Comments by "" (@0xyGen_2.p0) on "How Japanese Feel About Oppenheimer and Nuclear Weapons | Street Interview" video.

I respect you. Right words, my friend. Right words.
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 @star-lord653 We love you, Japanese people, throw stereotypes out. But did you watch this film?
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 @お節介じい this is too bad because history should be a teacher so that bad things never happen again. But sadly it teaches nobody...Human race is hopeless
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@RealTaIkif they gave same lesson to european and russian commies as they did in case of Germany, we wouldn't be where we are. Unbelievably that Hitler's version of socialism is (justly so) forbidden, but Stalin's and Tito's versions of socialism 8sn't. And these two butchered more than 10 Hitlers together
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@star-lord653 try. You might like it. It is not about Hiroshima and Nagasakui, but about scientist and his demons. And how he, as a sympathiser with communist party, became object of merciless political witch-hunt in his native Amerika all the way till his political rehabilitation. This film is insight into mind of genius scientist. Film doesn't justify anyone or anything. It just tries to bring out some facts, just shows WW2 as a fact. It is really about one of greatest minds that ever lived on Earth. Cillian Murphy's portrayal of Oppenheimer will eat up your soul, so good he is.
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@star-lord653 was it released in Japan? My dear Japanese friend, let me tell you also this. You are on far eastern hemosphere but we share the same world. You aren't excluded from it. We Westerners don't see you in negative light, on the contrary. Many of us miss, and need a dialogue with people from your part of world. Just see how popular these street interviews are. For us who have never been in Japan a window into Japan. We can comment, share opinions? ask, learn, even friendly criticise each others. This is how we people connect on that basic human level. We argue and share things with you like within family. When films like Oppenheimer occur it is important to understand that film isn't used as tool for ideological attack like in cold war, but to open bridges to know and understand each others better. See it and leave feedback. Japanese perspective is important too.
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Was Oppenheimer released in Japan or not?
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