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Oppenheimer (2023)
One of the best movie of 2000's
Monstrous film, apotheosis of cinema, triumph of audiovisual, three hours flown as if they were 90 min. You can not help but be kidnapped by sensational dialogues, by the colossal acting performances, by the impeccable direction of Nolan, who in my opinion signs his best film.
Scrupulous from the historical point of view and the representation of the characters, it is commendable the representation of the moral disagreement of the protagonist and those around him, emphasizing a dramatic side that in previous films by Nolan often lacked.
Definitely his most accessible film, despite the non-linear plot. However, it requires a certain threshold of attention to be fully appreciated. I hope the success of this film marks a watershed in the career of Nolan and his screenplays.
Every word about the cast would be superfluous, for me we are at the levels of "Pulp Fiction" or "The Godfather". I have no doubt that will hoard nominations, to Cillian Murphy must already be delivered all the existing awards, is simply born to play this character.
Applause to RDJ and Emily Blunt, able to support the colossal performance of the protagonist. I hope for Robert that this is an opportunity for an actor of his talent to get closer to a certain type of cinema. Honorable Mention for Matt Damon, one of my favorite actors.
The film is made in an impeccable way in its entirety, some sequences will remain impressed in my mind for a long time: for example that of Test Trinity, where the masterful construction of tension made me feel as if it hadn't happened for years.
My favorite scene, which convinced me definitively of the caliber of this masterpiece, is that of the speech after the drop of the bomb. Seemingly quiet, this sequence turns into something distressing and almost horror.
In conclusion, as far as I'm concerned, in the top 5 films released since 2000, definitely the best feature film made by a filmmaker since Parasite. As already mentioned, Nolan's best film, even if it is perhaps the least "Nolan" of his filmography.