Sounds like you want the old BBC TV series: <a href="https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/8771-oppenheimer?language=en-US" rel="nofollow">https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/8771-oppenheimer?language=en-U...
I can recommend the old BBC series as it's well produced and prioritises accuracy over dramatisation as far as I can tell. It's obviously a bit slower than a movie but well worth a watch if you're interested in the topic.
I watched it a few months before watching the Oppenheimer film and it did spoil the film a bit for me. I've got mixed feelings about Nolan films - I really like a lot of his work, but find that it can be a bit superficial at times. e.g. I enjoyed Interstellar but found the ending unsatisfying and a bit hand wavy. However, when I watched it, I wasn't aware of the all the Jesus links in the story, so I was approaching it as a hard scifi film.
That sounds nice too. I do prefer accuracy over drama, it's just in short supply so I settle for either. Like my favorite film is Lawrence of Arabia, but it's not accurate.
The ending of Interstellar almost ruined it for me. Even ignoring physics, it's a lazy plot device. I liked the rest of it so much that it was forgivable, but that involved mentally black-holing the end, like I forgot about it until rewatching recently.
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I've thought about making an Oppenheimer except all scenes are in chronological order and the cringe ones are gone Edition
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I can recommend the old BBC series as it's well produced and prioritises accuracy over dramatisation as far as I can tell. It's obviously a bit slower than a movie but well worth a watch if you're interested in the topic.
I watched it a few months before watching the Oppenheimer film and it did spoil the film a bit for me. I've got mixed feelings about Nolan films - I really like a lot of his work, but find that it can be a bit superficial at times. e.g. I enjoyed Interstellar but found the ending unsatisfying and a bit hand wavy. However, when I watched it, I wasn't aware of the all the Jesus links in the story, so I was approaching it as a hard scifi film.
mahboi · · focus · HN ↗
The ending of Interstellar almost ruined it for me. Even ignoring physics, it's a lazy plot device. I liked the rest of it so much that it was forgivable, but that involved mentally black-holing the end, like I forgot about it until rewatching recently.