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hi! this is so incredible, you really deserve more suscribers. Your analysis is on point!

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LOL absolutely TERRIBLE analysis… Truman is saying this because in the eyes of EVERYONE ON THE PLANET, HE’S (Truman) the one who dropped the bomb, it’s HIM who must live with it…

I am not American, but even I understand that american lives are supposed to be the only ones worth saving...from the prespective of an American president and citizen. Of course he cares only about american lives, just like any reasonable president would care for his citizens

Put some mothafuckin respect on Gary Oldman’s mothafuckin name!!!!!! He’s so good.

I am from Brazil. I liked this analysis.

I think the Truman fans are also misreading this scene. The reason Oppenheimer felt like blood was on his hands wasn’t only because of what went on in Japan but also what would subsequently follow the invention of the bomb itself. Truman was responsible in the present. Oppenheimer felt responsible for anything that would happen in the future. In otherwords Hiroshima may not have been about Oppenheimer, but the bomb itself wasn’t specifically about Hiroshima or WWII. That’s why the film kept emphasizing Oppenheimer knew that if they were willing to drop the bombs on other countries, they would eventually consider making more efficient ways to use it, such as strapping it to a V2, making them larger, or the simple fact the bombs would always exist moving forward until some A-hole was crazy enough to consider using them that did not have a conscience.

Very heartbreaking the whole thing And handled poorly by the politicians as well and we always have such arrogance

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Analysis is somewhat off. 1:52, last line... Truman does not only care about himself. He cares about his country, as every leader does. He's the one with the power, and the responsibility, something that Oppenheimer does not have. In this exchange Oppenheimer comes off as naïve and narcissistic. A genius, but still a narcissist.

This scene analysis is laughable.

This really happened. Oppenheimer was a worm

For everyone viewing this 140,000 people died in Hiroshima and 70,000 people died in Nagasaki so I can only imagine the gilt that Dr. Oppenheimer is feeling.

“Driving the real question” “Answering it immediately because he doesn’t care about him” Lol, classic American President moment.

Not me laughing when I realized you thought you contributed anything to this video with your captions

Eh, Truman wasn't making it all about him. He was stating that the world and history would attributethe hundreds of thousands dead Hiroshima and Nagasaki to him. That the blood was on Truman's hands. He was disgusted that this man was trying to act like the blame would be placed at his feet. I take it you are more into films than history. Because Truman anguished about the dropping the bomb, he didn't want the credit, but accepted the blame. You really misread it.

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Lol im not an actor but im in drama and the amount of times my teacher has said things like “Put some more *VRA VRA* into it!” Or “Make it more *indescribable noises tbh* !”

Truman was irritated with him and he should have been/. In reality after this meeting Truman said “he doesn’t have nearly as much blood on his hands as I do” Truman was irritated because it has his agony of making the decision and it’s his agony in the aftermath but he is convinced it was the right decision. Oppenheimer now feels remorse?

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Great analysis. I couldn’t have said it better myself. Gary Oldman only had one scene in this movie, but it was such an impactful scene, and I will never forget it. The scene depicts President Truman as having no remorse for destroying hundreds of thousands of lives. I had to rewatch this video because I am a slow reader, but otherwise it was a great video.

I saw this movie on the plane and this scene was so resonant 😊

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Love it

🎵Five hundred twenty five thousand six hundred minutes how do you measure the length of a year🎵 I’m actually a gymnast but my sister wants to be on broadway so I am constantly watching plays and listening to musical music.

MY THEATRE COMPANY IS DOING RENT THIS UEAR AND IM SO EXCITED in daylights in sunsets in midnights in cups of coffee in inches in miles in laughter in strife in 525,600 minutes!!!

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Very good analysis. Although i would say in the end ''he only cares about himself'' is maybe not 100% true. Because the statements Harry truman did in the end here also implies that Oppenheimer is not alone in his guilt. Truman in words would in some ways carry even the bigger burden, according to him at least. The scene reveals much about Christopher nolans Harry truman interpretation and how he might have been.

Hm i think probably more than one

525,600 minutes How do you measure, measure a year? In daylights, in sunsets In midnights, in cups of coffee

And 527,040 minutes in a leap year.

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525,600 minutes!

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Wow! Exceedingly impressed with your ability to decipher the scene. I never write comments for any videos, but this was so masterfully done that I was left without any choice. Please, continue analyzing other scenes for it was utterly enjoyable.