Oppenheimer

After the weak mess that was Tenet. Christopher Nolan delivered big time with a biopic that will be remembered dearly by all fans of cinema alike. Watching this in cinemas was one for the books in my movie-going history but I have to admit, I didn't quite hear most of the dialogue the first time cause it's either questionable sound editing or most of our cinemas just plain suck. But even with this hurdle, I still got most of what this movie was trying to say. Oppenheimer goes to show that not only great cinema can be achieved through visuals, but also a masterful use of sound. Cillian Murphy TRULY killed it as the titular character and fantastically portrayed a man of genius betrayed by the very people he trusted and used his vision for further terrible lengths humankind has or has yet to offer with the atomic bomb and nuclear weapons overall. Truly another one-of-a-kind experience by Christopher Nolan. The Odyssey can't come soon enough and if Oppenheimer looked this amazing with only some scenes shot on IMAX cameras, imagine a full feature shot ENTIRELY with it. Christopher Nolan is truly one of the greatest living directors today.