Oppenheimer: The Father Of the Atomic Bomb

J. Robert Oppenheimer wasn’t just a scientist — he was the man who helped shape the most dangerous moment in human history. Before Hollywood turned his life into one of the most intense movies ever made, Oppenheimer was a quiet, brilliant physicist who believed he could help end World War II by building a weapon powerful enough to force peace. But behind that mission was a terrifying truth: Scientists genuinely believed the first atomic explosion might ignite the atmosphere and destroy the entir

moviescapsule on Instagram: "Gary Oldman’s cameo in Oppenheimer is brief but powerful, standing out as one of the film’s most intense moments. Oldman plays President Harry S. Truman in a short scene set in the Oval Office. After Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Oppenheimer (Cillian Murphy) meets Truman, visibly shaken by the devastation. Oppenheimer admits that he feels he has “blood on his hands.” Truman, annoyed and dismissive, hands him a handkerchief and later calls him a crybaby, saying politicians,