‘Oppenheimer’: Christopher Nolan Explains Why The Japanese Perspective Wasn’t Portrayed In His Drama In 1 Hour Q&A
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theplaylist.netChristopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” has essentially finished its box-office run, and while the film fell short of the $1 billion mark—grossing $942.1 million worldwide—a three-hour biopic earning anything over $150 million at the box office globally is an astounding achievement these days and demonstrates how Nolan can “eventize” any subject and make it into an epic.
While its Oscar prospects seem very high—sure to earn a Best Picture and Best Director nomination, among others—the film has its critics and had criticism lobbied at it.
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