Oppenheimer (Christopher Nolan, July 21, 2023) Movie • Page 49

what’s the question

 

The nuke test is still the lamest thing about this film; looked incredibly cheesy and nothing like the scale of a nuke. Felt no sense of awe or wonder at the visual sight of the explosion. Should have just CGI'd it

 

I had issues with the scale of the explosion too but I’ve also only seen the movie cut into 20 posts in a Twitter thread

 

Yea, I think this was just a case of it being overhyped. It was not as big of a crescendo as I expected, and it also happened much earlier into the film. Definitely left me underwhelmed but everything leading up to the movie was about that moment so it was almost guaranteed to fall flat if you were paying attention to the marketing.

Overall though, I really enjoyed the movie and ultimately am glad I saw it on the big screen in one sitting vs at home with interruptions.

 

Yeah, it's a bummer they didn't manage to deliver with the explosion. Still an incredible scene, but it's hard to measure up when the real footage is accessible.

 

movie's about the guy not the bomb, dummies

 

oppie should have been the one to explode

 

Oppiesplosion

 

I can drive to my local Best Buy and get it right now

 

luckier than me

 

I showed my wife the tweet saying it’s sold out and she gave me a standing ovation for securing the bag last week

 

does Oklahoma even count though

 

Best Buy app only shows 2 stores in Oklahoma that have it in stock and the next closest is Denton, TX roughly 3 hours from me

 

I bet my order gets canceled

because of my hubris

 

closest Best Buy store with it in stock for me is Kissimmee over 2 hours away

 

Go pick up a copy for @Serh