"Oppenheimer" clip: Trinity
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- "These things are hard on your heart." J. Robert Oppenheimer (Academy Award-nominee Cillian Murphy), leader of the Manhattan Project's efforts at Los Alamos, prepares for the test of the world's first detonation of a nuclear bomb, in this scene from Christopher Nolan's film, "Oppenheimer." Music by Oscar-nominee Ludwig Göransson.
"Oppenheimer" is nominated for 13 Academy Awards, including best picture.
Watch David Martin's interview with Christopher Nolan on "Oppenheimer": • "Oppenheimer," the fat...
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I saw Oppenheimer in the theater. It was full of people. When it all went silent at 1:02, I thought someone would be eating chips, drinking cola, talking or whatever. Well, I was very surprised when the entire audience fell into the utter silence for like a minute. Everybody was just amazed by the beautiful shots of the explosion. I'll never forget that cinema experience.
Well people also probably didn’t want to be rude and make eating noises while it was silent 😂
The real credit goes to the buildup before that. Truly captivating
@@captprice0079 Thats why it won Best Picture.
The fact that people eat in a movie theatre is ridiculous.
@@evancodsworth2bro what
Feynman watched through the windscreen of a truck. This actually happened - he knew the glass would block harmful UV and he was the only one to actually witness the explosion without dark filters, but he was temporarily blinded for some minutes afterwards.
That is such a quintessentially Feynman thing to do....
What stops the glass?
I didn't know that at all! Thanks for sharing that!
@@nattttzip his skin XD
There wasn’t an actual bomb detonated, do some research bro bro
*bomb doesn’t explode*
Josh: MEGAN!!!
😂😂😂😂
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I remember seeing this and thinking "Wait a minute, that's Josh Peck!"
sent Teller's a** to the shot tower to check out why. and make sure he has his goggles.
The bomb. ITS SPHERICAL!!!
Meanwhile indiana jones in a fridge...
I was about to say the same thing
ahahhahahahahaha nailed it
That’s not for another decade
It would not working
@@borntoclimb7116 Yeah he would’ve died in so many different ways.
Josh: Drake…where’s the detonator button?
Drake" what do you mean I drew it right there, with a magic marker"
@@doncarlo4576You were supposed to cut it out with the power saw
I will
So go get the power saw
@@christopherhargrove5667 I see the problem….
The silence is deafening.
Me with Tinnitus in My ears:
@@R4in46eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
When the violelence is cause of silence who are we mistaking😢
"The power of the sun, in the palm of my hands."-Doctor Octopus
0:47 same goggles too
So glad it won Best Picture. Deserved every award
Yes it does. Just not for the explosion scene. Well the fireball. It is just so far of. Anything else in this scene is an absolutely blast (😂) to watch.
Explosion scene was a dumb... looked like a parody
@@DKofDAH nah it was awesome and felt surreal.
@@Anna-sd4zl that is the problem. It is surreal or unreal. Watch some original videos of actual nuclear bombs. You don’t see flames like here. Never. It’s just a big ball of plasma millions of degrees hot and not a big tank of ignited gasoline.
Meh. It should have gone to Poor Things.
my heart was racing in the theatre
Same. Even though we knew it would go off.
Pfp checks out
The explosion doesn't feel like a nuke
That is surely because of Nolan's fondness towards practical effects. So yeah surely it was a small explosion, or else Nolan wouldn't be actually filming a nuke type explosion 😂
That was the ONLY “blemish” of this film. I love Nolan’s obsession with practical effects but there are cases that CGI would prove much more effective. This was definitely one of them. And I am not saying full CGI but a combination of practical and CGI it would have made this scene soooo much more impactful. Now it just looks like a fuel explosion.
@@gpapa31the only blemish in the film was the ultimate scene the entire movie was leading up to. Got it
@@gpapa31Christopher Nolan should take some notes from Michael Bay. Yeah, many of Bay’s films aren’t good overall, but the guy sure knows how to blend practical effects and CGI together perfectly.
@@Jay-og4ybthe film is not about the visual of the explosion it is everything that surrounds the bomb’s creation
The silence is actually really disturbing hearing nothing but breathing and a distant hum. It shows how messed up these bombs really are
And this is only a fraction of the nuclear power we have to day. Absolutely frightening.
The movie also showed a fraction of the real atomic power then, to be fair.
@leoc1812 The fact that the Fallout series had a more visually realistic nuke scene than Oppenheimer must've really stung for the people behind Oppenheimer. A great example is the attention to detail for when the nuke seems to grow slower grow the further you are from it. A nuke is less like a bomb, and more like a ball of pure energy that expands outward than pulls everything back inward in a nucleur firestorm.
How are you using these lackluster effects as a point of reference for the real thing lol. That would be like me watching the lion king on UA-cam and commenting, "wow Africa is so beautiful, am I right guys?"
Yup. I doubt a lot of people are aware of the Megaton yields of today in those silos. 😮
Yes. A gasoline fire is only a fraction of what a nuclear bomb does.
all for practical effects, but they could have used some cgi to make the explosion look like an actual nuke
Christopher Nolan said he didn’t wanna use cgi
all for the better too, looked incredible and the attention was on the outcome of the nuke rather than the nuke, it was a novelty, but obviously much attention was put into how it looked and how it was shot, but all done very well.@@vok9009
agreed, I was super disappointed when I saw the explosion
@@vok9009The only other option to accurately portray a nuke is to… actually launch a nuke. Which we NOW decided is unethical, in any situation other than to imminently retaliate against a nuke.
@@sv9141tbf, it resembled the real explosion for like a second, but look too skinny of a fireball, but the shots in reverse weren’t bad
I image this scene would be so much cooler if I wasn’t blocking my ears in anticipation of a super loud sound the whole time
Why would it? Light travels faster than sound, you'd see the light long before the noise of the blast.
@@LisaAnn777 not blaming the movie at all, i should've read up about it before it was my bad. awesome film
@@Paccyd33Ahhhhhhh meeeee tooooooooo!!!!!
I was definitely NOT expecting the BANG lmao
You didn’t do that
“Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds”
Yeah something he didn't say until years later while being interviewed. Just after the test he said "well that worked"
कालोऽस्मि लोकक्षयकृत्प्रवृद्धो लोकान्समाहर्तुमिह प्रवृत्त: |
Kaalosmi lokakshayakrutpravruddho lokaansamaahartumiha pravruttaha
I am mighty Time (death), the source of destruction that comes forth to annihilate the worlds.
(Bhagwad Geeta: Chapter 11, verse 32)
Maybe hearing aids would have helped...?
I stand by this. The explosion looked horrible. The split second clips in the opening scene showed the sheer magnitude far better than the final result. This looked like a gas can explosion a hundred meters away rather than a massive nuke miles away. CGI was absolutely needed here. With the same team that made the black hole in interstellar, they could have made a realistic nuke
I love nolan and i hate to say that you are right, just a little bit of cgi could have made a very huge difference in proportions and perception.
Wrong
True. Not even CGI, necessarily. They could've captured the tremendous scale of a nuke better. Anyone's who's seen a footage of a real one feels it is way more overpowering than that.
100% agreed
Sometimes his refusal to use CGI kills him. Like Dunkirk... Even at the beginning he started by explaining that hundreds of thousands of soldiers were waiting at the beach for rescue, and then the entire movie is a very empty beach with what's clearly a couple thousand people. He really should break his rule for a brief moment when it's for the better.
When I watched this in theaters, the entire theater was filled. Every single seat had a person sitting in it. But after that countdown, not a single peep was uttered. Not a cough, not a breath, not the shuffle of clothes, absolute silence. Christopher Nolan is the most captivating film maker since my birth in 2000 and I don’t think that’ll change for a very long time.
ngl, Nolan's obsession with practical effects is commendable in an era where Marvel adds CGI guns to scenes with Fury because they can't decide what gun to use, but this was incredibly underwhelming.
This could've been the crowning jewel of what was already the movie of the year, and instead it looks like a tanker exploding from many angles.
The scene is masterfully crafted, don't get me wrong, but the scale is clear here, that was not a nuke.
Exactly!
I guess it is commendable.
I think it is a little arrogant to not use any CGI beyond what is absolutely necessary. All of this same rhetoric that "no CGI = good" since Dunkirk is so silly to me. You could go Marvel, and CGI/Green screen Every,.Thing. or you can go Nolan and CGI No.Thing.
I went to see Dunkirk--& especially after seeing Interstellar-with such high hopes. & you may remember Nolan/the movie got heat because the beaches the soldiers were evacuating from were *so utterly empty.*
Moral of the story, I guess, is: Nolan has a problem with scale; only due to his 'noble' aversion to CGI (imo).
The only flaw with the scene is the initial explosion, looks like a plastic explosives explosion when it should have been nuclear fireball...
Worst nuke detonation in the history of cinema?
It's definitely weak, but that's intentional. Nolan knew this going into it. He did not want CGI. He wanted it to be as "real" as possible because the movie itself is supposed to be based as close as possible to the reality of it all. Also, this was a surface detonation. Most movies and pictures are based off of air bursts where the shot detonates a few thousand feet above the surface. Nolan intentionally made the explosion this way so that people would focus on the events that took place. The movie is about OPPENHEIMER, not the bomb itself.
Have you see the real one ? 😂
Huh... that explosion looks... weird... it looks so small and more like a gasoline tank exploded instead of a nucleair bomb...
I liked the film but I thought the explosion was incredibly underwhelming and frankly disappointing. I understand this is a film about a man but it's also literally about his/their creation the bomb, and I think you are kidding yourself if you went into this film not expecting something fantastic out of the final reveal of the trinity test. Especially when every trailer and interview basically uses the explosion as it's centerpiece or talking point. Nolan built up this explosion for more than half the film, building tensions as to its awesome power and unknown destructive force, etc. He wound me up to expect something amazing out of the final product of their work and when I finally saw the explosion I honestly thought I was being punked. And again, I understand that Nolan wanted to use practical effects and I'm all for practical effects, but he should have known that there's really no way to emulate the sheer power, size and force of an actual nuclear bomb using practical effects. I don't care how many drums of gas you had to ignite, how good your lighting effects are, how much you slow down or reverse the images in the editing room - you will never be able to produce a convincing enough effect. Christopher Nolan delivered BIG in all other aspects (as is his staple) - big personalities and acting, big sound effects, big music, costumes, sets, scenery, etc. I don't think it's out of line to be disappointed by the small scale gas explosion we got when the whole movie is building to that moment. Maybe it's just me but this oversight took me completely out of the movie, it just lost it's credibility for me.
Just a massive let down. All they had to do was jush up the original Trinity footage, here it looks like something from a low budget 90s action movie, it just didn't work.
Man that looked nothing like the world ending nuke just a 10kg bomb man they should of used CGI
ehhh, that explosion looks 10 meters tall
I was disappointed with the explosion. It felt anticlimactic, especially since it was the most anticipated scene of the movie.
Cause it was very very far away from them.
@@everyknow7156 are u high? 🤨
@@adrian333dev yes
To be fair it is from Oppenheimer’s perspective, which he was like 6/10 miles away which people forget
I can't believe people are saying this scene was amazing. That was a slap in the face to the real team behind the manhattan project.
Same here.I am a huge fan of Chris Nolan but this is the worst movie i have ever seen on such topic. Completely underwhelmed.
@@quadaerospacespacecat8061the film is not about the Manhattan project specifically. It is first and foremost a biopic on Oppenheimer’s life.
were you on the real team?
It was a terrible film in general. So boring
The movie isn’t about the trinity test, it’s about Oppenheimer himself on the lead up to the trinity test to the aftermath, not the actual bomb itself. I was a bit underwhelmed on the bomb not going to lie but as someone who worked on visual effects it would be very hard to replicate an actual atomic bomb through CGI and make it look realistic as possible. That’s what Nolan was going for.
このシーンは涙が止まらなかったです。
広島や長崎のことを思い出して
本当に胸が痛みました。
映画も監督も素晴らしかったですが、映画館からの帰り道は
子どもたちの未来と今の現状について考え
足取りが重くなりました。
🫂❤🌏
I'm sorry what happened to your people. It was not right and can never be justified nor forgiven.
@@jimmy_x557I assume you’d say the same to the Chinese and Koreans murdered by the Japanese right?
True but idk man. Obviously innocents dont deserve to get involved but all im saying is the japanese did much worse
@@chrisliu6388So we can say American did worse??
Don’t say that.
If you did'nt notice at 1:07 you can see a wooden plank beeing trown away by the explosion which just betrays the real size of the explosion. Thats a shame given the fact that's the real detonation made a Mushroom cloud the size of the mount Everest. Saying that's i'm disappointed with this scene is an understatment.
And at 1:31 The explosion is just played backward. Are you serious ? I'm not telling that cgi was absolutely needed but this is not good work right there.
Womp Womp
yes imho it was a bit dissapointing. BUT, that was probably the real size of the real first explosion. the bomb was very small compared to the original fat man..
can you imagine being there in hiroshima?? I dread to just think of it.. poor people were instantly burned, woman children.. I do hope we humans will solve our issues with talking because we have the capability to solve it with force easily for decades now..
@@ehudv9276 this is not even remotely close to anything like even the smallest nuke. The shot where it first goes off looks like a propane bottle was exploded lmao.
@@ehudv9276la prueba de Trinity fue más grande que la bomba de Hiroshima
@@BenjaminsSalgado4120
I've just checked it and you are right, more than 1.5 times than the Hiroshima bomb..
I didn't know that, thank you for correcting me. This is actually crazy to think about..
Also this means that the movie was no way close to reality. a weird decision..
Everyone there knew that they changed the world...forever
When I saw this scene, I was like “Yep this is winning Best Picture at the Oscars next year!”
because you knew at some level that if it didn't win, Rufus the demon core was going to respond to that.
And it did!
I was baffled by this scene. It looks like they blew up a kids cubby house with a couple of cans of gasoline.
@@Ben-pd2bx Of course it would, it's the kind of benign, boring, braindead entertainment people want. Loud music. Pretty explosions. Cillian Eye Candy. But showed nothing of the human toll of Oppenheimer's work - something you'd think people would be quick to remember. Over 100,000 dead in the blink of an eye, children burning alive. But oh well, that would have been disturbing I guess - reality often is. I have never seen a movie propose so much about the universe and one man's work without even bothering to show the end results of it.
@@ko7577 And you seemed to care enough to comment on my other comment then delete it 🤷♂
I legit think this is so mid. You can clearly see that the explosion is small, you can see the trelice of the house the bomb where built in. In real life, in the photo they took picoseconds after the explosion you can see that house were already engolfed in a ball of plasma as hot as the sun's core. But here we get a slow motion shot of 5 barrels of gasoline exploding. When the slow mo guys do a slow motion explosion it looks more menacing than this. The editing too is questionable, the lights flicker strangely and the scale of the whole thing is so small... I think that if Nolan wanted to do only practical, he shouldve honestly just shown a bright light and the reactions of the characters. Like, an uninterrupted shot of Cilliian, than reset and another character, then reset and another character, and so on. Or recreated it in CG, with new perspectives, abstract shots of the quantum reaction, splicing it with the real test footage or something.
Great scene with emotion and tension, but quite underwhelming visually. I know and understand Nolan doesn't want to put CGI in his films, but, well, that's clearly not a nuclear explosion and doesn't even look "apocalyptic."
"and now I've become death, destroyer of worlds"
honestly i don't like the explosion its just another gasoline explosion. it looses its scale and breaks the immersion of this being the most powerfull bomb created to that date. It was so anticlimatic and nothing poetic about it
That was a disapointing explosion 😂
Not too worried about the practical effects of the bomb, this scene and scenes before with the buildup of the test are BEYOND Oscar worthy
Eh. I finally saw the film and was pretty underwhelmed, on the whole. Nolan always makes movies I think I'll love, and then he sorta does these very pedestrian versions of what I hoped for. This was... fine. A historical reenactment with nice production values.
No wonder the soundtrack won, the music builds tension perfectly
@@Ben-pd2bx I love history and I kind of knew this would be a long talking film since it's a biopic but it was right up my alley. I can see how from all his other films how people were expecting something different, but I knew there was only so much action type sequences there could be about his life. Being a history buff tho, this movie felt like it flew by with all the info they were giving.
@@SimpleJackPC I didn't want action. I actually think the one thing that would have really improved the detonation scene would have been not seeing the fireball at all. I just thought Nolan's view of the story kind of missed the mark, which I often think with him. He spends most of the movie focusing on how Oppenheimer was targeted for his links to Communism, which is possibly the least interesting thing about the man's life. I wanted more science, more appreciation for what they accomplished, more humanity, better character development for the supporting characters. There's just a big ice wall with Nolan, I find. He can't ever seem to get across it.
Well, the parts you can hear over the music
This was by far one of the best cinema experiences ive ever had
Bad choice to avoid cgi
No,, i'm glad Chris Nolan pushes back on this issue. The use of CGI is becoming too ubiquitous and films are starting to look flat and similar. Nolan and his crew fashioned their own mushroom cloud using practical techniques.
CGI would have completely voided the entire point of the film, and this moment. Imagine building up for an hour and 58 minutes, talking about the atomic world, imagining a vast furnace in outer space, fire and density, gravity, real explosions…. just to then play it safe with CGI. Nope. Nolan and Hoyt shot REAL fire, the stuff of Oppie’s early nightmares, something no amount of CGI could replicate. And it exists on real IMAX 70mm film. It’s literally about as real as it gets.
Real schmeal, this looked lame. It's an atom bomb, the whole reason the film was even shot. And the bomb looked like a cruise missile explosion with some fire added. No shockwave or anything impactful like that. CGI nowadays looks incredible especially if you can spend a big part of your budget making that the only CGI scene. You can't capture the power of an atom bomb if you don't film a real one going off. Very underwhelming.
@@ckboy221 Hahha I thought it was a failed test. Amateur videos shot from a real atomb bomb are all over youtube and make much more impact, I cant believe this tbh. Come on guys, this wasnt impressive.
@@cherylhulting1301I was expecting a nuclear explosion, and as well made as the scene was a big pile of tnt just isn’t the same thing
Mass converted into energy ❤
This was the first time I ever saw a movie in a theater that would later eventually win Best Picture at the Oscars
I'm feels so sorry for the people who watch it on cinema, waiting to experience the climax of the movie, expecting majestic very realistic atomic explosion, and what the saw was only gasoline explosion, underwhelming even by Michael bay standard
This scene is beautiful. Nuclear reaction is just a physical phenomenon and it's not politics. Truly simply beautiful.
There's a big red circle on the Japanese national flag and it represents the Sun which is basically a big nuclear reactor. And that's beautiful.
Oh BTW I'm a Japanese.
That did NOT look like an atomic bomb AT ALL
Oppenheimer expressed that he saw it as just a bomb at the time. Do you have to put this into words to understand?
Watching this back, this was the smallest most underwhelming bullish excuse for an atomic bomb explosion anyone has ever seen. I mean seriously the actual explosion is beyond miserable.
The whole movie was like that. Big proposals about the universe, dead flat nothing to say about it in the end. They show a test here but fail to show the true end results of the atomic bomb. Guess that would have upset sponsors to show something that horrific. Oh well, it has everything a movie needs these days: Pretty eye candy in the lead, loud thundering music, and beautiful explosions that don't take out 100,000 people.
The longest and most terrifying 45 seconds of my life.
Most underwhelming scene in a long long time. I really thought the bang would absolutely shock us, I thought the explosion would be incredibly huge. Instead it looked like a gas station explosion in a 80s action flick. What a letdown
Agreed
Whatever but this doesn't looks like a nuke explosion !...Should have used real footages
Definitely not regretting my IMAX 1.43 ratio ticket for this masterpiece!
I’m no filmmaker but should’ve just had a bright white screen and used sound to convey the terror, followed by dark silence without theater lights. Anticipation and tension was perfect, not like you would see a blast in real life.
This scene gave me chills. Actual chills.
I am become death, destroyer of worlds…
A universal experience we all had watching this was... "wait what? What happened to the sound?" And I love it
Yeah, its also really cool, because of how far away they were it would take quite a whilr for sound to arrive at where they were so it would be dead silent for a good long few seconds
I’ll never forget the imax experience and the way how my heart was pounding
Ludwig Goransson score, the sound effects, cinematography, performances and direction, top notch.
The dead silence on the explosion, genius
"A month of my salary againts ten bucks says it lights."
1:15 can't believe even christopher nolan is in movie
The second biggest rated r movie is this that’s crazy
What’s the first?
this is the moment Oppenheimer became death, the destroyer of worlds.
Simply Cinematic Representation of *Light Travel Faster Than Sound* 💥⚡🔥
Great movie, but honestly I found the blast underwhelming. I understand that Nolan likes to do things practically, but I think CGI was called for here. Nuclear blasts have a very distinctive look that is missing here. True, the Gadget was nothing special compared to something like Ivy Mike, but 21 KT is still nothing like what you see in the movie.
Sequel: The soviet scientist who created Tsar Bomba
He tsar bomba wasn’t impressive, it was just super large
"И когда 1000 Солнц разом вспыхнут на небе
Человек станет Смертью, угрозой Земле"
сс индийский эпос.
The most terrifying and beautiful thing humans have ever created.
Yes, i hope we will never have to see its power ever again
I remember watching this in theaters. Complete silence. Very suspenseful
I think it was very meaningful for Nolan to film in New Mexico because he's a big fan of The Man Who Fell To Earth, which takes place in New Mexico.
Is this how it actually looks in the movie? This looks barely 100 feet high!
この爆発の映像の後、長い静寂（音は光よりだいぶ遅れてくる）があり、
その後に来る爆発音が凄いんだけどな…。
映画館で観て体感するべきだ。
This scene is a masterpiece of cinema but I do have one critique. I would’ve made it brighter. The atomic bomb is so powerful it would’ve turn night to day in an instant, the sky would’ve gone from dark black to blue real quick.
I don't know why, but this scene made me tear up.
I found it hillarious that the movie has a lot of casts and even cameos of some famous stars but Josh Peck out of people was the one who pressed the button
Btw he didn't press it because thats the abort button. He was there to abort the detonation if it looked like it wasn't charging enough.
How does OP's incorrect comment have 18 likes, and your correct one only 1? Lol?
@@Daiin0
@@Daiin0 I swear, "Josh pushed the button" has become the latest "Play it again, Sam" of the cinema world.
These things are hard in your heart
The music in this scene is beyond impressive.
you guys cut the best part wtf
The explosion itself was underwhelming IMHO. But the silence of the scene spoke volumes.
Brighter than a thousand Suns
Should’ve gone with CGI. That blast is in no way nuclear-like
Imagine being the guy who got to countdown which potentially could’ve been the end of the world…
They should have extended and enhanced the actual footage.
Might have been a first in cinema.
That, ladies and gentlemen, is called sound design
On that very moment humanity was doomed.
“Oh it’s beautiful”
-Director Krennic
It's taling home Best Picture tonight baby!!!🔥🔥🔥💣💣💣
Now I am become death the destroyer of worlds
Even the shockwave was lame af, literally looked like a guy standing off camera tossing a handful of dirt at the actors.
Seeing Josh Peck in glorious IMAX is something I never thought would happen...
The people complaining about the explosion not being good enough clearly didn’t get what the film was ACTUALLY about
This has got to be Megan's biggest prank yet🤣🤣🤣🤣
That shot at 1:40 apparently didn’t count for some people as a nuclear explosion
What the zoomed in wall of fire weve seen in movies since the 80's? Yeah, it doesnt.
I think the explosion looked bad, but thats really the only negative thing i have to say about the movie, and its such a small thing that doesnt take away from the story or my enjoyment at all, love it
Atomic: press me Josh, press me!!!
Josh: IM PRESSING IT!!
Josh sees the bomb: "It's spherical!"
This was mesmerising to watch in IMAX. The deafening silence of the explosion followed by the gargantuan sound of the explosion. Simply amazing.
Never felt so anxious in a movie scene. Seeing this in imax was special behind words.
Thank you Nolan!
Why? This was not the end result of the atomic bomb. To have shown that, Nolan would have had to upset the kindergarten by showing what the two atomic bombs looked like when dropped on human flesh in Japan. So they settled for pretty fireworks here. I have never in my life seen a movie this shallow.
And now I have become death. The destroyer of worlds.
Glad to see Josh moved up from equipment manager
The scilence between the music stops and the sound wave came is so scarry
Man. Am I the only one underwhelmed lol. I get the film is more about the man.. but I really wish they showed the full power of it through the explosion and not just mental anguish and doom..
Oppenheimer was looking down just like everybody else, next to his brother Frank.
"There was supposed to be a ka-boom! A big, earth-shattering ka-boom!"
Now Oppenheimer Have Become
Death, The Destroyer Of Worlds.
So what do you want "let him destroy"
Even in the phone screen, I'm blinking... 😢😢😢😢😢😢
okay so is it supposed to look like that its so small barely should be a bomb