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In order to immerse himself in his role as J. Robert Oppenheimers brother, the Halloween Kills actor learned some physics before filming Christopher Nolans movie.

After seeing the epic biopic, “Oppenheimer” it becomes plainly clear that the man known as the “Father of the Atomic Bomb” caused just as much of a chain reaction in his personal life after splitting the atom. This is definitely director Christopher Nolan’s best work so far.

Christopher Nolan’s bio-pic is so intent on being a morality tale that it misses its protagonist’s complexity.

Oppenheimer star Dylan Arnold stepped into the role of Frank Oppenheimer, the younger brother to Cillian Murphy's Robert.

Universal PicturesDivided to its very core, Oppenheimer is an intensely subjective character study of a genius defined by contradictions as well as a sprawling origin story about the birth of the modern world. For its opening two-thirds, the film builds at a breakneck pace to the instant in which both man and civilization are irrevocably changed by an act of fusion: the July 16, 1945, “Trinity” test of the first atomic bomb in the Los Alamos desert. That scene is the initial climax...

Christopher Nolan’s epic film builds to the civilization-changing test of the first atomic bomb. Here’s our deep-dive into every harrowing, epic moment of the dazzling sequence.

“Oppenheimer” is so stuffed -- with historic information, blue-chip actors and cinematic techniques -- you wonder if it even belongs in the same breath as other films released this year.

"Oppenheimer," Christopher Nolans masterful portrait of the man known as the father of the atomic bomb, has been anticipated with some skepticism among filmgoers who wonder how Nolans penchant for

Movie review, Oppenheimer: Rex Reed calls the Christopher Nolan biopic an engrossing film of vast moral conviction and conflicted conscience

See how much Cillian Murphy, Matt Damon, Robert Downey Jr., and more resemble the people they play in Christopher Nolan's latest movie.