Success Of Oppenheimer

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Posted: 1 years ago
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Box office success and critical acclaim of Oppenheimer points towards a very important thing- that if the content and quality of a movie is solid....viewers would sit for 3 hours in a hall without a complain. Only the lame movies need to be shorter as their content/story is shit. ðŸ˜† 

What do you think? Btw, have you or haven't yet watched Oppenheimer?

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Posted: 1 years ago
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I have watched Oppenheimer and I think it’s success is mainly due to how Nolan utilised IMAX . Most of its money is coming from IMAX screens alone worldwide .  It doesnt feel the same on normal screens. 

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Originally posted by: 2RsFan

I have watched Oppenheimer and I think it’s success is mainly due to how Nolan utilised IMAX . Most of its money is coming from IMAX screens alone worldwide .  It doesnt feel the same on normal screens. 


Yes, I have watched on Imax as well. But my point still remains. 

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Nolan knows how to deliver. He delivered. People in my theatre were engrossed. Two boys in my front row were searching father of atomic bomb, Oppenheimer and Bhagwat Gita etc. I am pretty sure none were bored. I must say this is one of the best movies I have ever seen, minus that scene (was that scene necessary... Don't know)

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Most probably I will be one of those who won't go watch the movie. I still remember a movie (made after a theatre play and for German TV: In the matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer) which I still find excellent in painting a portray of the man, the time he lived and worked and the ambiguity of his achievements.

Until now, I don't feel the drive to watch another movie about him/that (although I would like to see Robert Downey Jr as Lewis Strauss).

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I can't believe Oppenheimer (14 Crores) opened more than MI (11 Crores) despite clashing with Barbie (4 Crores). Could have got almost 20 Crore opening with a solo release.

Like when it comes to Hollywood, Indian audience mostly watches sci-fi action movies, mostly marvel films. A three hour long biopic about an American scientist and American history opening more than mindless action film from a popular franchise in India? Speaks volumes about Nolan fan-following. 

Haven't watched Oppenheimer yet. Went for Barbie first. 

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Originally posted by: PangaNaLe

I can't believe Oppenheimer (14 Crores) opened more than MI (11 Crores) despite clashing with Barbie (4 Crores). Could have got almost 20 Crore opening with a solo release.

Like when it comes to Hollywood, Indian audience mostly watches sci-fi action movies, mostly marvel films. A three hour long biopic about an American scientist and American history opening more than mindless action film from a popular franchise in India? Speaks volumes about Nolan fan-following. 

Haven't watched Oppenheimer yet. Went for Barbie first. 

Not just in India. Everywhere. The film is about to make 600-700 Million strictly on his name despite intense competition from bigger blockbusters. Easily one of the biggest directors of all time. 

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Does that mean Barbie is a floppie?

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Originally posted by: MostlyHarmIess

Not just in India. Everywhere. The film is about to make 600-700 Million strictly on his name despite intense competition from bigger blockbusters. Easily one of the biggest directors of all time. 

At the very least 750  million. Also it'll earn a lot from the digital rights as well. 


Off topic - I really hope there is a longer director's cut for Oppenheimer's digital release. ðŸ˜³

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Posted: 1 years ago
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Maybe I’ll a stream it 

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