Nolan makes another excellent movie as expected and the quality is still outstanding, but this time is different, it's a biopic about a real person and some controversial themes and it somehow manages to keep the plot intriguing and building up conflicts that make interesting to know what's happening to the characters, it's very dynamic how a lot of characters are being presented in the movie by separate moments that connect through the storyline and how are represented the different personalities, it gives all the depth to Oppenheimer to see his development as a physician, politic and as a person with feelings but also gives the other characters the importance and exploration so they don't feel like just backgrounds characters and the cast fits great, the legal conflict is a part of the story that gives a bigger retrospective to the events and just a personal complaint it was longer than expected but it's supported by the surprising evolution of Lewis Strauss as an antagonist and the emotional side that is mainly revealed by Kitty Oppenheimer's character.
Review of Oppenheimer
