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I should’ve known I’d give this one five stars.
Rarely in recent times, have I left a movie still feeling caught up in its world and not ready to return to the real one. Perhaps it’s the desire to log it on letterboxd or other social media and move on (ironic I know) or the fact that I’m at a busy time of life so simply don’t have time.
However, there have been a special few movies that have left me in awe. Oppenheimer just made the list. 378
I know I’m a little late to seeing it so there’s not much to add to the conversation but I just want to express how enthralled I was in the story and how it’s one of those films that makes me want to make films.
As the credits rolled, the old woman sitting next to me asked me what I thought of it. We had a nice conversation about it and at the end we shook hands and parted ways. It’s such a simple thing but having a pleasant conversation with a stranger in a cinema about a story you both just experienced is something I didn’t know I was missing.
Also at the end someone said “wait this isn’t <PERSON>” lol. 596