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SatR’Day with Julie 📷

If you know little about Oppenheimer's story, you're the perfect audience to see the film according to Christopher Nolan:

“My feeling on Oppenheimer was, a lot of people know the name, and they know he was involved with the atomic bomb, and they know that something else happened that was complicated in his relationship to US history. But not more specific than that. Frankly, for me, that's the ideal audience member for my film. The people who know nothing are going to get the wildest ride. Because it's a wild story.”

According to Christopher Nolan, the black-and-white and color scenes in 'OPPENHEIMER' are two different timelines:

“I knew that I had two timelines that we were running in the film. One is in color, and that’s Oppenheimer’s subjective experience. That’s the bulk of the film. Then the other is a black and white timeline. It’s a more objective view of his story from a different character’s point of view.”