Oppenheimer

seeing this in bfi, the full 70mm this to me is by far nolan’s most complex assignment, and he exceeded my expectations in some instances - I wasn’t sure coming into the build up of this film if he’d be able to capture the emotional complexity of the subject matter, rather just focusing on the technicalities but it did all that and more the way the score flawlessly works w each relevant scene - sir ludwig, i have to shake his hands  his life story along with the deposition and senate hearing going on, and this being back and forth - brilliant  there are so many other things i can talk on re. how good it was, like the cast, lines and how they were delivered, the visuals but these are a given early days but i’m saying it’s his best film, the thing just sits with you (thoughts after two watches)