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Christopher Nolan: Hollywood's Tory
- ManuelKiessling 3y agoCan this be read without spoiling the experience of watching „Oppenheimer“ for the first time?
- sschueller 3y agoHow can you spoil a movie based on historical events unless you have no idea about the specific history?
- xhkkffbf 3y agoDon't tell me what happens with that bomb I saw in the trailer! No spoilers!
- ManuelKiessling 3y agoThis is why I specifically wrote about "spoiling the EXPERIENCE OF WATCHING Oppenheimer", not "spoiling the story". A movie is so much more than just the story or story outline (which I do know as I've read the excellent "The Making Of The Atomic Bomb"). I really love to experience movies with as little before-hand information as possible — I don't want to read about that great moment where actor X enters the scene, I don't want to read about how they did that awesome camera work in that one scene, I don't want to read about that dialogue in that one scene where the whole audience in the cinema broke into spontaneous applause etc. I want to experience these kinds of things myself, as uninformed as possible.
- bentt 3y agoThere is a story thread which is a tad obscure which is spoilable.