Pretty good though about an hour too long.

Upsetting for me to see those who used to be rather dishy young men (Tom Conti; Matt Damon) becoming character actors (Tom is Einstein). But they do it well. Good acting; good direction; some clever editing and fine camerawork. Well worth two hours of your time (but three?).

Sounds like 90 mins could do it.

A man knows his stuff so he creates a bomb.

For me it was a good dramatization of a historic event, but not very entertaining. A lot of the film is people talking in rooms, not much action or drama. It was a great cast, every scene had a famous face in it. There was enough stars in it to make about 5 films. I'm looking forward to the second half of the BarbeHeimer double film. I imagine it will be very Misandrist feminist propaganda.

robbiex wrote:
For me it was a good dramatization of a historic event, but not very entertaining. A lot of the film is people talking in rooms, not much action or drama. It was a great cast, every scene had a famous face in it. There was enough stars in it to make about 5 films. I'm looking forward to the second half of the BarbeHeimer double film. I imagine it will be very Misandrist feminist propaganda.

You have described almost every episode of L.A Law.

JK2006 wrote:
Upsetting for me to see those who used to be rather dishy young men (Tom Conti; Matt Damon) becoming character actors (Tom is Einstein). But they do it well. Good acting; good direction; some clever editing and fine camerawork. Well worth two hours of your time (but three?).

the "comedian" who liked to do blackface David Badeil is moaning about a non Jewish actor playing Oppenheimer but seems to have missed Conti playing Einstein. Weird or what?

I've read a biography on Oppenheimer..really an extraordinary man who once tried to poison a colleague.

So many German born Jews who Hitler insanely drove out of Germany (boosting Hollywood with talent) who worked with the allies to win the war prompting Churchill to say "our Germans were better than theirs".