Oppenheimer Review: As much as audiences from Tollywood to Hollywood wait for Rajamouli's films, they also wait for Hollywood director Christopher Nolan's films. His films are crazy for the Indian audience. Especially the youth are eagerly waiting. So far all the Nolan movies released in India have been big hits. Nolan's films have a lot of influence on the taking of our directors.
Many films have come out in Telugu with his method of directing. After 'Tenet', his film based on real events was 'Oppenheimer'. The worldwide expectations for this film are not the usual range V. This movie has a good craze in Telugu states as well. Advance bookings have been great. Let's see in this review how this movie is released amid huge expectations.
Oppenheimer Movie Story:
The film is based on the life stories of Kai Bird and Martin J Sherwin and directed by Christopher Nolan. In 1942, Oppenheimer was hired for the Manhattan Project. He liked his work very much and within a year he was hired as the director of the project Los Alamos Laboratory in New Mexico. The aim is to make nuclear weapons from this lab. And did Open Heimer make nuclear weapons..?, what were the challenges he faced in this process? and how he faced them is the story.
Oppenheimer Movie Analysis:
Christopher Nolan tries to give the audience a new experience with each of his films. He did the same in this movie. It must be said that his way of showing the dark side behind this nuclear project is amazing in a way that shows the audience great courage. You have to be surprised to see the detailing he has given to each small scene.
In this movie, the performance of 'Iron Man' hero Robert Downey Jr. was amazing. He cultivated every emotion very well. Director Nolan has opened this film with such a screenplay that the audience feels that the film is over for three hours. And anyone who has seen this movie will surely say that this movie will win all the prestigious awards. He made this film technically brilliant in that range.
Last word: Director Christopher Nolan has directed this film in a great way beyond what he thought it would be when he saw the trailer. For his fans, this movie is a visual feast.
Rating: 3.5 /5
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