"Oppenheimer" clip: Trinity
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Published 2024-03-08
"Oppenheimer" is nominated for 13 Academy Awards, including best picture.
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All Comments (21)
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I saw Oppenheimer in the theater. It was full of people. When it all went silent at 1:02, I thought someone would be eating chips, drinking cola, talking or whatever. Well, I was very surprised when the entire audience fell into the utter silence for like a minute. Everybody was just amazed by the beautiful shots of the explosion. I'll never forget that cinema experience.
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Feynman watched through the windscreen of a truck. This actually happened - he knew the glass would block harmful UV and he was the only one to actually witness the explosion without dark filters, but he was temporarily blinded for some minutes afterwards.
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bomb doesn’t explode Josh: MEGAN!!!
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Meanwhile indiana jones in a fridge...
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Josh: Drake…where’s the detonator button?
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The silence is deafening.
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So glad it won Best Picture. Deserved every award
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I can't believe they used that. It looks just like a gasoline fire.
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And this is only a fraction of the nuclear power we have to day. Absolutely frightening.
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my heart was racing in the theatre
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all for practical effects, but they could have used some cgi to make the explosion look like an actual nuke
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I image this scene would be so much cooler if I wasn’t blocking my ears in anticipation of a super loud sound the whole time
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Now Oppenheimer Have Become Death, The Destroyer Of Worlds.
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“Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds”
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I stand by this. The explosion looked horrible. The split second clips in the opening scene showed the sheer magnitude far better than the final result. This looked like a gas can explosion a hundred meters away rather than a massive nuke miles away. CGI was absolutely needed here. With the same team that made the black hole in interstellar, they could have made a realistic nuke
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Am in the only one not amazed by the explosion?
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The silence is actually really disturbing hearing nothing but breathing and a distant hum. It shows how messed up these bombs really are
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ehhh, that explosion looks 10 meters tall
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When I saw this scene, I was like “Yep this is winning Best Picture at the Oscars next year!”
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I can't believe people are saying this scene was amazing. That was a slap in the face to the real team behind the manhattan project.
