As the long-awaited Oppenheimer releases, the director discusses the film’s highlights
, is many things: a biopic of the eponymous American physicist , an exploration of wartime politics, and a parade of some very good suits. Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning bookby Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin, the film tackles questions of responsibility, legacy, and ethics over a three-hour running time . There is, quite simply, a lot to talk about.
Their wide-ranging conversation touches on the scientist’s controversial legacy, the links between Oppenheimer’s research and today’s use of AI, as well as some burning questions for movie-goers. How, exactly, do you prepare a cast for a film of this scale and scientific complexity? What’s up with those black-and-white scenes? And how doesto wartime epic? You will not need a science textbook to understand everything going on, but it might be helpful to have Google open.
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