eliaemil

Everything in the movie is okay such as acting, set design, makeup, cinematography etc. Except the story line. The film actually consists of two storylines, the first b the process of making the atomic bomb and the second Oppenheimer's loyalty trial. More than that, the film was going in many parallel timelines which was involved in each other and trying to make more complicated but still the film is still smooth and without any peak point. The atomic explosion was not what we expected and there was nothing special about it. Florence Pugh had marvelous acting, but those rate R scenes badly overshadow her acting. And those scenes were unnecessary and not up to Nolan's style.

Each movie series has its own characteristics. And its fans have their interest to it because of those special themes. And when there is no more innovation, that series is stopped. It's sad when a series has nothing to innovate and tries to get ahead by copying another series. I was a fan of Fast and Furious series but up to Fast 5 which was the highest level of this Seri in my opinion. From part 6 the exaggeration started and now continued by copying. Some scene was imitation of James Bond. And to my wonder some scenes were pure copy of Marvel movies. And also, the storyline that should be skeleton of movie was so childish. One aspect of the series was its funny jokes that turned into lame jokes. Stop it before it loses more reputation.

It is very rare that I walk out of the movie theater satisfied, and last night was one of those rare times.

The story was very well organized. It got more interesting as it went on.

The acting was very good, especially Zachary Levi, Asher Angel and Martha Milanes.

The special effects were so good in the level in DC movies.

It had a lot of innovations, like Steve ,the Wizard in disguise in that restaurant and old Billy Batson in the crowd.

The most important thing I like about the movie it's balanced between comedy and seriousness.

Now my expectation is high and I am waiting for the next Shazam. So play it again, Shazam.