This is a great work of cinema. The through line is the walking on the sides of the moral line that Nolan projects in the film. What one needs to know before going to see this film is born in the title. This film is about the internal anguish, at times, Oppy, himself is not sure of. It's about a man who has the power but waivers about his conviction of the exertion of that power. This is a power he believes he must exert. His power is like Sophie's Choice. He has to choose one or the other and either decision provides both good and evil outcomes. There are winners and losers. Humanity wins and loses at the same time. I think writer/producer/director Nolan puts this across very succinctly. Technically the audio visual choices are superior. The sound editing and score gives you the feeling of a snowball rolling down a hill. It doesn't let up. Just goes faster and gets larger as it keeps going Down.
Review of Oppenheimer
