And thus, the speech of Oppenheimer's 'Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds' is more apparent. If you've watched his interview, you can see a soulless man behind his eyes. He knows exactly what we're capable of.
Murphy has been loyal to Nolan for nearly two decades. It's about time he was given his own film. This might just be the film that gets both these men their respective Oscars. No more than they deserve. Can't wait for this. One of those rare moments where I called it correctly. I'm so glad they won. Well deserved. Also, my boy RDJ got his Oscar, too. Icing on top of a delicious cake 🎂
@@JohnWayne-ox4re cuz pretty much every film he makes has more spectacle than substance. There is a reason people often refer to his work as clinical. The last time he tried to do emotion was in interstellar and they called it goofy af
I hope Cillian gets to deliver the iconic "destroyer of worlds" speech: "We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried. Most people were silent" etc. etc. Fantastic haunting speech to this day (Edit) All the people feeling the need to say "Oppenheimer didn't come up with that, he was quoting from Hindu Scripture!", duh! He literally says that before he quotes it in the original audio.
I have a feeling this will probably be at the very end of the film, but I firmly believe it will be in the movie at some point. It would be criminal not to have it
was this movie made by THE PROUD BOYS , where are the black actors , any people of color ?? not even a lesbian ? the Oscar for the most RACIST movie ever made goes to Christopher Nolan
Cillian Murphy is giving me chills from the trailer alone. Anyone who’s seen Peaky Blinders, or really any of his roles, knows he has unbelievable chops.
Cillian Murphy is perfect for this role, he's one of the greatest actors ever at showing the intensity and the inner demons of characters. He has Oppenheimer's mannerisms, body language, tone, and physical stature down perfectly.
He is one of the best actors that nobody knows his name. I have never seen him in a bad movie or even if a bad movie, he is great in it and makes it better.
Man, I hope Cillian gets that well-deserved Oscar for this, from 28 days later to peaky Blinders and amd everything in between and now a movie that might push him to that recognition. One of the greatest actors in the last 20 years.
Geiger counter! From the Wikipedia page about the inventor: "Geiger endured the Battle of Berlin and subsequent Soviet occupation in April/May 1945. A couple of months later he moved to Potsdam, dying there two months after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan." Well that's an uncertain time to leave this world.
"Until somebody builds a bigger bomb." I love that the line seems to be given in nonchalance, a passing comment, and yet at the same time it strikes true like an arrow through the chest. Be it the audience or Oppenheimer himself realizing that this bomb is not the end, but the beginning of a chain of competition to see who can be more destructive, who can take away the most lives with the push of a button.
@@me.thedarkknight He had to endure a "trial" that was billed as a hearing, and which resulted in having his security clearance revoked. Accused of having Communist friends, like every other liberal free thinker had in those days. A disgraceful display of "Red Scare" paranoia...
Okay but this cast is absolutely mind boggling. I love that he sticks with his friends for nearly every movie, but wow, this is just insane. I can’t wait to see this
Cillian is one of the greats of this generation. He looks utterly transformed, physically but also the mannerisms are so on-point. Even just the eyes...This is gonna be spectacular.
This is honestly one of the best trailers I’ve ever watched. Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, and an awesome cast behind them. Fingers crossed that the movie lives up to this trailer.
@@sksksksksk7458 god I hope it goes off. As a Usher at a movie theater I want y’all to show up. Show Hollywood why they need to keep politics out and woke nonsense. Show love to Nolan on a patriotic movie filled with success and trauma. Christoper Nolan is the opposite of Hollywood and that’s why customers need to show just why Hollywood is falling apart. You did it with Top Gun Maverick. Lets do it again
You know christopher nolan has pretty much done a lot for the most in genres. Science fiction, Spy thriller, Espionage, Mystery, Thriller, Drama, Superhero, War, now a biopic. It be cool to see him do a medieval or fantasy film
One of the best crafted and made movies in years. It may not be your cup of tea but you can’t say it’s a bad movie. On all levels it excels beyond everything else in Hollywood
My grandpa was on a navy ship back when the military was doing nuclear testing on our own soldiers. Him and everybody else aboard was awoken early one morning, given special eye-protection and told to stand on the starboard side and look to the horizon. He said even wearing the eye-protection, the light from the initial flash was so bright, that when he shielded his eyes with his hand, he could see the bones in his fingers through his skin. My grandpa died of cancer, though it's fair to mention he was also an asbestos installer after his time in the military until that was phased out. Didn't really stand a chance to avoid the cancer, really.
02:31 That shift in tone as the realization of what has just been accomplished kicks in and what this could potentially mean for mankind. Captured only through his facial expressions over a few seconds. The look of absolute horror.
@@alexiaNBC One of the most famous examples of Manhattan Project scientists’ moral conflicts is J. Robert Oppenheimer’s invocation of lines from the Bhagavad Gita to describe the reaction to the Trinity Test: “We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried, most people were silent. I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture the Bhagavad Gita. Vishnu is trying to persuade the prince that he should do his duty and, to impress him, takes on his multi-armed form and says ‘Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.’ I supposed we all felt that, one way or another.”
Watched this movie on a carnival cruise, laying on the pools chairs that over looked the pool obviously and the big movie screen.the movie started at 1230am, so it was really dark, and there was a light mist of rain the entire time. Such a incredible experience man, loved this movie. My next cruise will be timed with the release of some fire movies, specifically because of how good this viewing was.
Lol. Cruises are lame to begin with. Just travel somewhere. Why stay trapped on a ship. But if your gonna trap yourself on a ship at least stay away from a damn screen. Come on man
@@adammonahan687 well to be fair that cruise was the most traveling I ever did, saw some 3rd world countries and drank a l there (I’m 20 drinking age is 18) the movies were just extra. Go on a cruise, you won’t regret it. The only shitty part tbh is the lines, long lines just to eat and if your a pot head, like me, your gonna have a hard first few days without any since that shit is federally illegal
This film looks absolutely unreal. Cillian Murphy is so talented and expresses Oppenheimer's discomfort with the Manhattan project so perfectly. Cannot wait to see this in IMAX. This could very easily be my favorite movie this year
I think it's going to be a big flopped on box-office and it is just another whiteman movie to show their savageness on screen , but ignoring all the facts that this psychopath killed thousands of innocent people on earth, may god never give this devil peace
Oppenheimer was often plagued with bouts of depression; Cillian has an exceptional keenness for embodying the qualities of depression on screen and emotionally displaying it. I am sure he will have an outstanding portrayal of him
I mean, to be honest, I would have depression if I created the means for the human race to kill themselves via bombs out of spite towards another country.
In retrospect he was pretty ignorant because the Germans were never going to make a nuke due to all the resources needed. Germany at the time was a beat dog waiting for the Russians to beat them down into submission.
Calling all Spiderlings and Nolan cultists, the victory of Spiderverse, Oppenheimer, Suzume and Ghibli's How Do You Live in the Oscars, Golden Globes and Emmy's are guaranteed. Gather, Rejoice and sabotage Wish, Elemental, Barbie and Kraken by review bombing those films so that they will flop. Make sure Disney will shutdown on their 100th anniversary so that this year will be a year that they will remember. Now go forth!!!!
He doesn't even know how to act enthusiastic There are actors who pretty much morph into their character. Cilian Murphy is a great actor, but not even close to the greats
The silence during the bomb was completely surprising. I think it was genius. Not only did it mirror the quiet they were actually experiencing, but they were horrifyingly surprised in that moment too. It actually served the uncomfortable tension of the moment far better than an MCU explosion for the 10 millionth time.
It was striking that in a packed modern theatre, there was total silence in the audience for that long sequence. I agree it was a brilliant choice - one of many.
A man so driven by his ambitions only to be destroyed by his accomplishments. Oppenheimer deserves to be heard more than anyone, I'm glad it's finally here, and I'm glad it's Nolan that's telling it.
Yeah, no, the real story is a lot simpler. Oppenheimer made a big act about it because he wanted to be remembered as "the guy" that did it, even though there were a lot of other people with just as much contribution. J. Oppenheimer: "I dedicated years to willingly helped invent the most destructive weapon on Earth and now I feel bad about it how could this happen to me AAAAHHH I have become deatheriono! Mr. President, I have blood on my hands. It turns out Project Jap-nuker 15000 tons of TNT in a box was a weapon of terror, not a resolver of peace!" Truman: "Never come back into my office ever again you stupid fucking nerd." Oppenheimer knew exactly what he was doing, he did an act specifically so he would be remembered for it. He had zero regrets behind those fake tears.
it was a race against the germans, they wanted heavy water from norway in order to develop their own. I dont think his ambitions were scientific moreso existential. The irony is that the war with germany was over before they developed it and was dropped on japan instead who had no weapons program
What do you think has prevented world War 3,4,5,6 from happening? The nukes did establish unseen peace. And if will still last quite a while. Oppenheimer helped kill thousands and save billions, he was just more focused on the formal
You mean Nolan? Well, he doesn't rehashes old content, doesn't cast actors due to diversity quotas, doesn't force modern politics into historical drama or fiction. So essentially he is the opposite of woke hollywood.
If you ever have regrets, just imagine being this man. Being a scientist as important as Oppenheimer is a blessing and a curse. You make humanity evolve but also at the same time you give them something to destroy themselves.
Mankind would manage that even without him. Besides, the atomic bomb has prevented a third world war which would have cost even more lives than the second.
Then the guy was harassed by the US government, McCarthy, and his goons for the rest of his life for criticizing the US's constant escalation of deadly weapons. FBI did the same with Einstein and would have probably blacklisted him if not for his popularity.
I loved the part when Thomas Shelby retired from his life as a Peaky Blinder and moved to the US to make a nuke with Einstein. One of the greatest moments in cinema history.
I work the night shift, and you've reminded me that it's already July 20 here. I went to see Oppenheimer before going to work. It was amazing. I want to experience it again.
Lockhart lost his memory so badly that he travelled back in time and reformed his ways inadvertently, becoming one of the greatest scientists of all time
So many talented actors in one film. I just can’t wait to see this. It gives me chills. Another piece of Nolan art - meant for his canvas: The Big Screen!
It never fails to amaze me how Christopher Nolan, even without attending film school, manages to create such unique, outstanding, pieces of art and become one of the best directors of all time.
@pafu015No…… they didn’t, the government would not give the most deadly and powerful weapon known to man to a filmmaker, look it up they actually didnt
Oppenheimer, Einstein, Heisenberg, Bohr, and Feynman. Nolanın yay blokbasterində bu vaxta qədərki ən böyük və nüfuzlu filimlərindən biridir. Film başdan sona izləyicinin özünə bağlayır Hər kəsin baxmasını tövsiyə edəcəyim bir filimdir!
2:43 From the threat of the Nazis to a circumference around the city of Moscow really heightens the tension of the Cold War..a sheer pure genius from those who put together a trailer for this Nolan Epic.
I think it is more about when the nazis had encircled Moscow before the freezing cold started and before Stalin finally sended the special cold units from Siberia, people forget that nazis were a few miles short of getting from the kremlin I think it shows the high stakes because those were the dates around when NM project started I 1941-1942
After seeing the Nazis push through Russia like it was nothing I'm guessing the thought of Moscow being bombed might have played a roll with the first bombs.. let's be real tho, the Russian counter offenseof ww2 is the still greatest of all time. A literal meat grinder.
Wonder if they are gonna show McCarthy's goons harassing him, Einstein, and many many others for daring to speak against the US's further insane escalation of destructive weapons after Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The speech scene was absolutely terrifying and the way the tension builds in 15-20 minutes before the bomb goes off and then complete silence, Nolan is a genius filmmaker. Also there were many scenes where music is used to dial up the tension and the background score is absolutely haunting and bone chilling to say the least.
Anytime the background started shaking I knew I was gonna see something horrific. This film is a classic Nolan spectacle that left me utterly depressed in the *best* way
I was caught COMPLETELY off guard when it was pure silence and the fire mushroom cloud rising before the cinema erupted in a mighty crack. This was definitely intentional because I remember Interstellar being the complete OPPOSITE, where Mann blows the airlock and there's a mighty bang before silence.
Finally watched it! What can I say. Outstanding 5* It truly deserved every single award it won. An incredibly thought provoking factual drama that makes one really fear what once again could become a reality. And instead of blaming the scientists who were instructed to create a destruction on a scale that the world had never witnessed and an event which changed history, blame the politicians who commanded it. One must bare in mind that the war in the Europe had concluded when Germany surrendered on 8 May 1945. So was it necessary for the United States to detonate two atomic bombs over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which killed between 129,000 and 226,000 people? . The subsequent trials and persecution of individuals that unfolded during the McCarthy years, whilst spreading fear of alleged communist and Soviet influence on American institutions and of Soviet espionage in the United States, blaming the very man they had previously anointed as their Saviour, is hypocrisy at its best. There is not one performance in it that was not truly convincing or mesmorisimg. This is the realisation that cinema, when told so brilliantly is a true form of art. Oppenheimer shatters the glass ceiling for any future film maker or actor. Be warned it’s long, but it never ever loses your attention. And that for me is a true reflection of perfection. I highly recommend it.
Let's all give a shout to Christian Bale. Even the trailer shows how well he coped with the role of the atomic bomb. another incredible transformation for the sake of the role.
@8866 Panda Thank you so very much for sharing this incredible account. May God bless your father and all the other victims of such indefensible evil and unspeakable horror. I encourage you to continue sharing it, for words are incredibly powerful. It has been quite some time since anything I've read has moved me to tears, and this did. Merely knowing about the power or capacity of the bomb is not enough to fully or adequately appreciate just how heinous and wicked its use was. Reading this vivid and powerful account had a much, much greater impact and left a far deeper impression.
@@HipsterBrooo Get over yourself. Oppenheimer didn't say this until an interview much later. It's a fairly inconsequential quotation that everybody remembers him for, but it pales in the face of what he -- and all the other scientists -- actually DID: They insisted on creating the Atomic Energy Commission to prevent the bomb from becoming the exclusive toy of the US military.
@@robertmorris8997 well yes I have I believe that’s what the film will be about the Manhattan project and how it led to the development of nuclear weapon
I'll reserve judgment until I see the movie. My father worked on the project, and yes, they really were uncertain if their invention would destroy the world. Dad was kept in the dark about what he was headed for until he got there. They just gave him a bunch of intelligence tests, combed over his educational background, grilled him about every person he knew, and put him on trains that went all over the country until he had no idea where he was. They trucked him up a steep mountain at oh-dark-hundred to a muddy, unfinished set of barracks. He started out in explosives, shunted over to the trigger problem, worked briefly with the guys tickling the dragon's tail, and then the big guys found out he was a good writer. So they gave him keys to the whole project and said "write up our history please." Too bad Chris Nolan never approached us. The only person I'm aware was interested in what my dad had to say was a philatelist who discovered he was the guy who collected Russian stamps and drove the mail screeners crazy.
Best Picture Best Director Best Actor Best Supporting Actor Best Original Score Best Cinematography Best Editing Congratulations to the Oppenheimer team for your historic Oscar win especially Christopher Nolan who FINALLY got his win 🙌
We don't believe that this movie get Oscar.... nowadays in India lots off movies have excellent acting but no movie can get Oscar because these movies makers not an Hollywood star that's why these movies not get Oscar......shame on you all Oscar committee for giving Oscar of this movie
yea, it sounds like marching of soldiers, but also the clanking of these machines they used. the music itself also is amazing in my opinion. it is constantly very minor, so melancholic, but then has one chord which uplifts it all and makes it feel optimistic
Yahudi propagandacısı Nolan, hiç bir şekilde insanlığın katili olduğunu itiraf eden Oppenheimer’ı masum gösteremez. "Ben artık dünyaları yıkan ölümün kendisiyim. " (Robert Oppenheimer/ Fizikçi) (Test amaçlı İlk atom bombası patlatıldıktan sekiz saniye sonrasında söylediği söz)
The cinematography, the dialogues, and Ludwig Goransson's score, this is gonna be phenomenal! The addition of a Geiger counter noise in the trailer, is so haunting. Can't wait! Also, I hope they kept the Bhagavad Gita quote in the film, like the real interview.
This is one of the best trailers I’ve ever seen. The way it lulls you into complacency, with the impression that you’re looking at one type of movie, only to punch you in the gut during the last 10-15 seconds is really remarkable. And perfectly reflective of the actual story of Oppenheimer and the atomic bomb.
I feel like all of the trailers were doing it. Until this trailer came out, they always had the tone of the basic Oscar bait bio pic drama. Here they do the same until the end when they show what the movie is actually about
2:45 Oppenheimer’s life is actually quite sad and inspiring, he realized just what he had created but by then it was too late, many say he is the one that made the weapon that can end the world but even if he had not made the weapon other countries would have developed it regardless
I wouldn't doubt that someone else would've made it, especially considering anthropological evidence of societies independently developing things like language
That's absolutely correct Iron. It was inevitable. We discovered the radioactive materials, and the idea of how to use it was known. We just didn't know how yet. Somebody would have figured it out. Sadly, that's the human condition. What should have been a boon for humanity with this technology, what's the first thing we do???? Build a F***EN Bomb. What's the first thing we are doing with AI Technology? Use it for Deep Fakes, and $$$ scams. Yikes!
It's not so simple. Explaining that someone else would do it anyway is morally VERY dangerous. Could the killer of Lincoln justify himself by saying that someone else could have killed Lincoln anyway? Edit: I didn't want to say that Oppenheimer = the killer of Lincoln. I wanted to show how dangerous it is to say that you shouldn't have any remorse if you can justify your bad action by saying that someone else would do it anyway. You can't be 100% sure that someone else would successfully build an atomic bomb + the person who did it is YOU. There are situations where you can be almost 100% sure that someone else would do that anyway, but it's still important what you did to prevent them if you could somehow. In that situation there would be higher chance that the atomic wouldn't be created or would be created at slower pace if he didn't participate in the Manhattan Project. (of course you are not responsible for the entire world). And now for people who still thinks that the fact that you did something bad or you didn't do something good doesn't matter if someone else would do that anyway. So now let's go in the opposite direction. If you were a German soldier (let's assume a low rank) during WW2 and you helped the Jews, can you say that your actions make no sense because millions of Jews will die anyway, there is a good chance that those you have hidden will be shot too, and if that happens, you might die as well? NO, because maybe they won't find them, maybe there will be more people like you and maybe it will have some impact on the world. Plus, it's what YOU could have done that counts. You did as much as you could and it's NOT that important whether you DEFINITELY succeed, because the most important thing is ACTIONS. As a single entity, we don't have influence on every event in the world, but this definitely does not mean that our actions don't make sense when they may fail, it is important with what attitude and commitment we do them.
@@KoczulMoczulhat’s a false equivalence. Killing someone versus creating something are two completely different things. Especially when much of the world is motivated to created something as desirable as a more effective energy source, and weapons.
"Oppenheimer when he went into Truman's Office with Dean Acheson said to the latter, wringing his hands:"I have blood on my hands". Truman later said to Acheson: "Never bring that fucking cretin in here again. He didn't drop the bomb. I did. That kind of weepiness makes me sick." Source: Jean-Jacques Salomon Science et Politique (1970) - * History in Quotations, Page 882
This could be one the best films ever made. A fantastic cast, a highly talented writer/director and a story both familiar and almost completely alien to the vast majority of humanity. I’m very much looking forward to seeing this.
Matt Damon as General Groves? I dont think thats a very good choice. Tom Hardy would be better. Matt Damon will be too distracting since hes the Bourne Identitiy guy
@@Anghroth Yes, sad but true! Decades ago 'Progressives' took over Public Education and Mainstream Media. We have been dumbed-down to moron level, and thus are effortlessly manipulated and controlled. It's ALL by design!
Well they tell a version of the story never the actual truth. It was the British who first conceived of the Atomic bomb and had, at the time almost the entire worlds supply of Uranium. After realising they wouldn't have the resources to finish the project without the Axis discovering they handed everything they had over to the Americans as an incentive to join the war.
As someone with pretty severe ADHD, the fact that I sat in the IMAX with rapt attention never looking away from the screen speaks volumes. A brilliant movie.
I have ADHD and one of my symptoms/superpowers is I can sit still for hours staring at nothing but a wall. And not get bored or tired. It has allowed me to have a deep meditation practice where I have had an experience of God. Not sure what type of ADHD you have??🤔
I've never been so happy for some actor than Cillian murphy now. I ve been admiring his work his passion for acting for so long now and I always knew he is one of the greatest actors of this era and now the whole world is going to witness this. He is going to have what he deserves for so long... He is amazing. He is phenomenal
Gave me goosebumps seeing Robert Dowey Jr. Does any one recognized him. And a glimpse of Albert Einstein . I mean literally oscars are waiting for this masterpiece. Nolan at his best.
Did you know that before the Manhattan project was finished there was supposed to be an invasion of mainland Japan codenamed Operation Downfall to take place in 1946, It was going to be larger than D Day in Normandy which in comparison had 12 divisions where Downfall had twice the number.
I went on this wonderful movie in cinema. I am still shocked. This film is amazing. Acting, shooting, music and everything that you can find. This is the best movie in the last several years that I have seen in cinema. It is really mind-blowing. Thank you to everyone who made this movie possible and for not letting this history die, because it's vital to remember the past.
Oppie literally risked the literal destruction of the whole world with one bomb test and realized it would actually happen as a result of the nuclear arms race meaning with many bombs. Meaning nuclear war. If there was more irony in a movie you haven’t seen it yet. And yet you literally haven’t seen it.
From the all-star cast to legendary directing, this movie will be a masterpiece in every aspect. This trailer alone deserves an Oscar - bravo Nolan and company.
Yahudi propagandacısı Nolan, hiç bir şekilde insanlığın katili olduğunu itiraf eden Oppenheimer’ı masum gösteremez. "Ben artık dünyaları yıkan ölümün kendisiyim. " (Robert Oppenheimer/ Fizikçi) (Test amaçlı İlk atom bombası patlatıldıktan sekiz saniye sonrasında söylediği söz)
Nolan is my favorite director of all time, but i'm afraid this might fall a bit flat, just like Dunkirk did. The fundamental issue here is that we know the outcome. What makes Nolan's movies so special is how well the story is crafted and how the viewer needs to piece the puzzle to figure out the ending. Hope i'm wrong but i'm definitely keeping my expectations low for this one.
I was supposed to watch this with my uncle, who taught me everything about Oppenheimer, his team, and the Manhattan Project. I grew to love knowing anything about those things. I was so happy when they announced that it's going to be a movie. Unfortunately, my uncle passed away last March, and I'll be watching this alone now.
Saw this in cinemas. As a Nolan fan I have to say this movie blew me away. The scenes running up to the atom bomb was gripping. This movie is Christopher Nolan at his very best.
I just watched it at the imax and masterpiece doesn’t do it justice. That explosion scene….. I think Nolan is a genius filmmaker. I’m predicting that Cillian and Robert Downey Jr will win Oscars.
Deluded. I watched Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb by Stanley Kubrick years ago. That build your approach and perspective on war, ideology and myths, especially nationalist myths. Then you need to investigate and interrogate history. Personally, mediocre American and British professors taught me ‘history’ of the US and Britain. I learnt history when I began to question what I was taught and after university.
The Geiger counter ticking sound never fails to give me chills down my spine. Can't wait for this masterpiece to be presented on the big screen. *O P P E N H E I M E R*
Hope Matt Damon doesn't ruin this with his over eager acting. His Interstellar character suited his limited skills, but doubt this does. Branagh looked perfect. Cylian great as usual. Downey owned the trailer.
Totally agree. I've seen Cillian in a quite few movies and always wondered why he hasn't received MORE recognition. He deserves it. Hopefully, this time around? Good to see that Chris Nolan is utilizing his talents. He proved himself in 'Inception' and both of the Dark Knight movies he was in, even though his role was a small one in 'The Dark Knight Rises'.
Not after this he won’t be! From all the reviews coming out he’s almost certain to get an Oscar nomination, at least! So proud of Cillian - from my home city of Cork 🇮🇪
I just came here to let you all know that this movie is a trip if you watch it high as hell. I was only 10 mins in when that first trip of a scene that came on with those sounds and if you seen this movie you know what I'm talking about. It was just a trip to watch. It is a good movie
Oppenheimer is one of the best films I’ve ever seen. From the star studded cast of actors and their respective performances, to the cinematography, score, sound design, and plot Chistopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, Matt Damon and Robert Downey Jr all delivered and then some. If you love history or just movies in general, go see this in your nearest IMAX theater as soon as possible.
Cillian Murphy is one of the greatest actors of this generation. If I knew nothing else about this film, I'd go see it on the strength of his talent alone.
My god, Cillian's voice is stunning. It sounds frighteningly live Oppenheimer's. How does he do that? He bends his voice so well to any role. He's so underappreciated as an actor and I hope he shines bright in this movie.
@@seaque. There's a difference between Adam Sandler acting in grown ups 2 and Leonardo DiCaprio acting in the revenant. Good acting is often very impressive.
I’m Japanese. Today I heard the news that Oppenheimer will be released in 2024 in Japan. As a descendant of victim who died in Hiroshima on that day This movie means a lot to me and my family. I’m really happy with this great decision. This movie would be controversial but it is really worthy of watching for especially every Japanese. P.S I wish that Hiroshima and Nagasaki will continue to be only places where atomic bomb was dropped. No wars in everywhere ❤❤❤
So I remember they were separating ppl that were showing radiation on them. What happened to those ppl do you know? Americans never heard what happened
No every child needs to learn about history .. the atom was split cos of Scientists like sir Ernst ruthordford who was from New Zealand .,ask if he had regrets ..he reply yes I wish I never help the Americans with a nuclear bomb
Oppenheimer, Einstein, Heisenberg, Bohr, and Feynman. Some of greatest and most influential physicists of all time, in a summer blockbuster by Nolan!
Oy vey!
You left out the most important one... Enrico Fermi. He actually designed the fcking thing but Nolan chose to credit Oppenheimer... whatever.
@@Crismuscle e world's first nuclear reactor
@@CrismuscleAnd Klaus Fuchs!
F them all, world was better off without em
"You're the man who gave them the power to destroy themselves... and the world is not prepared" - this wasn't just a dialogue, it was a Prophecy!!! 🔥
@@theshadow7201 that's exactly what gives it meaning
That is right! one day humanity will destroy itself. Possession to self-destruction is in our blood.
And thus, the speech of Oppenheimer's 'Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds' is more apparent. If you've watched his interview, you can see a soulless man behind his eyes. He knows exactly what we're capable of.
Unfortunately if he hadn't done it another person would have done it all the same. It was inevitable
@@theshadow7201 Bruh you've answer the damn question 😂
Murphy has been loyal to Nolan for nearly two decades. It's about time he was given his own film. This might just be the film that gets both these men their respective Oscars. No more than they deserve. Can't wait for this.
One of those rare moments where I called it correctly. I'm so glad they won. Well deserved. Also, my boy RDJ got his Oscar, too. Icing on top of a delicious cake 🎂
He’s always been co star
Nolan has multiple oscars....
@@meekumanu Nolan has no Oscars.
@@mattjns cus he's not woke
@@JohnWayne-ox4re cuz pretty much every film he makes has more spectacle than substance. There is a reason people often refer to his work as clinical. The last time he tried to do emotion was in interstellar and they called it goofy af
16歳日本人です。2回視聴しましたが、まずはそのパワフルな表現や複雑に絡み合う人間のドラマに圧倒され心を惹かれました。音や俳優さんたちの演技も素晴らしく、映画館で見て本当に良かったと思いました。日本国内では日本についての言及が少ないなどと賛否両論あります。しかし、被爆国の立場でしか原爆を見ていなかった私にとって(多くの日本人もそうでしょう)は、発明者の葛藤や苦悩はもちろん、原爆を落としたアメリカ側から物事を見る点においても非常に興味深く、私に新しい視点をくれたと感じました。素晴らしい映画をありがとうございます。
同感です。
文章化できなかった複雑な気持ちを綺麗に表してくれた素敵なコメントに出会えました！
ありがとう！
Thanks for the comments
일본에서 개봉했음? 내가 알기로는 개봉 안한거로 아는데
Appreciate your comphrension of this movie. You're so young and can look at things with such deepth. Great,
貴方は本当に日本人ですか？
I hope Cillian gets to deliver the iconic "destroyer of worlds" speech: "We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried. Most people were silent" etc. etc. Fantastic haunting speech to this day
(Edit) All the people feeling the need to say "Oppenheimer didn't come up with that, he was quoting from Hindu Scripture!", duh! He literally says that before he quotes it in the original audio.
I have a feeling this will probably be at the very end of the film, but I firmly believe it will be in the movie at some point. It would be criminal not to have it
this movie is actually a comedy and they changed the line to "oooops did I do that? *winks at camera and does an innocent shrug*"
I am become Sneed, destroyer of Chuck
@@jordan8056 HES STILL GOT IT‼️ BRAVO NOLAN
That is a speech that will give me chills every time I see it. Would love to see it in movie
Cillian Murphy is literally the perfect cast for this role. This is going to be epic!
was this movie made by THE PROUD BOYS , where are the black actors , any people of color ?? not even a lesbian ? the Oscar for the most RACIST movie ever made goes to Christopher Nolan
Few months back I was thinking the same
Unlike Demon that destroys the movie believability
@@buffnipz booooo! *fart noise* #foh
yeah ive always liked him. im glad he got the leading role in a nolan movie
Cillian Murphy is giving me chills from the trailer alone. Anyone who’s seen Peaky Blinders, or really any of his roles, knows he has unbelievable chops.
He also played the Scarcrow in the dark knight series and absolutely killed it in that role
I know him from 28 Days Later and a movie called Sunshine. Amazing actor!
@@frankrivera4982🙏🏾
I'll miss his accent tho
@@archdogg879 28 days later was amazing.
One thing about Nolan is that he certainly makes sure to have the top notch actors for his movie roles.
Good
Well, imagine having the opportunity to be in a Nolan film. Top notch or not, anyone will accept without even reading the script.
Cillian Murphy is perfect for this role, he's one of the greatest actors ever at showing the intensity and the inner demons of characters. He has Oppenheimer's mannerisms, body language, tone, and physical stature down perfectly.
agreed
"Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds" ~ Oppenheimer quote from Bhagavad Gita during the test.
What is name of this movie pls
ah yes, im sure you know well of oppenheimers mannerisms and body language, you were a dear friends with oppenheimer werent you michael? lmao
He is one of the best actors that nobody knows his name. I have never seen him in a bad movie or even if a bad movie, he is great in it and makes it better.
Man, I hope Cillian gets that well-deserved Oscar for this, from 28 days later to peaky Blinders and amd everything in between and now a movie that might push him to that recognition. One of the greatest actors in the last 20 years.
One of the greatest actors in the last 20 years. LOL
and a humble one too
stretch
He’s not top 5. Just been in good roles
i liked him in "sunshine"
I’m rooting for Cillian’s first oscar! He truly deserves it.
A white man cannot win Oscar anymore. The movie doesn't have enough blacks, asians, trans people
no doubt
absolutely!
They will just give the Oscar to a Transgeneder actor.
@@lookingforwyatteearp3137ahhh u mad
Hats off to all involved in this film. 7 oscars, All well deserved.
Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, a crucial moment in humanity's history...How can this not be epic?
matt damon's gonna ruin this movie. Jimmy kimmel was right about him
@@zurzakne-etra7069 no
@@zurzakne-etra7069 a touch harsh, what's that bad about Matt Damon?
@@zurzakne-etra7069 yeah, sure! Not even the worst actor in the world could single-handedly ruin a Nolan movie, let alone Matt Damon
@@bigjim5423 he’s probably been binging on conspiracy theories about pizza 🍕
He’s mentally ill.
"Our work here will ensure a peace mankind has never seen"
"Until somebody builds a bigger bomb"
Goosebumps.
I think that's Edward Teller, the guy who created a bigger bomb 😄
I'm excited but I'm sure this stupid Indian censor board will ruin it
@@HAbarneyWK Bingo. Teller had huge eyebrows and thick accent, just like that actor looking like.
But the idea that you are building a weapon that insures peace…..what a goal…..even though it was naive
So far so good, at least.
Cillian's eyes staring into space transfer so much meaning and emotion. Unbelievable actor.
It’s doing the “I am become Death, D.o.W.” speech non-verbally.
Dude this is gonna be lit
It's cgi 😂 jesus fkn crist
I know but despite not reading all of the book bomb for time reasons it was still really good and I know this book is based on that
Met him two weeks ago in South Dublin ♥
2:33 This scene always give me goosebumps
Cillian absolutely deserves to be the lead in a movie like this. Long overdue.
He is a very special actor. Well said.
What do you mean? He's already the main character in the show Peaky Blinders.
@@mehdicharife2335 yeah the show, not a movie...
@@zeze3346 He is the main character in 28 days later, a movie...
2002
The radioactive detection sound gives me chills. It's so subtle yet so terrifying.
Can you pin that part
@@sa-su-ke7256 0:32
@@sa-su-ke72563:01 3:02
Geiger counter!
From the Wikipedia page about the inventor:
"Geiger endured the Battle of Berlin and subsequent Soviet occupation in April/May 1945. A couple of months later he moved to Potsdam, dying there two months after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan."
Well that's an uncertain time to leave this world.
Reminds me of fallout
"Until somebody builds a bigger bomb."
I love that the line seems to be given in nonchalance, a passing comment, and yet at the same time it strikes true like an arrow through the chest. Be it the audience or Oppenheimer himself realizing that this bomb is not the end, but the beginning of a chain of competition to see who can be more destructive, who can take away the most lives with the push of a button.
And they hung Oppie out to dry because he discouraged work on the hydrogen bomb.
The person saying it was Edward Teller, the man who invented the hydrogen bomb.
@@stephenzanichkowsky4434 hung means? Explain please, I don't know the vocabulary.
@@me.thedarkknight He had to endure a "trial" that was billed as a hearing, and which resulted in having his security clearance revoked. Accused of having Communist friends, like every other liberal free thinker had in those days. A disgraceful display of "Red Scare" paranoia...
Tsar Bomba. 🔥
This movie is a masterpiece an absolute must watch
Keep going Atomic Man
Okay but this cast is absolutely mind boggling. I love that he sticks with his friends for nearly every movie, but wow, this is just insane. I can’t wait to see this
Agreed. Cillian Murphy was in Inception, The Dark Knight, Dunkirk and now this
@@BelleRose789 😂😂😂
Scarecrow should have had more in the third film. He is an interesting character if utilised properly.
where is micheal cairn? :P
No boggle
Cillian is one of the greats of this generation. He looks utterly transformed, physically but also the mannerisms are so on-point. Even just the eyes...This is gonna be spectacular.
A truly great actor is an actor whose words can be expressed without sound.
He's never really clicked with me an as actor, but maybe this will be the movie to do it.
@@stopnd Movies from the 70's and 80's were colour graded too mate. This has always been this way since coloured movies
@@cascadesequence7307 then your taste is bad
@@Sicilianismo He was good in Sunshine, but we're hardly talking Hoffman in Midnight Cowboy are we. What do you think his best film is, and why?
I got goosebumps while watching it. Cilian Murphy's acting was great. Definitely a must watch movie
now he is going back to the 21 days later remake zombie movie..Cillian knows how to play a character, i have not seen a bad act from him.
This is honestly one of the best trailers I’ve ever watched. Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, and an awesome cast behind them. Fingers crossed that the movie lives up to this trailer.
My money is on CN and his movie making skills
We know its a blockbuster when it's made by nolan and has Murphy in it along with rdj
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@@sksksksksk7458 god I hope it goes off. As a Usher at a movie theater I want y’all to show up. Show Hollywood why they need to keep politics out and woke nonsense. Show love to Nolan on a patriotic movie filled with success and trauma. Christoper Nolan is the opposite of Hollywood and that’s why customers need to show just why Hollywood is falling apart. You did it with Top Gun Maverick. Lets do it again
@@AVSFAITHFUL25I’m not sure why you think this movie will be “patriotic” exactly
I'm blown away. The cinematic universe will never be the same again. Cillian Murphy & Christopher Nolan will take home the Oscar. Nuff said.
The gadget...
No they won't. It won't even be included. It's not diverse enough. I wish I was kidding.
you're what now
@@StefanoBorini what!?
@@StefanoBorini chronically online
You know christopher nolan has pretty much done a lot for the most in genres. Science fiction, Spy thriller, Espionage, Mystery, Thriller, Drama, Superhero, War, now a biopic. It be cool to see him do a medieval or fantasy film
Interstellar is kinda an horror movie too imo
How much would it take for him to make a Minecraft movie?
ok
Trash movies
how about a parody of a romcom based on reality tv?
One of the best crafted and made movies in years. It may not be your cup of tea but you can’t say it’s a bad movie. On all levels it excels beyond everything else in Hollywood
My grandpa was on a navy ship back when the military was doing nuclear testing on our own soldiers. Him and everybody else aboard was awoken early one morning, given special eye-protection and told to stand on the starboard side and look to the horizon. He said even wearing the eye-protection, the light from the initial flash was so bright, that when he shielded his eyes with his hand, he could see the bones in his fingers through his skin.
My grandpa died of cancer, though it's fair to mention he was also an asbestos installer after his time in the military until that was phased out. Didn't really stand a chance to avoid the cancer, really.
crazy
It’s Amazing the things we’re never even aware of that have transpired throughout our history!
Thanks for sharing
Your grandpa witnessed history in the making. A dark side of it in that flash of light, yes, but history nonetheless.
your grandfather just out there exposing himself to any and all cancer agents
Atomic veterans are definitely slowly getting the recognition and support they deserve, but it’s still far lesser known
02:31
That shift in tone as the realization of what has just been accomplished kicks in and what this could potentially mean for mankind. Captured only through his facial expressions over a few seconds.
The look of absolute horror.
"Now I am become Death... destroyer of worlds."
-Oppenheimer quoting from Bhagavad Gita
@@alexiaNBC now I am become
My le bomb.. le killed people? 😢
@@alexiaNBC One of the most famous examples of Manhattan Project scientists’ moral conflicts is J. Robert Oppenheimer’s invocation of lines from the Bhagavad Gita to describe the reaction to the Trinity Test:
“We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried, most people were silent. I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture the Bhagavad Gita. Vishnu is trying to persuade the prince that he should do his duty and, to impress him, takes on his multi-armed form and says ‘Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.’ I supposed we all felt that, one way or another.”
@@alexiaNBCnot Oppenheimer, Krishna to Arjuna in Baghawat Geeta. Actually the exact meaning in Sanskrit is I am become time, destroyer of worlds.
Christopher Nolan is one of the directors you know will not disappoint. This movie could be 4 hours long, I'm still sitting and enjoying every moment.
I fucking hope it's 4 hours long
edit: its 3 hours, hell yeah
Tenet sucked.
@@Stelletti Interstellar was atrocious. Tenet was at least interesting, .. but not great.
@@Stelletti Yep, but few others by him have.
@@dashx1103 You're on crack.
Watched this movie on a carnival cruise, laying on the pools chairs that over looked the pool obviously and the big movie screen.the movie started at 1230am, so it was really dark, and there was a light mist of rain the entire time. Such a incredible experience man, loved this movie. My next cruise will be timed with the release of some fire movies, specifically because of how good this viewing was.
Lol. Cruises are lame to begin with. Just travel somewhere. Why stay trapped on a ship. But if your gonna trap yourself on a ship at least stay away from a damn screen. Come on man
@@adammonahan687 well to be fair that cruise was the most traveling I ever did, saw some 3rd world countries and drank a l there (I’m 20 drinking age is 18) the movies were just extra. Go on a cruise, you won’t regret it. The only shitty part tbh is the lines, long lines just to eat and if your a pot head, like me, your gonna have a hard first few days without any since that shit is federally illegal
This film looks absolutely unreal. Cillian Murphy is so talented and expresses Oppenheimer's discomfort with the Manhattan project so perfectly. Cannot wait to see this in IMAX. This could very easily be my favorite movie this year
I think it's going to be a big flopped on box-office and it is just another whiteman movie to show their savageness on screen , but ignoring all the facts that this psychopath killed thousands of innocent people on earth, may god never give this devil peace
His after after watching peaky blinders
@@jfreitag88the only two movies I'll be watching in the theater this year
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@Justin Freitag If Dune 2 is anything like how the book finishes, then you’re 100% right. It’ll be a close contest for sure
Oppenheimer was often plagued with bouts of depression; Cillian has an exceptional keenness for embodying the qualities of depression on screen and emotionally displaying it. I am sure he will have an outstanding portrayal of him
His face at 2:48 is everything I need. He has the dead inside stare of the man who unleashed death upon the world
Precisely. He nailed it w Tommy Shelby, he’s gonna nail this.
I mean, to be honest, I would have depression if I created the means for the human race to kill themselves via bombs out of spite towards another country.
In retrospect he was pretty ignorant because the Germans were never going to make a nuke due to all the resources needed. Germany at the time was a beat dog waiting for the Russians to beat them down into submission.
Amazing actor all the characters he plays are so different yet you can still tell it’s him
One year ago today I experienced Oppenheimer on IMAX. A film that influenced me so much since then.
This cast, the director, the plot, the imagery. Insane. The trailer on its own can win an oscar. Absolutely brilliant!.
Calling all Spiderlings and Nolan cultists, the victory of Spiderverse, Oppenheimer, Suzume and Ghibli's How Do You Live in the Oscars, Golden Globes and Emmy's are guaranteed. Gather, Rejoice and sabotage Wish, Elemental, Barbie and Kraken by review bombing those films so that they will flop. Make sure Disney will shutdown on their 100th anniversary so that this year will be a year that they will remember. Now go forth!!!!
@@marcuscheng9398🤫 🍿
@@marcuscheng9398 pick up a football, man
@@josephgoddard7438 Join the winning side of the cinema war of the decade and you will prosper!
It's gonna be Christopher Nolan's best film since Dunkirk!
Cillian Murphy is, in my opinion, the best actor alive. His intensity grips the audience into whatever role he is cast. Concession sales plummet.
One of the best ***
Daniel Day Lewis has quit acting but he is still alive.
He doesn't even know how to act enthusiastic
There are actors who pretty much morph into their character. Cilian Murphy is a great actor, but not even close to the greats
@@AidenDesJames well, i put that comment up hours ago and theres already 4oo agrees on it. So.. lets see by weeks end
@@AidenDesJames maybe because he hasn't done any such type of role.
Cillian's eyes staring into space transfer so much meaning and emotion
Nice
Great video
Yeah he knows how to act
Nice
Nice
It's one of the best movies I've ever seen. And I recommend everyone to watch it ❤
The silence during the bomb was completely surprising. I think it was genius. Not only did it mirror the quiet they were actually experiencing, but they were horrifyingly surprised in that moment too. It actually served the uncomfortable tension of the moment far better than an MCU explosion for the 10 millionth time.
It was striking that in a packed modern theatre, there was total silence in the audience for that long sequence. I agree it was a brilliant choice - one of many.
And now I am become death.
I didn’t expect that sound after the silence so it scared the shit out of me when it actually popped up
The sound throughout the film was amazing but especially that scene was incredible!!
light travels way faster than sound, it was not surprising at all imo
A man so driven by his ambitions only to be destroyed by his accomplishments. Oppenheimer deserves to be heard more than anyone, I'm glad it's finally here, and I'm glad it's Nolan that's telling it.
Yeah, no, the real story is a lot simpler. Oppenheimer made a big act about it because he wanted to be remembered as "the guy" that did it, even though there were a lot of other people with just as much contribution.
J. Oppenheimer: "I dedicated years to willingly helped invent the most destructive weapon on Earth and now I feel bad about it how could this happen to me AAAAHHH I have become deatheriono! Mr. President, I have blood on my hands. It turns out Project Jap-nuker 15000 tons of TNT in a box was a weapon of terror, not a resolver of peace!"
Truman: "Never come back into my office ever again you stupid fucking nerd."
Oppenheimer knew exactly what he was doing, he did an act specifically so he would be remembered for it. He had zero regrets behind those fake tears.
it was a race against the germans, they wanted heavy water from norway in order to develop their own. I dont think his ambitions were scientific moreso existential. The irony is that the war with germany was over before they developed it and was dropped on japan instead who had no weapons program
What do you think has prevented world War 3,4,5,6 from happening? The nukes did establish unseen peace. And if will still last quite a while. Oppenheimer helped kill thousands and save billions, he was just more focused on the formal
@@ginalley i'm sure the Japaneses knew what Germany was in. Esp this type of weapon program. They just didn't have much resources to offer anyway
@@ginalley they may not have had a nuclear weapons program, but it was better to nuke them.
that one second shot of einstein is just absolutely goosebump-inducing. how is this man such a great filmmaker
Built different
I thought he was dead lol
@@Pit-jt3lwHe died in the 1950s
You mean Nolan? Well, he doesn't rehashes old content, doesn't cast actors due to diversity quotas, doesn't force modern politics into historical drama or fiction. So essentially he is the opposite of woke hollywood.
@@bindair_dundat rhetorical question, buddy. also, who else would be the filmmaker in this case?
At this age and time. A masterpiece. Thank you Christopher Nolan.
Keep going with atomic
If you ever have regrets, just imagine being this man.
Being a scientist as important as Oppenheimer is a blessing and a curse.
You make humanity evolve but also at the same time you give them something to destroy themselves.
Mankind would manage that even without him. Besides, the atomic bomb has prevented a third world war which would have cost even more lives than the second.
Then the guy was harassed by the US government, McCarthy, and his goons for the rest of his life for criticizing the US's constant escalation of deadly weapons. FBI did the same with Einstein and would have probably blacklisted him if not for his popularity.
@@huckleberryfinn6578 First time seeing a fucking atomic bomb apologist.
True. If ukraine not shown stupidity and kept nukes. Russia would have to think twice before attacking.
Reminds me of Geoffrey Hinton, currently living AI pioneer
I loved the part when Thomas Shelby retired from his life as a Peaky Blinder and moved to the US to make a nuke with Einstein. One of the greatest moments in cinema history.
😁 making nukes is a family business
Sick concept if this was real
lol
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Supreme Court Justices in the US should have terms of 16 years
Just saw the film. Casting was perfect. Cillian Murphy was brilliant af. The ending still gives me chills.
What
@@RohithDidIt Oppenheimer was great. I didn't even realize it was 3 hours long.
@@snowflake3192Other countries will release it early than the US. My country, Philippines, was released yesterday.
I work the night shift, and you've reminded me that it's already July 20 here. I went to see Oppenheimer before going to work. It was amazing. I want to experience it again.
Was Bhagavad-Gita mentioned in film ?
Lockhart lost his memory so badly that he travelled back in time and reformed his ways inadvertently, becoming one of the greatest scientists of all time
Lockhart wanted to warn Dr. Crane, the dangers of pursuing fame.
GREAT FILM!
So many talented actors in one film. I just can’t wait to see this. It gives me chills. Another piece of Nolan art - meant for his canvas: The Big Screen!
I didn't even realize it had Maaaattttt Daaammmon.
The Big Boys with real credibility and talent are BACK for the Big Screen. I'm going to watch it just for the cinematography thrill.
imax.
It never fails to amaze me how Christopher Nolan, even without attending film school, manages to create such unique, outstanding, pieces of art and become one of the best directors of all time.
You can teach skills. You can't teach talent.
great passion creates the unbelievable
@@theglitch312 They aren't separate like people tend to think, it's just that film school is only one way to develop skills.
by not going to schoool, he found his own style by learning from others vs being told what is good what is bad :)
Tarentino never went to film school either. He famously said "I went to films, not film school".
This is legitimately one of the greatest trailers ever. Give the editor a raise.
if the movie is all talking, and doesn't show at least some awesome explosions. Then this movie is the biggest jebait ever
Titanic was better
@pafu015No…… they didn’t, the government would not give the most deadly and powerful weapon known to man to a filmmaker, look it up they actually didnt
@@dmcpatt i know, what that dude said made him sound like an absolute dumbass
@@dmcpatt yes they did idiot nolan said it
Oppenheimer, Einstein, Heisenberg, Bohr, and Feynman. Nolanın yay blokbasterində bu vaxta qədərki ən böyük və nüfuzlu filimlərindən biridir.
Film başdan sona izləyicinin özünə bağlayır
Hər kəsin baxmasını tövsiyə edəcəyim bir filimdir!
You know a Movie is a Masterpiece when you come back to the Trailers.
This trailer specifically AND the Universal UK first look that’s 5 minutes long!
Saw it in IMAX and I'm amazed by how Nolan managed to make talking so intense and the aftermath of the real test was so good 💥💥💥
Literally!
It was a good movie
It was a terrible movie. Came back to see how much better the trailer was than the actual movie.
2:43 From the threat of the Nazis to a circumference around the city of Moscow really heightens the tension of the Cold War..a sheer pure genius from those who put together a trailer for this Nolan Epic.
I hope they don't play up the race against the Nazis too much, the Nazis were not even remotely close to getting the bomb
I think it is more about when the nazis had encircled Moscow before the freezing cold started and before Stalin finally sended the special cold units from Siberia, people forget that nazis were a few miles short of getting from the kremlin
I think it shows the high stakes because those were the dates around when NM project started I 1941-1942
After seeing the Nazis push through Russia like it was nothing I'm guessing the thought of Moscow being bombed might have played a roll with the first bombs.. let's be real tho, the Russian counter offenseof ww2 is the still greatest of all time. A literal meat grinder.
Then this happened ua-cam.com/video/P2g9QZvHTuk/v-deo.html
Wonder if they are gonna show McCarthy's goons harassing him, Einstein, and many many others for daring to speak against the US's further insane escalation of destructive weapons after Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The speech scene was absolutely terrifying and the way the tension builds in 15-20 minutes before the bomb goes off and then complete silence, Nolan is a genius filmmaker. Also there were many scenes where music is used to dial up the tension and the background score is absolutely haunting and bone chilling to say the least.
Anytime the background started shaking I knew I was gonna see something horrific. This film is a classic Nolan spectacle that left me utterly depressed in the *best* way
Is the movie out
And where i can find it
I was caught COMPLETELY off guard when it was pure silence and the fire mushroom cloud rising before the cinema erupted in a mighty crack.
This was definitely intentional because I remember Interstellar being the complete OPPOSITE, where Mann blows the airlock and there's a mighty bang before silence.
It used the stark contrast between loud music/noise and absolute silence so well. I loved it.
@@ellen8390 at your nearest movie theater
Finally watched it! What can I say. Outstanding 5*
It truly deserved every single award it won. An incredibly thought provoking factual drama that makes one really fear what once again could become a reality.
And instead of blaming the scientists who were instructed to create a destruction on a scale that the world had never witnessed and an event which changed history, blame the politicians who commanded it. One must bare in mind that the war in the Europe had concluded when Germany surrendered on 8 May 1945.
So was it necessary for the United States to detonate two atomic bombs over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which killed between 129,000 and 226,000 people? . The subsequent trials and persecution of individuals that unfolded during the McCarthy years, whilst spreading fear of alleged communist and Soviet influence on American institutions and of Soviet espionage in the United States, blaming the very man they had previously anointed as their Saviour, is hypocrisy at its best.
There is not one performance in it that was not truly convincing or mesmorisimg.
This is the realisation that cinema, when told so brilliantly is a true form of art. Oppenheimer shatters the glass ceiling for any future film maker or actor.
Be warned it’s long, but it never ever loses your attention. And that for me is a true reflection of perfection.
I highly recommend it.
Let's all give a shout to Christian Bale. Even the trailer shows how well he coped with the role of the atomic bomb. another incredible transformation for the sake of the role.
Christian Bale ain’t even in this movie lol.
@@Ay3shizzle hes joking saying that hes playing the bomb haha
@@ryanlichtel826 oh lol
@@ryanlichtel826 it’s hilarious how Christian Bale hasn’t worked with Christopher Nolan again ever since the dark knight trilogy
Man christian bale was bombed in his aircraft i think he meant that. 😂😂
It's heartening to see Cillian Murphy as a leading actor in a fascinating movie. He has the gravitas and aura.
This looks incredible. And Cillian Murphy looks like he's putting in an Oscar winning performance. He's nailed the voice for sure. Cant wait for this
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Please pray for Grand Theft Auto 6 out and for rain in Novocherkassk
@@ilyasergeevich7621sure why not dude...i got you
This guy is in needed, i hope people help him
@@ilyasergeevich7621 hello
Watched IT today. Awesome film. Murphy's acting is outstanding. Robert also nailed it.
"You're the man who gave them the power to destroy themselves. and the world is not prepared "
Absolutely Incredible
No words to describe
@8866 Panda Thank you so very much for sharing this incredible account. May God bless your father and all the other victims of such indefensible evil and unspeakable horror. I encourage you to continue sharing it, for words are incredibly powerful. It has been quite some time since anything I've read has moved me to tears, and this did. Merely knowing about the power or capacity of the bomb is not enough to fully or adequately appreciate just how heinous and wicked its use was. Reading this vivid and powerful account had a much, much greater impact and left a far deeper impression.
@8866 Panda 💡👌
"Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds" ~ Oppenheimer quote from Bhagavad Gita during the test.
@@HipsterBrooo Get over yourself. Oppenheimer didn't say this until an interview much later. It's a fairly inconsequential quotation that everybody remembers him for, but it pales in the face of what he -- and all the other scientists -- actually DID: They insisted on creating the Atomic Energy Commission to prevent the bomb from becoming the exclusive toy of the US military.
ok
This is an example of a true story being more incredible than anything Hollywood could come up with
Definitely especially considering how most films nowadays are sequels threequels or prequels. Good to see an original film like this still being made.
@@aamirrazak3467 Ever hear of The Manhattan Project?
@@aamirrazak3467 ok Fat Man and Little Boy, Day One, there are more.
@@robertmorris8997 well yes I have I believe that’s what the film will be about the Manhattan project and how it led to the development of nuclear weapon
I'll reserve judgment until I see the movie. My father worked on the project, and yes, they really were uncertain if their invention would destroy the world. Dad was kept in the dark about what he was headed for until he got there. They just gave him a bunch of intelligence tests, combed over his educational background, grilled him about every person he knew, and put him on trains that went all over the country until he had no idea where he was. They trucked him up a steep mountain at oh-dark-hundred to a muddy, unfinished set of barracks. He started out in explosives, shunted over to the trigger problem, worked briefly with the guys tickling the dragon's tail, and then the big guys found out he was a good writer. So they gave him keys to the whole project and said "write up our history please." Too bad Chris Nolan never approached us. The only person I'm aware was interested in what my dad had to say was a philatelist who discovered he was the guy who collected Russian stamps and drove the mail screeners crazy.
Best Picture
Best Director
Best Actor
Best Supporting Actor
Best Original Score
Best Cinematography
Best Editing
Congratulations to the Oppenheimer team for your historic Oscar win especially Christopher Nolan who FINALLY got his win 🙌
Boring as batshit
Yews awarding Yews for a movie. Not really an accomplishment.
We don't believe that this movie get Oscar.... nowadays in India lots off movies have excellent acting but no movie can get Oscar because these movies makers not an Hollywood star that's why these movies not get Oscar......shame on you all Oscar committee for giving Oscar of this movie
Prove that Hinduism is cancer@@Veera2223
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I remember seeing this trailer in theaters. Had chills
2:07 that hits at different level..the sound, the shot... perfect editing
Exactly
yea, it sounds like marching of soldiers, but also the clanking of these machines they used.
the music itself also is amazing in my opinion. it is constantly very minor, so melancholic, but then has one chord which uplifts it all and makes it feel optimistic
There is acting. Then there is Cillian Murphy. This man is about to give us the performance of a lifetime.
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Yahudi propagandacısı Nolan, hiç bir şekilde insanlığın katili olduğunu itiraf eden Oppenheimer’ı masum gösteremez.
"Ben artık dünyaları yıkan ölümün kendisiyim. "
(Robert Oppenheimer/ Fizikçi)
(Test amaçlı İlk atom bombası patlatıldıktan sekiz saniye sonrasında söylediği söz)
This will win him an Oscar
Kek, you think this looks good??
@@Gkn_35amen to that
The cinematography, the dialogues, and Ludwig Goransson's score, this is gonna be phenomenal! The addition of a Geiger counter noise in the trailer, is so haunting. Can't wait!
Also, I hope they kept the Bhagavad Gita quote in the film, like the real interview.
I just hope its better than his last movie Tenet. That movie sucked 7.3 rating. What happened to Chris Nolan? He used to be great.
@@fynkozari9271 it's his best film lol
@@fynkozari9271 What are you talking about, dude? Did you even understand Tenet? It's one of the best movies I've ever seen.
Felt a lot like Chernobyl.
@@fynkozari9271 since when is something as subjective as a movie judged by a score??? IMDB & rotten tomatoe ratings mean nothing man
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Going to be a blast with such a cast. Can't wait to watch.
“Blast” lol
Pun intended I'm assuming?
I can't wait to come and see the movie
except matt damon its a bomb with his casting
I like this movie "Blast from the cast"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is one of the best trailers I’ve ever seen. The way it lulls you into complacency, with the impression that you’re looking at one type of movie, only to punch you in the gut during the last 10-15 seconds is really remarkable. And perfectly reflective of the actual story of Oppenheimer and the atomic bomb.
Robert Downey junior is the bad guy
I feel like all of the trailers were doing it. Until this trailer came out, they always had the tone of the basic Oscar bait bio pic drama. Here they do the same until the end when they show what the movie is actually about
@@ReverseSideArms not really
And the trailer is the best part of the entire movie. Trust me.
@@calledout4437 I’m watching today and I’m extremely sceptical
2:45 Oppenheimer’s life is actually quite sad and inspiring, he realized just what he had created but by then it was too late, many say he is the one that made the weapon that can end the world but even if he had not made the weapon other countries would have developed it regardless
I wouldn't doubt that someone else would've made it, especially considering anthropological evidence of societies independently developing things like language
That's absolutely correct Iron. It was inevitable. We discovered the radioactive materials, and the idea of how to use it was known. We just didn't know how yet. Somebody would have figured it out. Sadly, that's the human condition. What should have been a boon for humanity with this technology, what's the first thing we do???? Build a F***EN Bomb. What's the first thing we are doing with AI Technology? Use it for Deep Fakes, and $$$ scams. Yikes!
It's not so simple. Explaining that someone else would do it anyway is morally VERY dangerous. Could the killer of Lincoln justify himself by saying that someone else could have killed Lincoln anyway?
Edit: I didn't want to say that Oppenheimer = the killer of Lincoln. I wanted to show how dangerous it is to say that you shouldn't have any remorse if you can justify your bad action by saying that someone else would do it anyway. You can't be 100% sure that someone else would successfully build an atomic bomb + the person who did it is YOU. There are situations where you can be almost 100% sure that someone else would do that anyway, but it's still important what you did to prevent them if you could somehow. In that situation there would be higher chance that the atomic wouldn't be created or would be created at slower pace if he didn't participate in the Manhattan Project. (of course you are not responsible for the entire world).
And now for people who still thinks that the fact that you did something bad or you didn't do something good doesn't matter if someone else would do that anyway.
So now let's go in the opposite direction. If you were a German soldier (let's assume a low rank) during WW2 and you helped the Jews, can you say that your actions make no sense because millions of Jews will die anyway, there is a good chance that those you have hidden will be shot too, and if that happens, you might die as well? NO, because maybe they won't find them, maybe there will be more people like you and maybe it will have some impact on the world. Plus, it's what YOU could have done that counts. You did as much as you could and it's NOT that important whether you DEFINITELY succeed, because the most important thing is ACTIONS.
As a single entity, we don't have influence on every event in the world, but this definitely does not mean that our actions don't make sense when they may fail, it is important with what attitude and commitment we do them.
Indeed. Hence the age old debate:
Is science, invention and maths
Discovered or created.
@@KoczulMoczulhat’s a false equivalence.
Killing someone versus creating something are two completely different things.
Especially when much of the world is motivated to created something as desirable as a more effective energy source, and weapons.
"Oppenheimer when he went into Truman's Office with Dean Acheson said to the latter, wringing his hands:"I have blood on my hands". Truman later said to Acheson: "Never bring that fucking cretin in here again. He didn't drop the bomb. I did. That kind of weepiness makes me sick." Source: Jean-Jacques Salomon Science et Politique
(1970) - * History in Quotations, Page 882
This could be one the best films ever made. A fantastic cast, a highly talented writer/director and a story both familiar and almost completely alien to the vast majority of humanity. I’m very much looking forward to seeing this.
Matt Damon as General Groves? I dont think thats a very good choice. Tom Hardy would be better. Matt Damon will be too distracting since hes the Bourne Identitiy guy
No man everybody knows ophenhimer
@@sarthaksahoo6707 most US Americans don't even find their own country on a map, so I highly doubt that
@@Anghroth Yes, sad but true! Decades ago 'Progressives' took over Public Education and Mainstream Media. We have been dumbed-down to moron level, and thus are effortlessly manipulated and controlled. It's ALL by design!
@@Anghroth 😂😂👌
So glad that visionary directors like Nolan exists who figured out a way to tell these real stories backed by a high production budget.
Well they tell a version of the story never the actual truth. It was the British who first conceived of the Atomic bomb and had, at the time almost the entire worlds supply of Uranium. After realising they wouldn't have the resources to finish the project without the Axis discovering they handed everything they had over to the Americans as an incentive to join the war.
As someone with pretty severe ADHD, the fact that I sat in the IMAX with rapt attention never looking away from the screen speaks volumes. A brilliant movie.
😭I’m always clued to screens when I ADHD!
Good for you, I couldn't even get through the trailer. Seems good...
Ok good, going to see it soon and I usually fall asleep in movies
I have ADHD and one of my symptoms/superpowers is I can sit still for hours staring at nothing but a wall. And not get bored or tired. It has allowed me to have a deep meditation practice where I have had an experience of God. Not sure what type of ADHD you have??🤔
Biggest problem with this is that there was no diversity among the scientists.
The new generation won’t understand how hype this movie was
Cillian Murphy is a cinematic genius. They could just show his face for 3 hours and he will depict an entire saga of humanity with his expression.
Cool I'll make a 3 hour movie just the face of Cillian Murphy looking into the audience eyes would you pay to watch it
@@stoicboi5250 😂😂
seeing as its a Nolan movie its not like we're gonna be able to hear any of the dialogue anyway
@@lethaldosegame hearing the dialogue won't be a problem
@@lethaldosegame *tenet intensifies*
I've never been so happy for some actor than Cillian murphy now. I ve been admiring his work his passion for acting for so long now and I always knew he is one of the greatest actors of this era and now the whole world is going to witness this. He is going to have what he deserves for so long... He is amazing. He is phenomenal
Aiden Gillen actually should’ve been cast as Oppenheimer. spitting image and he’s just as good an actor
I’m happier for Emily Blunt. She deserves it.
@@chadgrov for me no one is perfect better than Cillian for this role.
We Lucky , We Watched This Masterpiece In Theatres
Gave me goosebumps seeing Robert Dowey Jr. Does any one recognized him. And a glimpse of Albert Einstein . I mean literally oscars are waiting for this masterpiece. Nolan at his best.
Asif bhai don’t jinx it
oscars are political anyways, i can tell this movie is already great, even without awards
2:41
Bhai movie toh Ane de....Oscars pe hi chala Gaya tu toh
Please pray for Grand Theft Auto 6 out and for rain in Novocherkassk
Movies based on true historical events are always fascinating . It seems much better than movies with fake agents in unrealistic missions
Only downside is that you probably already been spoiled the ending.
MI???😂😂
Did you know that before the Manhattan project was finished there was supposed to be an invasion of mainland Japan codenamed Operation Downfall to take place in 1946, It was going to be larger than D Day in Normandy which in comparison had 12 divisions where Downfall had twice the number.
Loosely based and very biased.
@@Voucher765 Now i got it
I went on this wonderful movie in cinema. I am still shocked. This film is amazing. Acting, shooting, music and everything that you can find. This is the best movie in the last several years that I have seen in cinema. It is really mind-blowing. Thank you to everyone who made this movie possible and for not letting this history die, because it's vital to remember the past.
did they add the bhagwad geeta scene in the movie? of his speech “im destroyer of worlds”??
@@chikibakaashi5699 yes
@@adilsattarov thanks💗
@chikibakaashi5699 he said the sentence. Yet in the movie they didn't mention the Bahagavad Gita, but they showed some Sanskrit text
Oppie literally risked the literal destruction of the whole world with one bomb test and realized it would actually happen as a result of the nuclear arms race meaning with many bombs. Meaning nuclear war. If there was more irony in a movie you haven’t seen it yet. And yet you literally haven’t seen it.
Çok güzel film sadece kısa keşke seri halin de olsa sonu da çok güzeller ❤
From the all-star cast to legendary directing, this movie will be a masterpiece in every aspect. This trailer alone deserves an Oscar - bravo Nolan and company.
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Yahudi propagandacısı Nolan, hiç bir şekilde insanlığın katili olduğunu itiraf eden Oppenheimer’ı masum gösteremez.
"Ben artık dünyaları yıkan ölümün kendisiyim. "
(Robert Oppenheimer/ Fizikçi)
(Test amaçlı İlk atom bombası patlatıldıktan sekiz saniye sonrasında söylediği söz)
Nolan is my favorite director of all time, but i'm afraid this might fall a bit flat, just like Dunkirk did. The fundamental issue here is that we know the outcome. What makes Nolan's movies so special is how well the story is crafted and how the viewer needs to piece the puzzle to figure out the ending. Hope i'm wrong but i'm definitely keeping my expectations low for this one.
lol what a stupid comment
I was supposed to watch this with my uncle, who taught me everything about Oppenheimer, his team, and the Manhattan Project. I grew to love knowing anything about those things. I was so happy when they announced that it's going to be a movie. Unfortunately, my uncle passed away last March, and I'll be watching this alone now.
My condolences on the loss of your uncle.
rip uncle! i hope the seat beside is vacant and ur uncle sits there in the cinema hall with you !
I’m sorry for your loss.
I suggest buying an extra ticket when you go. Your uncles memory is very much alive and will occupy the seat. Part of him can still see it with you.🙂
I'm sure he will be sitting right beside you in the theater loving ever second of this film
Saw this in cinemas. As a Nolan fan I have to say this movie blew me away. The scenes running up to the atom bomb was gripping. This movie is Christopher Nolan at his very best.
I just watched it at the imax and masterpiece doesn’t do it justice. That explosion scene….. I think Nolan is a genius filmmaker. I’m predicting that Cillian and Robert Downey Jr will win Oscars.
Nolan is one of the most underrated of all time.
Cillian Murphy was perfect
Deluded. I watched Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb by Stanley Kubrick years ago. That build your approach and perspective on war, ideology and myths, especially nationalist myths. Then you need to investigate and interrogate history. Personally, mediocre American and British professors taught me ‘history’ of the US and Britain. I learnt history when I began to question what I was taught and after university.
@@nadm.191 sorry we’re deluded because we loved the film and nolan?!
The movie is really impressive and the visual effects are very professional.
If you feel goosebumps from just the trailer itself then imagine how did you feel when you watch this film in the big screen.
Mark my words ----- this is gonna be a average movie and gonna be one of nolan worst movies . Will not justify its hype .
@@RahulDarax bruh pls not
In all fairness, the quality of the trailer means absolutely jack shit.
@@RahulDarax ☠️☠️ alright buddy
@@heavybattle6650 Clarify if you can.
2:42 Robert Downey Jr ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
2:32 these cuts of scenes gave me goosebumps. The look of fear and judgment in their eyes is beyond words
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The Geiger counter ticking sound never fails to give me chills down my spine.
Can't wait for this masterpiece to be presented on the big screen.
*O P P E N H E I M E R*
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*Chernobyl trauma*
I hated/loved that ticking. Such a remeberable sound.
Hope Matt Damon doesn't ruin this with his over eager acting. His Interstellar character suited his limited skills, but doubt this does. Branagh looked perfect. Cylian great as usual. Downey owned the trailer.
@@GokulOnFire I think Matt Damon is pretty great. Have you seen Talented Mr Ripley
I am so happy to see Cillian Murphy get such a huge leading role ... he is extremely underrated
Totally agree. I've seen Cillian in a quite few movies and always wondered why he hasn't received MORE recognition. He deserves it. Hopefully, this time around?
Good to see that Chris Nolan is utilizing his talents. He proved himself in 'Inception' and both of the Dark Knight movies he was in, even though his role was a small one in 'The Dark Knight Rises'.
Not after this he won’t be! From all the reviews coming out he’s almost certain to get an Oscar nomination, at least! So proud of Cillian - from my home city of Cork 🇮🇪
Absolutely agree. Still haven't seen the movie, but wouldn't be surprised if he's nominated for awards.
Feel happy with atomic 🎉
2:46 such expreesive eyes ,can sense the disappointment in them
I just came here to let you all know that this movie is a trip if you watch it high as hell. I was only 10 mins in when that first trip of a scene that came on with those sounds and if you seen this movie you know what I'm talking about. It was just a trip to watch. It is a good movie
Man Nolan is just something else..
Every trailer of his every movie gives me chills and raises my adrenaline at the same time.
Wish he had better writers tho
@@jonm3131 Yes some were a little hit and miss but every trailer, the background scores, the cinematography.. were just amazing..
Well, then you need to grow up
@@jonm3131ok I'll bite, which ones needed better writers?
@@theeddy120the one with the lead black guy bad movie trying to be deep
Oppenheimer is one of the best films I’ve ever seen. From the star studded cast of actors and their respective performances, to the cinematography, score, sound design, and plot Chistopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, Matt Damon and Robert Downey Jr all delivered and then some. If you love history or just movies in general, go see this in your nearest IMAX theater as soon as possible.
Agreed. I am still having to catch my breath.
Me too. Excuse the pun but blown away by an outstanding film. Such a great cast and impressive script/acting
I’ve got tickets for tonighhtttt 🤓🤓🤓🤓
You clearly haven’t watched many movies
what do you rate it out of 10
Cillian Murphy is one of the greatest actors of this generation. If I knew nothing else about this film, I'd go see it on the strength of his talent alone.
One of the finest shot of Christopher Nolan... they way movie control you... you will feel that you are the Robert Oppenheimer ❤
My god, Cillian's voice is stunning. It sounds frighteningly live Oppenheimer's. How does he do that? He bends his voice so well to any role. He's so underappreciated as an actor and I hope he shines bright in this movie.
He is man of honor 🙅
when actors acts 🤯
@@seaque. There's a difference between Adam Sandler acting in grown ups 2 and Leonardo DiCaprio acting in the revenant. Good acting is often very impressive.
@@seaque. when le bomb
AI voice
I’m Japanese. Today I heard the news that Oppenheimer will be released in 2024 in Japan. As a descendant of victim who died in Hiroshima on that day This movie means a lot to me and my family. I’m really happy with this great decision. This movie would be controversial but it is really worthy of watching for especially every Japanese.
P.S I wish that Hiroshima and Nagasaki will continue to be only places where atomic bomb was dropped. No wars in everywhere ❤❤❤
So I remember they were separating ppl that were showing radiation on them. What happened to those ppl do you know? Americans never heard what happened
Interesting. A Japanese bot.
Hope your people have learned your lesson , you don’t want us to drop a third one .
you forgot Fukushima
PLEASE DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY WITH THIS FILM. YOU WILL REGRET IT.. IT'S JUST 3 HOURS OF NERDS NON-STOP TALKING . I SWEAR
Every child needs to watch this.
I’m used to Chris Nolan being a sci fi director. A historical thriller is definitely wanted.
Dunkirk?
It’s rated R. Maybe older high school children, but not middle schoolers or younger.
This movie is R rating.
No every child needs to learn about history .. the atom was split cos of Scientists like sir Ernst ruthordford who was from New Zealand .,ask if he had regrets ..he reply yes I wish I never help the Americans with a nuclear bomb
Science history