Not nearly as emotional or exciting or stunning as Oppenheimer, but it’s a documentary so I guess that’s to be expected. It did however, provide some fascinating insight on how people reacted to the bomb and what scientists other than Oppenheimer thought of it which wasn’t really explored in Nolan’s version, so it has merit. Would suggest watching after the big one as some additional reading if you’re interested like I was.
Free on the criterion channel even if you don’t have a subscription so that’s cool!
Not nearly as emotional or exciting or stunning as Oppenheimer, but it’s a documentary so I guess that’s to be expected. It did however, provide some fascinating insight on how people reacted to the bomb and what scientists other than Oppenheimer thought of it which wasn’t really explored in Nolan’s version, so it has merit. Would suggest watching after the big one as some additional reading if you’re interested like I was.
Free on the criterion channel even if you don’t have a subscription so that’s cool!
