops creating ripples in a puddle of water. Then the film ends with him staring at ripples in the lake - symbolizing the ripple effect and the chain reaction caused by the creation of the bomb. Bringing everything full. N...

I actually love that Universal and Nolan of course, made a proper modest version without nudity. Better than a poorly edited botched version.

That’s the version I watched in Bahrain.

Definitely one of my favorite endings. The way it changes your perspective and bring the film to a full circle. I teared up watching it for the first time.

SINCEPTION wrote: ↑

July 20th, 2023, 3:09 pm

Thanks for sharing this

No problem! I hope my stressful ordeal would inspire others not to make the same mistake I made

On the pros of Digital IMAX. I ran through an unexpected detour and ended up being 8 minutes late to my screening. I played Supermarine while speeding through cars and ran as fast as I could to theater and luckily I made early enough to see a trailer or two before the film started. Would’ve been pis...

Wow! I just walked out. This was dense indeed. All I can say for now is my eyes welled up at the last minute or so.

Vader182 wrote: ↑

July 19th, 2023, 5:51 pm

It's been almost 24 hours and I still haven't come down from Oppenheimer. I would recommend people space their screenings out.


-Vader

Woah! And here I am seeing twice in one day…

I’m just incredibly happy this is getting so much love and praise.
Nothing’s really affecting how I feel or how excited I am about the film but it’s good to see your favorite filmmaker succeed.

Exactly 17 hours left for this to enter my eye balls.