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Something unbelievably powerful and breathtaking.

As cinematic experience this is something i haven't felt in a while.

But as science lover, this hits me even somewhere deeper.

What Christopher Nolan did with theory of relativity in Interstellar, he now did with quantum mechanics in Oppenheimer.

How science changed world forever.

Story of Manhattan project and it's leader, J Robert Oppenheimer told with best way i wouldn't even imagined.

How some of the greatest scientists in world contributed in creating most destructive weapon of mankind.

And aftermath of world after Trinity test.

Oppenheimer's personal struggles around that event.

Thriller like epic drama, with amazing and unique structure.

Amazing character study that combines science, politics and philosophy in so fascinating way.

This film really portrays complicated nature of J. Robert Oppenheimer so well.

Brilliant mind, with complicated relationships and connections.

Very scientific film.

In between this and my first viewing, i also did read little more history about diffrent historical figures included in this film.

It turns out that this film is very historically accurate.

So many great details.

Most inaccuracies are just mostly nitpicking.

There is only couple bigger dramatizations that made this films structure clearer vision.

This films structure overall really opened me on this second viewing even more.

All characters ans their motivations are much more clear to me now.

Whole insane ensemble cast.

From amazing performance of Cillian Murphy to even some of the smallest characters.

Now i also noticed more of the greatness of supporting performances of Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Florence Pugh and of course Robert Downey Jr.

Importance of their characters in life of J. Robert Oppenheimer.

Every one of them had different roles in his life.

Now i had more time to appreciate technical greatness of this film.

From beaitifil cinematography to amazingly haunting score.

On this watch this film became even greater to me.

I don't say this lightly, but this film might be some of the greatest of this decade in so many ways.

Christopher Nolan has created unbelievably powerful film about events that changed world forever.

Early 1900's. Golden age of science. Scientists like Albert Einstein, Niles Bohr, Otto Hahn, Enrico Fermi, Werner Heisenberg and of course J. Robert Oppenheimer. Changing world and our understanding of it unbelievably fast.

This is Oppenheimer's story. Story combining science, war and politics. When scientists were recruited to create most powerful weapon.

Manhattan project. Oppenheimer as it's leader. Trinity test. His life around that moment. His politics and personal relationships.

This film did give me everything I hoped and even more. My personal interests are mostly in biology and chemistry. But i consider myself having above average knowledge of quantum physics and history around it. And I'm really interested it as subject. So I think this film is to me is close to feeling, that superhero fans feel, when they see all their favorite heroes on big screen.

Just unbelievably powerful experience to science nerd like me. All those scientists and events in history that i have only read and seen documentaries about.

Technical masterpiece to sound and visuals. Just amazing cinematography.

I absolutely loved unique structure of this film. Small details really did make this film something so beautiful.

And I haven't even written about incredible ensemble cast this film has. Cillian Murphy is wonderful as J. Robert Oppenheimer. But also Robert Downey Jr. , Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Florence Pugh and so many amazing supporting performances. So many familiar faces.

Everything this just created perfect package.

This rewiew was very lengthy one because me rambling about my toughts.

But I just loved this film so much.

Just wow!

This instantly became my favorite film from 2022 so far.

Also my favorite film from director Martin McDonagh.

Just unbelievably beautiful on so many levels.

This type of very dark and maybe even quite cold comedy is just my type.

I laughed in very many times to this film.

Some really smart comedy that isn't overdone at any moment.

But then this film also manages to be very melancholic and absolutely heartbreaking.

This all definitely made me cry quite a bit.

In heart of this story is very much about loneliness.

Really unique study of different human relationships.

We can see that two main characters once were great friends, but that has already changed when film has started.

Really great brother and sister relationship too.

And stories about multiple outcasts on remote land where love doesn't live.

So well crafted characters with unique personalities.

This screenplay is just wonderful.

It pulls just right strings at right moments.

Absolutely wonderful performances from Colin Farrel, Brendan Gleeson, Kerry Condon and Barry Keoghan.

And of course that donkey that just adds suprisingly much heart to this story.

Visually stunning film.

So beautiful cinematography.

Beautiful use of nature and setting of this film to really bring it alive.

I really can only hope that this would win as many Oscars that is possible.

This definitely woul be my pick to best picture so far.

Just beautiful.