First reactions came to Christopher Nolan’s new movie Oppenheimer, which will be released this week. The film opened with a successful score on Rotten Tomatoes and received positive reviews from critics.
Christopher Nolan, one of the most prominent directors of modern cinema with many iconic films, is one of the most anticipated films of the year. with Oppenheimer will appear again. The film, which will center on J. Robert Oppenheimer, known as the father of the atomic bomb, will be released on July 21.
The first reactions started to come just a few days before the film, which has a star-studded cast. Critics and moviegoers shared their opinions on different platforms. The general reaction reveals that Nolan’s new movie will meet expectations.
Oppenheimer opens 97% on Rotten Tomates
First, let’s look at the score from Rotten Tomatoes, one of the largest movie sites in the world. We see that Nolan’s new movie opened quite well, with a score of 97%, with 63 critics’ ratings on the site.
“Wonderful. Christopher Nolan’s three-hour historical biography, Oppenheimer, is brilliantly shot, superbly acted, masterfully edited, and thoroughly gripping, one of the best of this decade.”
“Oppenheimer is not only an epic masterpiece, but one of the most important films of the year. He deserves every minute of its three-hour run.”
The movie is the best movie of the century, according to legendary filmmaker Paul Schrader, author of legendary movies like Taxi Driver.
“OPPENHEIMER. The best, most important movie of the century. If you’re going to see a movie at the cinema this year, it should be Oppenheimer. I’m not a huge Nolan fan; but this movie surpasses everything else.”
Turkish critic Bilge Ebiri is one of those who liked the movie.
“Oppenheimer… unbelievable. The word that comes to mind is “scary”. An insanely detailed, intricate historical drama with a pace that doesn’t stop until Nolan hits the hammer in his most shocking and shocking way.
Other reactions to Oppenheimer are as follows:
Replying to Bilge Ebiri, Dan Leach: “I agree with you very much. Your comments are in line with how I feel about Oppenheimer. Absolutely scary and fearless. The last 20 minutes are very strong”
“Oppenheimer is a huge success, not just for Nolan, but for everyone involved. It’s the kind of movie that makes you appreciate filmmaking, that surprises you with the way it all comes together.”
“Oppenheimer is a devastating portrait of human arrogance in the face of change, with some of the most shocking and frightening moments of Nolan’s career.
“It’s a big, bold and serious cinematic event of the kind that’s now almost extinct in the studios. He also embraces the contradictions of an intellectual giant who was a deeply flawed man, and his legacy complicated by his own ambivalence towards his groundbreaking success that cemented his place in the history books.”