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That ending was such a gut punch.
The Trinity Test was an actual atomic bomb that was the same design as the Fat Man implosion bomb that was dropped on Nagasaki. For the film, Nolan used regular explosives to simulate the blast of the Trinity Test.
Fun-ish Fact...the US spent about $2 billion to develop, test and use 2 atomic bombs, but spent over $3 billion to develop the B-29 bombers that dropped them on Japan...the plane was harder to make work properly than the bombs were. Even still, the B-29 planes that would carry the bombs had to be modified to carry them, and for a time it seemed like the USAAF might need a backup plan, so the British trained a special group of Lancaster bombers to do the job in case the Silverplate B-29 was not ready in time.
I have to admit that I was disappointed by how Nolan presented the trinity test. It looked like some explosive plus gasoline. Nolan is know for using practical effects I realize, but the close zoomed nature of the practical explosion didn’t properly convey the explosion to me.
People will say this criticism is shallow because the movie is not about the bomb but about Oppenheimer and that is true, but ultimately I think a better shot of the test explosion would have been better.
Anyway, great movie.
@@vhufeosqap I think that it must look best in an IMAX presentation, but I have not seen it that way, so I tend to agree it was a bit underwhelming. 👍
However, what was 2B back then, is about 100B today
@@vhufeosqap The problem is simple. Nolan shot an explosion. The A-Bomb produced a detonation. Corridoor Crew did a segment on it in one of their recent videos. I love Nolan and his adherence for using practical effects wherever possible, but here (and in Dunkirk) it doesn't work. We know what a nuclear detonation looks like, and this isn't it. And in Dunkirk, many will have seen pictures from the beeches showing hundred's of thousands queing to evacuate the beeches, yet Nolan gave us about one hundred extra's. Sometimes you NEED to use CGI.
At last someone that can beat your dad in terms of cigarette count haha
Amen to that 🤣
I loled at your reaction at finding out president Truman was monster 😅
Lol I was just thinking a president that does something like that would atleast have extreme cognitive dissonance, lying to themselves or in denial etc, I didn't imagine they'd have this level of acknowledgement and self awareness and be proud of it
@@warheartwarheart5389 Interpretations are subjective
34:34 "with no problem" that is a complete misreading of the scene, lol
Y’all seem pretty convinced the Japanese would’ve surrendered if “they knew what was coming,” but they famously did not even surrender after one of them was dropped on one of their cities, and it still took six days after the second was dropped.
@@harrybirchall3308 Hitler's boys would negotiate too. Unconditional surrender was ... unconditional. Japan gets to keep all their conquests in China etc. What was key was the invasion of Soviet troops into Manchuria. Japan could not keep their conquests. There was a coup against the Emperor to prevent surrender ... that missed 5 mins from success.
@@harrybirchall3308That's crap, there was an attempted coup AFTER the two bombings to prevent Japan from surrendering. They had no intention of surrender before the bombs.
Yup Never Be One like it again on this historical level by far the greatest IMAX experience of all time with my father that I took there he was in aw the whole entire time which is rare nowadays where everything is another remake or copycat of the golden era like trilogies that should be left alone and come up with new originally like this rare gem 💎 that will be rememberd forever with great writing and conclusions to a 10/10 masterpiece that held my sense of tension to guys all the way through to the phenomenal rare gem 💎 masterpiece ending making it easily the best of the decade that made you think to the world would have been a very different place if Hitler got the bomb like my grandfather who faught in WW2 to make sure that didn't happen but he always said people today don't have a clue of how close it came to a very different ending for the human race and we would be speaking German now because back in the spring of 1942 that was the true reality of the world and the axis was still gobbling up every island or continent and unstoppable on land and water and that's what makes this thought provoking in a disturbing way because you can't win a nuclear war and mankind loses and goes extinct 🦤 in the worst most horrible way imaginable like the scariest movie of all time Threads with no happy ending for humanity just a radioactive waste land where nothing can survive and gets cooked alive from the inside by a million x-rays an hour
I just saw this on Peacock nearly 2 weeks ago, and I'm still stunned by the movie. When the movie ended, I had actually gasped at what I just watched. Incredible performances all around, but especially Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr.
Truman wasn't taking the "credit" for dropping the bomb. He was taking responsibility. The moral debate around using the weapon was discussed at the highest echelons of government. It's easy to judge them with 20/20 historical hindsight, but imagine what it was like for them at the time. Japan, in spite of the fact that it couldn't win the war, refused to surrender. It was estimated that a U.S. invasion of the Japanese home islands could cost 1 million U.S. casualties, plus untold millions of Japanese. And if the war had dragged on, the U.S.S.R. might have also achieved a landing on the Japanese mainland, meaning the country would have been divided between the U.S. and Stalin after the war. So instead of Japan enjoying its postwar economic "miracle," a substantial portion of its land and people would have languished under Russian occupation. Sometimes you're presented with a list of crappy options, and the best you can do is pick the one that you THINK seems like the least worst.
Oh sorry I meant the moral burden, the guilt. Feeling disdain for what, in his opinion, is Oppenheimer’s naive idealism, he told him that as a way of easing his guilt
I mean he also took the credit. And this “justification” for the use of nuclear weapons has been disproven repeatedly since then and is an apologist view of the events. What America did that day was just as abhorrent as all the other horrible things all the participating nations did in WWII
@@bamflyer I don't think either the supporting or opposing views have been disproven. Disproven is a very strong word. There are honest and well-thought out opinions on both sides including those who think the justification for the second bomb is much weaker.
I concur. Well said.
My uncle was in the Marines during WWII. Wounded on Iwo Jima and Okinawa. He says the only reason he lived through those invasions was because he got shot (in both cases) within minutes of getting off his landing craft. In both cases they just tossed him on an empty, outbound LC, meaning he got medical care pretty quickly. He said that when the bombing of Hiroshima was announced, he wept like a baby -- as did the men around him. Because he knew he was going to live through the war. @@bamflyer
Hey Guya, the end line is quite chilling."The explosion will result in an event that will destroy the world... I believe we did". ------- To know the event you feared while designing your invention. -------Didn't happen the way you thought, in fact the fear did come to pass. Just not the way you thought.
What a chilling line. I can't stop watching the last minute of Oppenheimer
@@myegyptiandadreacts4824 For sure. I feel the same way. Chilling to the bone.
You should watch movies with headphones/earphones
Einstein was also a jew that is why he had to escape Germany and settle in the US.
Not saying the nuke was good but if u know what the Japanese were doing pre and during ww2, the celebrations make more sense.
Unit 731?
If you guys also watch tv shows, you should check The Pacific, another collab from Tom Hanks, Spielberg among others as executives to produce this series based on the Pacific war theater. Band of Brothers is on the Europe theater. Both are really masterpieces.
The Pacific really illustrates the hell American soldiers (and Japanese locals trapped in that war, and even Japanese soldiers) went through in those cursed islands. Truly horrorific.
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@@myegyptiandadreacts4824 Rape of Nanking ... siege of Wuhan ... 6 million Chines civilians murdered ...
@@williambranch4283 ...and then the Chinese under Mao killed 40 to 80 million of their own people. Good that they learned the right lessons from history right? Every country has committed atrocities buddy.
@@myegyptiandadreacts4824And Nanking. And how they treated the American POWs. And their civilians in Okinawa.
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He(Ed Teller) invented the hydrogen bomb after WWII.
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MATT DAAAAAAAAMON!!!
And yeah Truman was devot christian and when I say that he was the man who's decision was his alone so yeah he was the one who decided who died he wasn't a bad man I dint like that nolan portrayed him that way he felt huge guilt about the lives lost but knew it had to be done people today just can't rap their around Tha amount of death that had occurred before the bombs were dropped 10s of millions after the bombs in the last 80 years you can call it the long peace compared to back them when 10s of thousands died a day from war
I think Nolan and Gary Oldman conveyed it properly; in that scene we're seeing Truman at his worst but you can see he isn't exactly happy about the situation either, he's just trying to put a positive spin on things now that what's done is done. Nolan actually toned down how aggressive the actual Truman meeting was.
Cillian is amazing
Yall are quickly becoming my fav channel ... don't know yalls religion, guessing Islam...I'm Christian, hoprle that's cool ... but peace b upon yall ... wish I could visit Egypt, I'm Roman by blood ...so iv seen the ronan empire , I would love to see the , history in Egypt.... most interesting in history .... so far ..lol but i know I would b killed if I went...sux we can't have peace ... maybe one day
Lol why would you think that? Christians and Muslims have lived together here for centuries 😂 ❤️ ☪️ ✝️
@myegyptiandadreacts4824 just how we r taught here in the USA ... plus iv been to Syria, Iraq , Afghanistan.... and have been told I can understand why they hated americans...... and christians....... but I've always wanted to go to Egypt and I will talk to Muslims everywhere I went and they were just like yeah probably not a good idea you're probably going to get kidnapped and help for rent them and I was like in egypt? I thought that was like a tourist hotspot like the only color they see is green and he was like well take a chance and I was like I don't know....
@@GaParanormal Well idk about what these people are saying but for me personally when you google "crime rates by country" it actually shows that in the western countries it's quite a bit higher than in Muslim countries in general. Egypt comes close to the US though, but still less. It's super low in Saudi and Oman. Afghanistan's is pretty high though 😳 but it's probably cause of the war over there.
@myegyptiandadreacts4824 i agree its bad here ,but it's on everyone ... I was more talking bout , if I went my accent and look would give away that I'm American and prob Christian ✝️ , so because of that I would b in danger....
Every day ww2 dragged on without the bomb being dropped, tens of thousands of chinese, Koreans, Hong Kongers ,Vietnamese, Philipinos, Burmese,Indians, Loatians,Malay, Indonesians etc sufferred mortally under japanese occupation on a daily basis and these are only the civilians, to these you can add the resistance movements of each of these countries, as well as the British, Dutch, French, Russians and American soldiers fighting the japanese. Then you can add the people taken as Prisoners of wars kept in terrible conditions Having Grown up in Asia I'm only too aware that japanese crimes make the german ones look almost banal. The number of soldiers taken as POWS in Singapore in 1942 alone was more than the number who died in BOTH atomic bombs. ONE city. Disliking the US does not make the lives of the japanese more valuable than those of the rest of asia for whom the atomic bombs were an act of almost divine mercy finally bringing years of suffering to an end. I can recommend some reading on the Japanese treatment of occupied territories if you'd like. Their colonial empire even made Belgium and the ottomans seem mild.
This guy gets it!
Hey Guys, I love how Kitty deals with Dr. Oppenheimer throughout the movie. ----- She cuts him no slack when it comes to dealing with the political and scientific people in their circles. ------ She sees them being on a mission to change the world and bring an end to WWII. ------- Of course, as a woman dealing with his extra-marital activities, causes even the most logical human mind to feel natural human emotions. ------ As we see Kitty imagining Jean Tatlock being intimate with her husband. ----- Chris Nolan makes us feel that intensity at every turn.
You guys need to do a reaction video to Interstellar
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The only issues with the movie are...that so many people are getting from it the impression that there would be no bomb without Oppenheimer, and that is just not true. If he had not been involved, it would likely have taken longer, but it was always going to happen. The other issue is that it leaves the impression there was only 1 Soviet agent in the Manhattan Project, when there were at least 5 that we know of...4 of them at Los Alamos.
Also, that communism wasn't a real threat and that it was just baseless fear-mongering.
@@mmclaurin8035That’s the thing - communism was never the real threat - certain communists with an incentive to undermine the US (for reasons more related to nationalism than ideology) were a threat. The fear may not have been baseless but it was misplaced and overblown.
thats not the movies fault though, the film never supports the idea of the "great man of history" either.
@@nicolaslabra2225 While I tend to agree that there is not any place in the film where they say that Oppie was "essential", I have watched about 20 reactions to Oppenheimer by folks who don't know anything about atomic history, and at least half of those folks have come away thinking Oppie "invented" the bomb...so there is definitely something in Nolan's presentation that is giving that impression to folks.
But I think the movie is great overall, and I would never try to say how it should be changed in any way...I was just commenting on the conclusions I have been seeing people come to.
No the problem is that the majority of the audience pays no real attention to anything and just stares at their phones 99% of their lives. The movie makes it absolutely clear that it's a race who will build the first atomic bomb and not if it can be done at all. The audience is just dumb.
32:55 their happiness shows what brainwashing does to people. Same way some people celebrated 9/11.
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