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Movie Review

“Oppenheimer,” one of the year’s most eagerly awaited films, left a lasting impression on many viewers, myself included. While much of the film was exceptional, I found myself captivated by two out of its three hours, with the remaining hour being merely likable. This slight disconnect prevents me from wholeheartedly embracing the entire movie. I recall a similar experience with Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk,” which resonated more upon a second viewing, so perhaps “Oppenheimer” might benefit from a similar approach. However, I don’t feel an urgent need to revisit it soon due to its lengthy and somewhat draining runtime. Nevertheless, there’s no denying the film’s exceptional craftsmanship. It impeccably captures the era it portrays, boasting stunning visuals and a remarkable sound design, complemented by one of the standout scores of the year. The performances are uniformly strong, but it’s Cillian Murphy who truly shines, making a compelling case for a leading actor accolade in the early awards season discussions. “Oppenheimer” excels when it delves into the realm of psychological thriller, featuring a renowned historical figure. At times, it even ventures into psychological horror, delivering a sequence, particularly during a speech, that is downright terrifying. Despite the widely known historical context, the film maintains suspenseful moments, keeping the audience engaged throughout. The final hour, however, felt noticeably extended, and I couldn’t help but wish for a more concise conclusion, perhaps in the form of an extended epilogue rather than a full third of the movie. I believe I would have liked “Oppenheimer” even more if it had been trimmed to 2.5 hours instead of 3. It’s important to note that while the film tested my patience slightly, it wasn’t inherently flawed; it just required a bit more endurance In the end, “Oppenheimer” left me with the impression of a film that wasn’t a perfect masterpiece but undeniably shone brightly for a significant portion of its duration. This achievement is worth celebrating, making “Oppenheimer” a film worth experiencing in theaters, despite its occasional pacing challenges.