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* The film Oppenheimer chronicles the trajectory of J. Robert Oppenheimer from his studies at Cambridge to his leadership of the Manhattan Project to develop the nuclear bomb during World War II. Following the successful nuclear test, Oppenheimer faces ethical and political dilemmas over the use of the bomb, and his views against the continued development of nuclear weapons bring him into conflict with government authorities. His career is marked by political tensions and disputes, resulting in the revocation of his security clearance and the decline of his political influence. *
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* The Oppenheimer film was based on the book "American Prometheus", but Christopher Nolan opted for a personal interpretation of the events. He delivered the script in first person to the actors, including Cillian Murphy, who plays Oppenheimer. Murphy, known for his role in "Peaky Blinders", preferred to remain isolated and focused on the role, while other actors enjoyed moments of relaxation behind the scenes. *
In the film Oppenheimer Curiosities - In the film Oppenheimer Quiz - In the film Oppenheimer Challenge
* In the film Oppenheimer, there is a mistake in the representation of the US flags, since in 1945, during the physicist's speech scene after the explosions of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the flag displayed had 50 stars, but in fact it should have only 48 stars, as Hawaii and Alaska were incorporated in 1959. The film is an adaptation of the biography "American Prometheus", and some parts, such as the consultation with Einstein about chain reaction calculations, are fictional, while in reality Oppenheimer consulted Arthur Compton to verify these calculations, together with Hans Bethe, *
In the poisoned apple scene Curiosities - In the poisoned apple scene Quiz - In the poisoned apple scene Challenge
* In the poisoned apple scene, the film exaggerates by portraying the substance as cyanide, when in fact it was less harmful. Niels Bohr was not present in the situation and his life was never at risk at the hands of Oppenheimer. In the scene at the trial of Lewis Strauss, where David Hill testifies against him, exposing the dissatisfaction of the scientific community and Strauss' revenge plan against Oppenheimer, in fact the person who testified about Oppenheimer's revenge was David Inglis, leader of the Federation of American Scientists in season. *
Oppenheimer was filmed in IMAX format Curiosities - Oppenheimer was filmed in IMAX format Quiz - Oppenheimer was filmed in IMAX format Challenge
* Oppenheimer was filmed in IMAX format, including scenes in black and white, something unprecedented for this type of film. Since they were not available, the production had to create the IMAX reels in black and white. During filming, they used reels that weigh 272 kg and measure 17 km in total, suitable for the length of the film. The atomic bomb explosion scene was made without the use of computer graphics, reflecting Nolan's preference for real resources in his productions. Although he did not use an actual nuclear bomb, he employed special effects techniques to create an authentic visual experience. *
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The Curiosities - The Quiz - The Challenge
* The film Oppenheimer chronicles the trajectory of J. Robert Oppenheimer from his studies at Cambridge to his leadership of the Manhattan Project to develop the nuclear bomb during World War II. Following the successful nuclear test, Oppenheimer faces ethical and political dilemmas over the use of the bomb, and his views against the continued development of nuclear weapons bring him into conflict with government authorities. His career is marked by political tensions and disputes, resulting in the revocation of his security clearance and the decline of his political influence. * The Curiosities - The Quiz - The Challenge
* The Oppenheimer film was based on the book "American Prometheus", but Christopher Nolan opted for a personal interpretation of the events. He delivered the script in first person to the actors, including Cillian Murphy, who plays Oppenheimer. Murphy, known for his role in "Peaky Blinders", preferred to remain isolated and focused on the role, while other actors enjoyed moments of relaxation behind the scenes. * In the film Oppenheimer Curiosities - In the film Oppenheimer Quiz - In the film Oppenheimer Challenge
* In the film Oppenheimer, there is a mistake in the representation of the US flags, since in 1945, during the physicist's speech scene after the explosions of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the flag displayed had 50 stars, but in fact it should have only 48 stars, as Hawaii and Alaska were incorporated in 1959. The film is an adaptation of the biography "American Prometheus", and some parts, such as the consultation with Einstein about chain reaction calculations, are fictional, while in reality Oppenheimer consulted Arthur Compton to verify these calculations, together with Hans Bethe, * In the poisoned apple scene Curiosities - In the poisoned apple scene Quiz - In the poisoned apple scene Challenge
* In the poisoned apple scene, the film exaggerates by portraying the substance as cyanide, when in fact it was less harmful. Niels Bohr was not present in the situation and his life was never at risk at the hands of Oppenheimer. In the scene at the trial of Lewis Strauss, where David Hill testifies against him, exposing the dissatisfaction of the scientific community and Strauss' revenge plan against Oppenheimer, in fact the person who testified about Oppenheimer's revenge was David Inglis, leader of the Federation of American Scientists in season. * Oppenheimer was filmed in IMAX format Curiosities - Oppenheimer was filmed in IMAX format Quiz - Oppenheimer was filmed in IMAX format Challenge
* Oppenheimer was filmed in IMAX format, including scenes in black and white, something unprecedented for this type of film. Since they were not available, the production had to create the IMAX reels in black and white. During filming, they used reels that weigh 272 kg and measure 17 km in total, suitable for the length of the film. The atomic bomb explosion scene was made without the use of computer graphics, reflecting Nolan's preference for real resources in his productions. Although he did not use an actual nuclear bomb, he employed special effects techniques to create an authentic visual experience. * Back