The story of J. Robert Oppenheimer’s role in the development of the atomic bomb during World War II.
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A dense, talky and morally queasy payload about the destructive weight of genius – a film that pulses and explodes with the force of an atom bomb, even when its characters are merely scratching equations on a white board.| Read in full: Oppenheimer film review We Love Cinema
Oppenheimer is poignantly lost in the kaleidoscopic mass of broken glimpses: the sacrificial hero-fetish of the American century.The Guardian
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Oppenheimer is meticulously concrete in its recreation of its world, from Berkeley classrooms to the Trinity test bomb, seen pieced together like a giant Rubik’s sphere.Sight & Sound
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