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Can this be read without spoiling the experience of watching „Oppenheimer“ for the first time?
by ManuelKiessling 3y ago
Can 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.