movie Oppenheimer (2023) | Cillian Murphy | RT: 94%, MC: 88 | $962M WW | In theaters now 💣

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Oppenheimer is based on the 2005 Pulitzer Prize-winning book "American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer" by Kai Bird and the late Martin J. Sherwin. The story will follow Cillian Murphy as J. Robert Oppenheimer, the scientist who contributed to the Manhattan Project that led to the invention of the atomic bomb, exploring the man’s moral struggle and the inner crisis he faced after seeing what his invention was capable of.

 

Cast:

- Cillian Murphy

- Emily Blunt

- Matt Damon

- Robert Downey Jr.

- Florence Pugh

- Rami Malek

- Benny Safdie

- Josh Hartnett

- Dane DeHaan

- Jack Quaid

- Matthew Modine

- Dylan Arnold

- Olli Haaskivi

- Alden Ehrenreich

- David Krumholtz

- Michael Angarano

- Kenneth Branagh

- David Dastmalchian

- Jason Clarke

- Louise Lombard

- Scott Grimes

- Christopher Denham

- James D'Arcy

- David Rysdahl

- Guy Burnet

- Danny Deferrari

- Josh Peck

- Harrison Gilbertson

- Emma Dumont

- Matthias Schweighöfer

- Gustaf Skarsgård

- Devon Bostick

- Alex Wolff

- Tony Goldwyn

- Trond Fausa Aurvåg

- Gary Oldman

- Josh Zuckerman

- Olivia Thirlby

- Casey Affleck

- Tom Conti

 

 

 

Edited March 14 by Broken

[WildAmerican]

the teasser for this before Nope was better than the actual movie 

[Blade Runner]

Florence coming to end everyone AGAIN. 

[BNF91]

This won't be a hit.

[State of Grace.]

The cast is just

 

But I'm perched for Florence to stomp.

[Roberto]

Robert Downey Jr...yeah, you lost me there. 

[Roberto]

Wait, I just realized about that long ass cast list.  

[Frozen99]

the poster looks amazing

[Donquizote]

This is a good movie to be released given the fact that we are on the verge of nuclear war soon with Russia

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[flower moon]

looks good

[Kakihara]

Josh Peck? 

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"The new trailer for Christopher Nolan's #Oppenheimer is slated to debut with #AvatarTheWayOfWater as an exclusive preview during IMAX screenings."

New poster:

 

[justjess]

^^^^can you post the links? Can't see anything that's embedded

[justjess]

^^^^can you post the links? Can't see anything that's embedded

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@justjess

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/screenrant/status/1603229036150493186

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/CultureCrave/status/1603030720670158849

[makeme]

He re uses actors a lot. Cillian again? 

[shookspeare]

I saw them filming back in April so I'm curious to see how it comes out

[Mr. Loco]

 

[Mr. Duff]

Looks like a really great film.

[Mr. Mendes]

On 12/15/2022 at 9:25 AM, makeme said:

He re uses actors a lot. Cillian again? 

This is a common practice with auteur directors. Scorsese, Spielberg, Tarintino, Nolan, Burton, Cameron...they all have a tendency to have close and long lasting relationships with actors and off camera talents (such as cinematographers, composers, etc). Auteurs succeed when they're surrounded by people that they understand and that understand them. The specific ticks and processes that certain directors go through are not going to be something all actors are suited to, and not all processes actors go through are going to be something every director can work with. When you find someone you make magic with, you make magic with them multiple times.

 

It's like an artist finding a muse they reference constantly or a musician finding a producer they prefer to work with. 

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[Lovett]

[midnightdawn]

Looks like it's going to be heavy on the flag waving/USA USA patriotic angle.

[chris1991]

Kinda not impressed not exactly sure why…. Nolan is a great director, there is no denying that, so it’ll likely be good. Do I want to sit through a dark movie about Nazi’s vs American nationalist in 2023 prob not.