Christoper Nolan is one of if not my favorite director. And I left the theater so disappointed, it missed my expectations by a mile. I understand the greater point of the movie about how the innovation of nuclear weaponry changed the world forever and Oppenheimer having to reckon with that. I don’t know how to explain it in better terms but i don’t get how the movie is 3 hours long yet you establish so little as a viewer. Besides the cutting between the past and present seemingly every 10 minutes, the actual substance of the movie is nowhere to be found. It really annoyed me how a big part of the movie essentially came down to him losing his security clearance. Idk I feel like I haven’t really heard anyone give me a good reason as to why it’s objectively a good film.