I rarely quit watching rentals 30 minutes short of the ending - especially after spend six and a half bucks on it - but that is what I did last evening while viewing Oppenheimer. The story went ricocheting off in so many directions, some shot in black and white and some in color - most of them boring as if watching paint drying - that I really had no idea what the movie was trying to convey to the audience. And as in Nolan's Interstellar, the overpowering musical score that never let up was more distracting than complimenting. So, onto the Nolan garbage heap goes Oppenheimer, to join Tenet, Interstellar, and Inception. His Batman flicks were OK, but if they were on one of the streaming services that I pay for, I wouldn't bother watching any of them again. I did like Dunkirk, Man of Steel and The Prestige, however.