Oppenheimer Out Of Theater Review
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- John gives his quick right out of the theater review of the new Christopher Nolan film Oppenheimer
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You could hear everyone holding in their breath during the test scene. It was magnificent.
@suslintree Probably trying to understand what was being said because the audio was so messed up.
@@FordHoardtenet was worse lol but still amazing film
Unbelievable I just left the theater
@suslintreeyeah I was stuck in my seat unbelievable
My theater was 100% sold out and I rarely heard a sound in the theater unless it was an intended laugh or gasp! Everyone was so locked in for the entire movie which was awesome!
It was the fastest 3 hours ever. Nolan’s structure and pacing was perfect to not feel the runtime
Some reviewers are saying 3 hrs can be very noticeable. Im starting to think they just have bad attention span😂
The Batman was the fastest 3 hours for me
@achalraj01 first hour dragged... last 2 were wildly fast. I checked my phone for the first time and thought an hour went by and it was over 2 hrs in
@population-_-420 Only a few parts. Mostly color.
It's well paced, but this guy is right about the ending, because it could have ended multiple times. Only time I checked my watch to see how much longer the film was, was 2hr 35min into it. It's fantastic
Just saw it tonight in IMAX too. Murphy and RDJ were both awesome. Looked amazing in IMAX with the bigger aspect ratio. Beautifully filmed and directed by Nolan. Definitely top tier from him. Big round of applause from my audience.
Nolan just does not miss. He is like AMC, he makes movies better. Everyone shines. From the people that worked on every aspect of the film to everyone seen on screen.
TDKR was a steaming pile of shit, but point taken 🤝🏻
TDKR was awesome.
@@thetribalist6923 Literally one of the dumbest movies ever made.
@@dy120481weakest of the trilogy sure, but steaming pile of shit is a bit much. To each their own.
This is certainly a film that everyone should see because it teaches so much about one man's life but also what the U.S did to destroy and betray him. Simply incredible
The Trinity Test scene was quite possibly the most haunting theater experience I've ever had. A packed theater where you could have heard a pin drop during the silence, followed by the massive boom of the Shockwave. Chills
That scene and the very last scene had my theater dead silent
I was so curious what the last scene would be the whole time and Nolan did not disappoint
Right???? I was thinking wow they used the “become death scene” already twice. What the hell is he gonna end with? And I agree he did not disappoint for sure!!! Crazy
I knew that scene was going to be the last scene of the movie. In the beginning I knew it was going to show again in the movie, because we first saw it in black and white right at the start, and the trailer shows it in colour. And from the feel of the movie it became apparent that it was going to be the last. I was just so curious as to know what was said during that scene and it did not disappoint. Left me shook.
Amazing how he took a subtle moment and turned it into an epic chilling ending. Loved it and it left me completely satisfied. Felt like a proper cherry on top.
I am exhausted because I got out of the movie around 2 a.m. It was one of the greatest cinema experiences I've ever had... possibly the greatest.
At times, it felt like this whole movie was a time bomb about to go off. Absolutely masterful work. It is indeed Christopher Nolan's most intricate movie ever made.
Perhaps quite applicable given the type of film Nolan has delivered.
I hope the Academy will finally recognize Nolans movies with some of the big awards
I saw it last night in 70mm IMAX and it's fantastic! And gut wrenching, terrifying, heart breaking, thought provoking...I walked out of the theater in tears. Brilliant performances throughout and Cillian was absolutely phenomenal! Mr. Nolan's masterpiece!
One of the best nolan film, oscar is calling
“One of the best films of the year”. Please don’t be coy… it was EASILY the best film of the year! 🤣
I've seen it twice already. Went to a press screening on Tuesday (won tickets through a radio giveaway) and then went again tonight. Both times were in IMAX 70mm. INCREDIBLE movie. Much more enjoyable the second time, too.
Mbn I saw it today in digital it was amazing cant wait to watch it in IMAX 70MM gotta wait 5-6 days tho cuz it’s sold out
I saw it last night. I had difficulty understanding what people were saying because of the movie theater audio system. Saw it again today at a different theater and thought it was awesome. I viewed this as sort of a revenge film among jealous scientists more than anything else.
Same, much more enjoyable on the second viewing, I absolutely loved it, his best film and I’m a huge Interstellar fan .
Saw it last night; all round masterpiece. A few very minor gripes but overall its an amazing film
Every movie has its gripes, but to hear from you that it is a masterpiece, i can’t wait to see it. Gotta wait until Wednesday though, unfortunately.
@@myka4337 i bought 70mm ticket as well for Wednesday, langley bc
Captivating. Remarkable. Mesmerizing. The sound was unreal but the silence boomed the loudest.
Saw it last night and all I can think of is seeing it again. I completely agree with the Robert Downy Jnr remark. His performance was top notch. Trinity, as epic as the scene was, is but a blip for the entire film. So many other scenes had the same level of anticipation without a nuclear explosion.
I worked on Oppenheimer for 4 days (also kept a prop 👌). I saw it yesterday in 70mm IMAX, a milestone in my life and career (I'm also in a couple scenes/saw myself). See it in IMAX everyone, you won't regret it!
Can’t wait. I feel his movies deeply inspire future directors and actors
The film 's ending was really well put together.
I just woke up the day after watching it, I still can’t comprehend what I watched but it was absolutely an amazing movie! One of Nolan’s best if not his best!
I had the same feeling after seeing Inception and Interstellar, I suspect I will get the same feeling this time around too. Nolan is a movie making genius.
I was riveted to this movie I just got back from seeing it about an hour ago. Three hours doesn't feel like three hours it was amazing. John is right Robert Downey Jr. was amazing but so was Matt Damon everybody in this movie brought their a game. And I'm shocked I saw one reviewer who's a big UA-cam or say that they didn't like this movie at all. We're all different but I am completely shocked by somebody saying they thought this movie was bad I think it might be the best movie I've seen all year.😊😊😊😊😊
Does the person's name rhyme with "Chase"?
@@diamonddoggspuppy7755 who is it???
does the persons name rhyme with ‘Place’?
yea was not surprised he didnt love it as much as others did but it wasnt really a negative review at all even he acknowledged the technical craft behind the movie i think he simply was trying to say it wasnt his kind of movie
Movie was too good. Was curious throughout the entire conversations of the movie. It’s a movie focused on dialogues and one who isn’t a big fan of dialogues, they will without a doubt despise this movie. Oppenheimer is in the top three Nolan films for me. I like it more than interstellar, tenet, and dunkirk.
Just saw it a theater full of people. Testing the nuke scene was incredible. The silence was intense.
A movie that reminds me that Downey was a seriously good actor is reason enough for admission.
Just saw it and was riveted the entire time. Besides Cillian, RDJ was outstanding
I had the exact same reaction as you John. Stunned and needed to let it marinate. Definitely Nolans magnum opus. What Oppenheimer says in the last scene is haunting.
Just saw it.
Incredible experience.
What shocked me was the subtlety. No grand shot of million bombs blowing up stuff... no shots of Chernobyl like images.
Just fleeting moment of absolute surreal horror.
Spot on my friend… it’s a Powerful Experience to see the Trinity Psychopaths rationalizing their participation in Mass Murder… And celebrating their successful attempt to catapult Humanity into a race for extinction… Salaam
was blown away. so glad i get to rewatch it tomorrow in imax 70mm. his best movie
That is a exactly how I felt coming out of the theater, you could hear a pen drop during the trinity test. Masterful filmmaking all around.
Also heard that Chris Nolan finally didn't mess up the damn sound mixing. You can actually fully hear the characters for once. lol
Not true. I only understood maybe 70% of the dialogue.
@@FordHoard I missed bits too but i did notice before the film even started that the volume was a little too loud. I think it was some clarity missing rather than the volume causing the issue
I couldnt understand a lot of the dialogue like in Tenet. I needed subtitles to even make sense of what people were mumbling and some of it im sure was very important. It was alright but i prefer Nolans other work.
Im having a hard time understanding dialogue in films too recently. I went to an Indiana jones early screening and had 2 times where I couldn’t hear someone speaking over the background sound. I wonder though if it is just because I am so used to subtitles with a film or show at home now,or are action films just becoming like this due to bad soundmixing/low audio.
Just got out of it myself, I’m very impressed. Even though it’s 3 hours, all I want to do right now is see it again.
This review should have a nomination for best photography. We salute you sir.
Murphy and Downey need Oscar nominations
I loved the story telling, the editing/ pacing, the acting, and it’s messages. It made me feel fear and angry about the worlds politicians.
An absolute masterpiece that will be cherished for decades to come. Three hours just flew by.
@@Cosmos_MarinerWhy ? Go and see it.
This is one of those movies that changes how you view film. 10/10 and my new favorite movie of the year.
🎬 Just watched Oppenheime and I'm at a loss for words! 😱 This movie is an absolute masterpiece that brilliantly portrays the historical events surrounding the atomic bomb. Witnessing the horror of the bomb being dropped left me shaken and reflective. Nolan's storytelling and cinematography took me on an emotional rollercoaster. A must-watch for all movie enthusiasts! 👏
Hands down the best movie of the year (hell this might be the best movie of the last couple years for me) and the one to beat here on out. Everything about it is exceptional. RDJ and Murphy have to be nomination locks for their performances. I have to think Director, Picture, Sound and Cinematography as well.
Side note. That sunset looks beautiful 🥹
John is shook from this movie in the best of ways. Cannot wait to see it!
Just got back from seeing this movie. Don't know if it was Marcus Theatre's fault or not, but it was as if someone put in a disc, cranked the sound up full-blast - and then left. The music drowned out the dialog. The music was overly-dramatic at the wrong places in the movie and I now hate anyone who plays a violin. What a disappointment.
Same disappointment
With across the spiderverse, mission impossible 7 and now oppenheimer, 2023 might just be the best year in movies since 2019
I have a good feeling about Killers of the Flower Moon too. It's a great year for games as well.
@spaceghostcqc2137 Agreed this has been a great year for everything
Killers of the Flower Moon looks so good. I am so excited to see Oppenheimer!
Also Dune 2 and Napoleon!!
Yeah! 2023 will be amazing year for movies. Better than last year
Phenomenal stuff from Nolan yet again. It’s not for people with the attention span of a toddler.
I'm glad it really highlighted the political aspects, and wasn't afraid to call out red scare Republican a**holes who slandered so many people during this time.
I don't think people are scared of calling out McCarthyism. It is widely agreed that the mindset was cancerous and preyed on mostly innocent people.
@@tiandi5585 You'd be surprised. I've seen echo chambers on Facebook and UA-cam who insist McCarthy did nothing wrong.
I’ve had to think about it and sleep on it, but I agree, it’s a deep dive into the a complex character. What a roller coaster of emotions
Good movies can outlast initial box office failure to become something bigger.
Hollywood isn't dead. Movies with no heart are dead.
Sometimes, I couldn't hear what was being said and wished it had CC (music and other loud sounds interfering). Sometimes, the beginning cut around so much that I thought I would get lost with 3 hours of fast puzzle cuts. I was not impressed with the explosions but the buildups were tense.
There was a lot of tension. Great acting.
Only need to see once Imax, if that. Mission Impossible:Dead Reckoning was a way better Imax experience imo.
Unfortunately (and understandably), it looks like they won't be showing it here in Japan. Luckily I'm going back home next month so I'll see it then. I can't wait.
I think even if this isn’t your favorite Nolan movie, it’s undoubtedly his best.
Christopher Nolan's...best? Okay, now THAT'S saying something
The bar is already sky high!
@@fred6907 That said, I don't think the likes of Tenet, Dark Knight Rises, Interstellar, or even Memento for that matter are spectacular, but that still makes for a very impressive floor in terms of critical acclaim for sure
Just watched it myself. An incredible movie that stays with you long after you leave the theatre. Which is, in my opinion, the best type of movies. Everyone knocked it out of the park!
a true 10/10 masterpiece
I cannot wait to see it in my local IMAX 70mm theater next week. TLOTR is my most beloved film of all time. I have a deep appreciation for the fields of science, mathematics, history, politics, music, and cinematography. Oppenheimer is going to be great for me.
I wish I liked math but instead I want to punch whoever invented math 🗿
I felt zero added value to the visual, necessitating an IMAX viewing. Great sound design, great acting, great pacing, just no need for 3hrs of 50' talking heads. Definitely see it in the theater but not necessarily imax
@@PitViperAA Interesting but fair comment - why would he bother filming it in IMAX I wonder? I guess the science-y scenes and sound are also an important factor when it comes to IMAX theatres. I haven't seen it yet so no objection from me, just curious! ;)
@@Amoraszune I will see it on 70mm IMAX and 70mm and IMAX digital and 4kBlueRay, just for fun. I guess I will know the answer then.
John looks teary-eyed.
seeing it tomorrow! glad to know you liked it :)
me too
Why do so many people pump this film up like the best film of all time, then say 'ONE' of the best of the year? Make your minds up!
For me there is no doubt. This is The Best Christopher Nolan film. And i'm not even a Nolan Fans. This movie, a drama biopic is when he operates without pulling any string and he 's gonna get nominated for Best Director for this
The Oscars has completely lost it's appeal now that they have included all those insane Marxist requirements to even be nominated. It only applies to certain categories at the moment, but this is only the beginning. I think 2025 will be it's first iteration, where those quotas needs to be filled. Complete madness and destruction of art.
I agree as I've already said I think this is Nolan's best film definitely a masterpiece for sure. Glad I'm not the only one. Love this film.
Just got out of the theater from seeing it on 70MM! Definitely made me felt “grey” more than anything in a good way! It left me questioning the conflict and human morality! Especially at a day and age where lots of movies are black and white, I enjoyed how Nolan showed it in a lot of perspectives.
Loved your Lord of the Rings Return of the King comparison! I'll never forget that ending. Especially right after Frodo gives his 'end of all things' speech and the entire screen fades to black. It was twenty years ago but I still remember the reaction in my theater. Everybody stood up and applauded but little did they know that it wasn't the end.
Finally, a movie that I'm genuinely excited about seeing and in a movie theater too.
That was a great take right out of the theater! I am going to see it tomorrow in IMAX. Thank you, John for helping build the excitement!
when the bomb exploted everyone from the theater was silent af, focusing on thw scene,i never had been in a theater this silent and focused since interstellar... Nolan really delivered unique experiences
I was particularly stunned by the scene in which he realises the consequences of the nuke in his acceptance speech scene.
The third best Nolan directed film of all time behind dark knight and inception. I like this movie more than interstellar, tenet, and dunkirk. At this point, I don’t know what the next movie of Nolan is gonna be. I hope it’s not a James Bond movie. Much prefer a horror movie next.
Will be a Bond film. Nolan was confirmed yet
Nolan’s best! I wholeheartedly agree.
Nolan’s best film, no doubt.
Watched yesterday on imax. What a terrific work by Murphy. Nolan’s direction was top notch as always. Masterpiece 💯
Everyone saying the movie didn’t feel like 3 hours. I thought it was such a slog to get through. It’s nowhere near his best film imo
I hated how it jumps around so much.
Agreed, can't believe all the positive reviews, one of my worst experiences watching a movie at the theater.
The Trinity Test had my palms shaking and heart racing. What an experience
that was the longest, most thrilling 60 seconds in cinema
Can anyone comment on how audible the dialogue is? Part of me has been avoiding watching Nolan's films in theatres because I often can't understand the dialogue due to the poor sound mixing but if Oppenheimer doesn't suffer from this problem then Imma buy a ticket asap.
its much better with the dialoge but there are some moments where it gets hard to hear due to the background music.
Yeah, the music drowns out the dialogue at some points.
I'd say there's one scene towards the end where I couldn't hear a thing, but the large majority of the movie is audible.
This movie needs to be seen in a theater! If you can on film but it’s absolutely bonkers!
Why? It's 3 hours of talking, not a good big screen movie.
@@Account-kx5vr Have you seen it?
Hopefully this means we get a Peaky Blinders film
It's an amazing biography of Oppenheimer. Idk if it's his best film but it's up there! The testing scene was just incredible also.
I’ll be seeing it in just 11 hours! I took tomorrow off of work over six months ago, the first moment I saw the trailer for this movie before the new avatar. I feel like a kid on Christmas Eve.
RDJ will win best supporting actor Oscar with this performance.
Where do you rank this movie in your top 5 of 2023?
Watched it this morning; in 70mm format. Loved it. Masterful work. I was concerned with the 3 hour runtime. It's a non-issue. I thought this movie somewhat akin to David Lynch's work. Otherwise I rarely like Matt Damon but felt that he deserves a shout-out for fine sporting actor work here.
nice background... I can't wait to see this movie
Just got out of it. I absolutely loved it, but I can definitely see it not appealing to everyone. I was really into the science-heavy dialogue in the first half or so and the lead up to the test was a VERY good section, tense and riveting. Some people, I think, may be underwhelmed by the test scene, but I understand Nolan's choices here...if you were viewing a test, you would not see the "cool-looking" high-speed camera stuff, which is why he showed it in that intro part. You would see something like what was shown, bright light, fire, and a fading mushroom cloud. RDJ was wonderful, I really enjoyed his arc and was pleasantly surprised at the misdirect in there. Loved how loud the movie was, great score. I also had a similar emotional reaction, stunned is an apt word. I didn't really know what to say when it ended. Reminded me of The Aviator.
Um. To say it's his best has me shook. He made Inception/The Dark Knight, which are pantheon movies for me. Man.
So so incredibly excited for this film
Thank you John for your insight. I’m seeing it tonight as well
during the test scene you could hear a pin drop in that theater, i have never seen such intensity at a movie before, saw 70mm IMAX west edmonton mall
So both you and Kristian said the same thing about it. I hope to see it asap
It was okay. On the technical side the film is flawless, but I don’t think the story- riveting as it is in real life- was well told. Easily could’ve lost about 30-45 minutes. I wanted the film to focus more on Oppenheimer’s personal feelings towards his creation. Instead it spends a lot if time on political intrigue, which I found less interesting. Lots of needlessly and dull exposition in the middle of the film that could’ve been cut. Definitely not Nolan’s best film. That would be Inception, Dunkirk, or TDK. Better than Tenet at least!
John doesn't drink....but he needs to chill on the cocaine 😂😂(jk)
For real though, high praise when someone is that energized out of a movie.
I wanna say, I DID NOT recognize Gary Old man as Harry S. Truman! That dude is a chameleon and I think deserves to be in the conversation as a G.O.A.T. with Daniel Day-Lewis.
That thumbnail is gold!
i slightly disagree about the length. in the 3rd hour it did start to drag a bit. the RDJ stuff could have been condensed.
Yep it’s the best movie of the year
False
So you've seen all the films yet to be released during the next 5 months? I'm impressed.
@@redadamearth 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ so far? For me?
@@redadamearth It's hypothetical. Only one way to find out.
This movie was amazing….everyone was holding on to something during the test scene. I saw it here in Albuquerque, NM….super packed of course with the location only and hour and some change down the road…
WOW! Saying its Nolan's best film is extremely high praise! He's made two of my fave films, The Dark Knight and Inception. So thats got me excited to see it.
It’s not better than those movies but it is a good movie
Not sure if Spielberg writes his scripts solely? ditto for Marty Scorsese. But within his generation, the M. Knight Shymalan's, Paul T. Anderson, Zach Snider etc. Nolan's gotta be by far the best Combo of writer/director. I think his last project Tenet was a narrative hiccup(couldn't get through it.) But I look forward to seeing it a/f I finish the Novel that inspired the project. Thanks
I think Tenet was too complicated for it's own good. Timeline galore gone haywire. It's not a bad movie, but damn it requires SO much from the audience. The general movie goer isn't usually capable of such complex movies, hence why it didn't make huge numbers in box office.
@@fred6907 IMHO if you don’t have genuine character empathy,..if you can’t make discernment of whose bad,& whose good based not on exposition but substantive character development, you don’t have a good film.
With Inception,..you genuinely empathize with Leo DiCaprio’s Dom. Nolan gets you to root for his desire to get back to his kids.
A lot lower budgeted project, which is still one of my all time favorites is ‘The Lives of Others.’ Best FF of 2007.
Awesome! Can't wait to see it this weekend! 🙂👍🎞️
Tremendous movie but i did find all the jumps backwards and forwards in the timeline were a bit tedious to keep track of. Some fantastic performances by the actors involved. It also reminded us that American politics had no golden age of nobility back then, it seemed just as bad as now. In the Oppenheimer's party scene near the end, that Einstein explained was not actually for Oppenheimer, did we briefly see Timothy Dalton? I would have liked at least some narrative at the end to say what finally happened to him and how many in the project suffered from radiation. It was a surprise to me that it was so long and some other people I think who left before it finished to be somewhere else. I did also have a feeling a lot was cut out to get it down to 3 hr's because some bits needed just a tad more of a clue for you to follow properly and left you guessing. Be great if the release on disc offered an extended version. Some of the actors playing the scientists looked just a little too alike, it might have been ok but when the movie was tracking backwards and forwards in its timeline all the time, it was hard.
My Goodness!!!!!!!!!! What an amazing movie!!!!! My GOD!!!
Love seeing this immediate reaction! I can't wait to see it
I cannot wait to see this movie! I’m seeing it in Imax 70mm, Lincoln sqaure nyc this weekend!