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LA RECENSIONE
Yesterday afternoon I watched OPENIGHTMARE and I found it well done (technically speaking), a big movie in the old style:
Excellent performance by the actors
The story is beautiful
The dialogues are beautiful, profound, and witty
Great direction and cinematography
BUT...
- Music always obsessive and too loud
- Endless duration (about 3 hours, of which 2 and a half hours of shot/reverse shot dialogues)
In the end, I left exhausted and worn out. Perhaps that was the sensation one was supposed to leave the cinema with? With balls shattered as if an H-bomb had exploded in your pants? Mmmhhhh, veeeery likely.
Otherwise, it doesn't make sense.
I had a "nightmare open up", so to speak...
But my rating is: 7 ...tending to 8.
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Summary by Bot
This review praises Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer for its strong acting, beautiful story, and great cinematography. However, the music is described as overly loud and obsessive. The nearly three-hour length, dominated by extended dialogues, leaves the viewer exhausted but perhaps intentionally so. The reviewer rates the film 7 to 8 out of 10, acknowledging its power despite the draining experience.
Christopher Nolan
Christopher Nolan (born 30 July 1970) is a British-American film director, screenwriter and producer known for ambitious, often non-linear films.34 Reviews
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By Anatoly
Oppenheimer is indeed a political film that Nolan skillfully stages, wisely alternating timelines in line with his typical non-linear narrative.
The eternal repetition is that of the logic of power and the human propensity for destruction and death.
By JackBeauregard
A film to see and, probably, even to see again to fully enjoy some passages that the relentless pace of the film might sometimes risk losing.
There are never real moments of reflective pause; even the dialogues between scientists, the family situations, or even the brief erotic scenes are always on the edge, always suggesting an impalpable tension.
By scuffia
The film is stunning, pure Nolan, who finally gives his fetish actor, Cillian Murphy, the leading role.
Three hours? I didn’t notice, and I finally understood what black holes are.
By RolloTommasi
This is the greatest ethical dilemma humanity has ever faced.
Politics is the second (inevitable) trace of the film: high-level dilemmas can be even more complex than ethical ones.
