What can one say about Christopher Nolan’s greatest achievement, a history of the first half of the 20th century through the eyes and mind of a man that changed the world and was thrown to the curb for it? Cillian Murphy’s Oscar-winning performance as the father of the atomic bomb shines like the heart of a nuclear explosion, especially in his clashes with Robert Downey Jr. as his nemesis, Rear Admiral Lewis Strauss. Sexual politics burn as hot as the wartime conflict, and these screenings bring it all back to audiences in overwhelming 70mm.
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— Richard Whittaker
