Comments by "Ember Fist" (@emberfist8347) on "Oppenheimer SLAMMED By Woke Feminists For HILARIOUS Reason They Seem To IGNORE In Barbie Movie" video.

  1. To be fair the creator of that test regrets it is getting taken as gospel by feminist.
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  2.  @Sukharno2121  Probably take a que from this movie and add nudity to it.
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  3. It isn’t a feminist film. Unless you the women getting hired which is a historical fact. And that is what most women ended up doing during the war, entering male dominated fields because the men were dying halfway around the world.
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  4.  @tablescissors I never see a problem with this type of storytelling other than it requires the audience to pay attention. Sadly that seems to be too big a request with some people.
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  5. I would say The Dark Knight Rises was the best in that regard. It had a female villain after all.
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  6. He is only that thin because he was trying to match Oppenheimer’s build. Actors diet for roles all the time. Just compare Christian Bale as a human skeleton in The Machinist to him in Batman Begins.
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  7. No it is about the fact that a Hindu scripture (the line “I am become Death the destroyer of worlds” Oppenheimer is famous for saying) is read during a nude scene. The removed the nudity for the Indian cut
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  8. I saw this film opening weekend and my Dad was surprised it did so well despite not being woke and there not being a controversy around it. Well he is still right as this non-troversy
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  9. No so far it made 371 million on a 200 million budget.
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  10.  @HenriFaust Not really Nolan is just someone well known for for not necessarily telling stories that are linear. He has been doing this for 20 years.
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  11. That is ironic as this films has female nudity in it. And in one instance not necessarily for titillation.
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  12. Not really it is a plot point. Her fling with him lands him trouble latter as she was communist and the FBI later tailed him when visited her prior to her “suicide”.
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  13.  @universalsoldier2293 And the film does cover that part. The women are shown being hired to do job. That said as the film showed the Manhattan Project wasn’t exactly compartmentalized. Every major scientist in the nation was in on the project plus their families, there were many individuals who leaked the project’s details to the Soviets which is a plot point in the film and while the movie doesn’t mention it, the Soviets already knew we were making an A-bomb before Potsdam not just because of their spies, but because there was massive gaping hole in scientific literature at the time related to atomic energy (not really a gag order by the government, but an attempt to keep the literature from aiding Nazi development of atomic weapons).
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  14. It actually does and his other activities which led to him being made a pariah after the war. It is his rise and fall.
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  15. In this movie the scenes are important.
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  16. Nolan’s issue wasn’t a lack of knowledge but that fact he avoids using CGI with a passion. Sourcing period accurate equipment for war films is always a problem without CGI (A Bridge Too Far a recognized historically accurate war film has Leopards Is playing Tigers since there is only one running Tiger in the world that is in Bovington and the movie was filmed on location like Dunkirk). Plus Dunkirk and 1917 don’t show much military technology as they are focused more on the boots on the ground perspective of the conflict instead of the older battle epics that showed the perspectives of the officers making decisions hundreds of miles away from any of the fighting.
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  17. He wasn’t a traitor as the movie showed. He never leaked anything about the Manhattan Project. It was confirmed multiple times by multiple studies he didn’t leak anything.
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  18. And that scene is disturbing as Holdo calls Poe cute while he unconscious. I don’t think they would have allowed that if it was with the genders reversed.
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  19. Or they building most of the ships, planes, guns, and tanks used by half the world.
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  20. It isn’t it is a warts and all look at the life of a man who made two significant scientific breakthroughs.
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  21. It doesn’t have to make a billion. It already made double its budget.
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  22. Not a lot of people seem to realize. The timespan is from 1924 (our earliest scenes where Oppenheimer is studying at Cambridge) to 1959 (the plot line about Strauss attempting to get confirmed to the cabinet by the Senate).
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  23. @@FelixTheCat-It isn’t boring unless you have a shorter attention span than a goldfish.
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  24. @@FelixTheCat- so you claim but you think this movie is trash which generally means you weren’t paying attention to it.
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  25. @@FelixTheCat- The transitions are pretty clear about what is going on.
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  26. Oppenheimer isn’t boring just requires an attention span longer than 5 seconds.
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  27.  @jeffk464 No Nolan showed his research on this film.
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  28. I have seen it is really good. A nice-old warts and all look at one of the most important events of the last century.
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  29. As a Nolan this is one of his best films. The best scene is the debate over dropping the bombs on Japan for showing the real life point for against the act in a neutral way.
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  30. If The Godfather is boring to you all that says you have a short attention span.
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  31.  @androzexe  The Godfather is not a bad movie. It was the 1 movie in America for 18 weeks and the highest grossing film of the year. And it is held as one best page to screen adaptions of all time. So your parents are lying nobody hated back in the day.
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  32.  @androzexe  Nobody was calling The Godfather boring if it was it wouldn’t be that successful.
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  33.  @androzexe  Your anecdotal claims mean nothing as proof. I however provided the proof of the financial success. It wouldn’t be the number 1 movie in America for that long if it was seen as boring. Word of mouth would killed it if it was.
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  34.  @Lonovavir There is a black person who is shot in that movie. The first member of the main cast to die is played by Vin Diesel before he got famous.
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  35.  @Sukharno2121 Nah the draft will return.
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  36. I know there is this old story about a man who sculpts a statue of a woman and falls in love with it. I think that could be remade with a blow up doll in the statue’s place and be a good story.
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  37. Oppenheimer was pretty easy for me to track. I know little about Oppenheimer personally but the movies doesn’t require much beyond a good attention span.
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  38. Yep the fact she was a communist is also important for the story which is all about Oppenheimer trying to appeal the decision to strip him of his security clearance and the board started digging up every skeleton he had in his closet.
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  39.  @monkeygraborange  I am sure he does but some people have lean builds.
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  40. It runs from 1924 to 1958.
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  41. Yep it is hard to see a nude man and woman having sex in a public room while the man’s wife is watching, but that was the point.
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  42. It wasn’t really sexposition as it is more focused on the characters and covers an event we already saw. The one part that advances the plot is him reading from Bhagavad Gita.
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  43. The racial diversity is there in terms of most of the scientist being Jewish. As Oppenheimer brings up in the movie, most of the leading theorist in the field of atomic energy were Jewish which is part of the reason the US got the bomb first since they weren’t going to work for the Nazis and the Nazis themselves didn’t actually look into the research due their anti-Semitic bigotry. Also in World War II the workforce in America was generally diverse because the white men were all overseas.
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  44. Yep the film is a honest look at a man who made not one but two significant breakthroughs in science (people he also first created the concept of black holes which movie even references by pointing out how the day they published his theory would go down in history and how it went down in history for something else instead).
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  45. Eh Nolan isn’t one to spoon feed his audience information. Plus you have to admit explaining this stuff without it being clunky is going to be a problem as the characters all know how these reactions work.
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  46. Not really he knows how to tell a story and pace it. It never fells dull.
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  47.  @TokarevArtyom  Nah I saw all those movies none of them felt dull.
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  48.  @eaglerider1826 The movie brings up that fact. It is the best scene actually for showing the merits of using the bomb against Japan and the reasons why other including many of the scientist who worked on it would be opposed to it and took a neutral stance towards both sides.
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  49. And ironically the Dukes of Hazzard which they would call racist now passes that test.
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  50. It is a Nolan trademark. He said there are two parallel stories. The color segments following Oppenheimer are how perceives what happened while the black and segments following Strauss are closer to reality but clouded by the latter’s bias. The difference in how they perceived the same events is important.
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  51. It didn’t feel slow. But then again I have seen the entire Godfather trilogy. I have an attention span for movies like this.
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  52. It didn’t make sense to include her as there was a spy who Oppenheimer knew personally which is more relevant to the story which about him trying to keep his security clearance. Ethel only got information about the Manhattan Project from other people who working on the project and was never there personally.
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  53. Yeah the film only shows the Communists in a good light because they were supporting the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War instead of Franco who was a Fascist like the one in Germany. That is historical and I would say given how bad Franco’s regimes was I would support them too as like in World War II everyone agrees that the fascists have to go.
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  54. Here the nudity is important for non-titillating purposes. It sets up an important part of the story later on.
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