To End All War: Oppenheimer & the Atomic Bomb

2023
1 h 27 min

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To End All War: Oppenheimer & the Atomic Bomb (2023)

The documentary examines physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer and the weapon that changed the world , and how it changed him too.

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Direção
- Christopher Cassel
Artistas

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7,4/10

2,8 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Christopher Cassel
Artistas

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Prêmios
- 1 vitória e 1 indicação no total

Self
(cenas de arquivo)

Kai Bird

Self - Co-author, American Prometheus

Ellen Bradbury

Self - Daughter of Los Alamos scientist
(as Ellen Bradbury Reid)

Alan B. Carr

Self - Senior historian, Los Alamos National Laboratory
(as Alan Carr)

Jennet Conant

Self - Author, 109 East Palace

Albert Einstein

Self
(cenas de arquivo)

David Eisenbach

Self - History professor, Columbia University

Jon Else

Self - Filmmaker, The Day After Trinity

Leslie Groves

Self
(cenas de arquivo)
(narração)

Gregg Herken

Self - Author, Brotherhood of the Bomb

Adolf Hitler

Self
(cenas de arquivo)

Michio Kaku

Self - Theoretical physicist
(as Dr. Michio Kaku)

Joseph McCarthy

Self
(cenas de arquivo)

Christopher Nolan

Self - writer…

Bill Nye

Self - Science educator

Charles Oppenheimer

Self - Grandson

Richard Rhodes

Self - Author, The Making of the Atomic Bomb

Eleanor Roosevelt

Self
(cenas de arquivo)

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10tracylondon

Phenomenal

A superbly thorough account of Oppenheimer' s life. Shows the struggles he suffered from developing this weapon and it's death toll. Great footage of Oppenheimer speaking about the personal toll it took on him and his urgency that we never use these weapons again. I consider myself an avid consumer of all media about Oppenheimer yet I learned new facts from the documentary Disappointed that Christopher Nolan was a part of this, weighing in like he's an expert when all he did was make a lackluster movie about the man. It's important that we know about the real man and not just the portrayal in the film He was so much more than what was portrayed.

4Xavier_Stone

Not all that interesting to watch

It starts out decent enough, mostly the usual history and beginnings college life and early politics.

Then all of a sudden Bill Nye shows up and starts speaking and it completely ruins any authenticity of this program. Why on earth is he chosen to spout off a few lines. He adds nothing, has zero scientific credentials and severely compromises the subject matter by attempting to describe how to make a nuclear bomb work. Mickey Mouse would have been slightly better.

Overall you can fast forward through most of this and not miss much. 4/10 as it's nearly all interviews and a few spots of information.

6eweb-882-22538

Good but with some shortcomings

Good and interseting film but its more about the movie Oppenheimer than Oppenheimer himself.

It shows that the movie is very close to the truth and reality at that time.

Also original material is used and if you have seen the movie you will feel the closeness.

I know that Oppenheimer was a big smoker and that smoke looks like an atomic blast but sometimes it looks like Marlbro sponser this film.

I also dont get the way narrators tells the story in pices cut togheter, its no way they tell the story, they just read a script and pretending they tell it, cuiet usual in documentaries now a days but total unreal.

7arall3

A 90-minute summary of Nolan's movie with real pictures

Even structure wise it is beat by beat addendum to Nolan's film if you want to see beautifully upscaled pictures from the era.

Essentially it does the trick and clarifies things that are included in American Prometheus book but skipped in the movie like Oppie's extremely bourgeoisie early life and his stubbornnesses on his compulsive need to convey his genius to everyone. Also literally hearing things from the experts make you feel more knowledgeable on the area even if you just saw the exact thing in the movie.

People who hated the movie will not find anything of worth here but its recommended if you want to spend more time with oppie.

10taseron-1

Way better than Nolan's bloated movie

Looking for facts about WW2, nuclear war and people behind it? You are at the right place. ¨To End All War: Oppenheimer & the Atomic Bomb¨ is an A+ documentary.

If you haven't fallen for Nolan's marketing gimmick and haven't seen his movie yet, my advice to you is, don't buy it. You won't lose anything. On the contrary, you will gain 3 hours by avoiding boring drama scenes. This documentary is way better than Nolan's bloated movie. If you are a fan of him, he is in this one too, being interviewed.

I have watched this documentary before watching Nolan's movie so I recommend doing it in that order if you want to see both.

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Included as a special feature with bluray and 4k releases of Oppenheimer (2023).

Citações
Harry S. Truman: And Truman interrupts him with a question, saying, "Well, Dr. Oppenheimer, when do you think the Russians are going to get this weapon of mass destruction?"
J. Robert Oppenheimer: And Oppenheimer is sort of taken aback by the question and says, "Well, I'm not sure but sometime in the future."
Harry S. Truman: And Truman interrupts again and says, "Well, I know. Never."
Self - Co-author, American Prometheus: At that point, Oppie understands that Harry Truman doesn't understand anything about the physics of this weapon.
Self - Co-author, American Prometheus: And Oppenheimer, at that point, says exactly the wrong thing.
J. Robert Oppenheimer, Self - Author, The Making of the Atomic Bomb: RHODES: He really offended President Truman by saying, "Mr. President, I have blood on my hands."
Self - Co-author, American Prometheus: BIRD: This is exactly the wrong thing to say to the guy who made the decision to drop two such bombs on two Japanese cities.