Review of Oppenheimer (2023) by Habibiehakim — 22 Jul 2023

8.5/10.

Let's talk about the flaws right away, I did feel the length of the film in all three act especially in the first and second act mostly the build up to the Trinity climax, I thought they added a bit too much, they're definitely missing some one and two key figure and scene that I felt was important to be included in the movie, I actually fine with how they dealt with the Hiroshima and Nagasaki scene, and that's about it really, Oppenheimer was definitely a movie that you have to watch in IMAX, the sound, the color, the resolution, and of course the size of the screen, it is a very fascinating story directed by one of our beloved and best movie director's right now, played so incredibly well by Cillian Murphy, calling Oscar's best actor nomination already, a 3 hours epic biopic that is unique and i've never seen before, I was engaged by the story the whole time, and while I can see lot's of people will mixed about it, well I recommend you to at least read the story before just so you know a little bit of background, then you can at least appreciate it, what Nolan does with Oppenheimer is his way of narrating the film was just terrific, again added with terrific performance by all the cast, the beautiful practical effects and the way they edited it was incredible, overall Oppenheimer was indeed a terrific movie, despite the flaws of a missing key figure and scene and phasing, I was still entertained, I was still engaged, I was still blown away, and I was still amazed by the movie.