Oppenheimer

A very interesting film, though its three-hour runtime may feel a bit excessive. The movie starts off very slow—one might even say boring—but it is certainly one of those films that ultimately reclaims the glory it deserves. Seven is the number of Oscars it won, a broad showcase that rewards the skill of the director, the actors, the screenwriters, and the producers. A film that regains its glory by transforming an (apparently boring) story into a contemporary cinematic masterpiece. Certain parts of the film allow you to fully identify with the character of Dr. Oppenheimer, making you feel his anxieties and moral conflicts. The Trinity Project is presented so powerfully that you feel a lump in your throat, butterflies in your stomach; the twists in the story excite you to the point of feeling happy, as if you yourself had triumphed over envy and malice. A film that deserves recognition—a film that has been and will be remembered.