Oppenheimer | 2024 Academy Award Winner for Best Picture and Best Director

[AMC Theaters Enjoyer]

If it is actually a delay it'll probably be like a week or two so it has extra time for IMAX away from M:I. Like Thomas mentioned it's also likely a tech issue.

[Sckathian]

12 hours ago, grim22 said:

 

This being a secret sequel to Tenet would be a terrible troll. I’d break.

[ChipDerby]

as the resident Tenet defender, I'm on board with a backdoor sequel

[reddevil19]

That's clearly a glitch. 2 months and 34 days (lol) would still mean a release date almost two months ahead of schedule...

[cannastop]

So will IMAX tickets go on sale in June, just like with Dunkirk?

[MrPink]

https://variety.com/2023/film/markets-festivals/hollywood-cannes-indiana-jones-5-killers-of-the-flower-moon-astroid-city-1235539707/

 

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Some movies won’t make the transatlantic journey. After “Oppenheimer” cast member Matthew Modine tweeted a poster of the movie with the hashtag #Cannes2023, speculation that the Christopher Nolan feature would debut at the festival intensified. However, Modine quickly deleted his message, and insiders say that “Oppenheimer” will likely premiere somewhere else and closer to its July release date. 

 

Not too surprising if this is the case

[GOGODanca]

has there been any news about test screenings?

[ChipDerby]

11 minutes ago, MrPink said:

https://variety.com/2023/film/markets-festivals/hollywood-cannes-indiana-jones-5-killers-of-the-flower-moon-astroid-city-1235539707/

 

 

Not too surprising if this is the case

 

Scared of Barbie

[ThomasNicole]

2 hours ago, GOGODanca said:

has there been any news about test screenings?

I'm not sure it had any, Nolan had full control of the movie and he decided the final cut, so it's kinda pointless to test it (unless he's the one who want opinions but he doesn't looks like this type of director at this point).

[WittyUsername]

Do we really need to ask about test screenings for every movie now?

[keysersoze123]

I dont think we have had any Nolan movie do test screenings considering how secretive he is. He definitely would have shown the movie to studio insiders and probably selected cast/crew. We would have to wait closer to release for reactions for sure. 

[cannastop]

[dudalb]

5 hours ago, cannastop said:

Well, for one thing, even it;s inventors did not think the bomb would be as destructive as it was.

And the author of that seems blissfully unaware we were engaged in a war with Nazi Germany at the time....

 

Edited March 24, 2023 by dudalb

[excel1]

7 minutes ago, dudalb said:

Well, for one thing, even it;s inventors did not think the bomb would be as destructive as it was.

 

 

Opp was smart (severe understatement) enough to know others were THIS close to making the discovery themselves too. Have no choice but to win the race in that scenario. 

[dudalb]

2 minutes ago, excel1 said:

 

Opp was smart (severe understatement) enough to know others were THIS close to making the discovery themselves too. Have no choice but to win the race in that scenario. 

IActually, Nazi Germany was way behind in  the race to build a bomb, but we had no way of knowing that.

Point is that until the test at Almorgordo now one knew exactly what would happen. The power of the bomb was greater then the sceintest who created it expected. They were expecting a huge, massive explosion, of course, but nothing like what happened.

 

 

[kayumanggi]

 

[WittyUsername]

I guess three hour movies are just the norm now.

[excel1]

16 hours ago, dudalb said:

IActually, Nazi Germany was way behind in  the race to build a bomb, but we had no way of knowing that.

Point is that until the test at Almorgordo now one knew exactly what would happen. The power of the bomb was greater then the sceintest who created it expected. They were expecting a huge, massive explosion, of course, but nothing like what happened.

 

 

 

"THIS close" means years. Not decades etc. 

[GOGODanca]

i saw some people on twitter mention a great  trailer that played before wick, anyone can confirm?

[dudalb]

Actully, there was another movie; "Fat Man And Little Boy" with Paul Newman about the making of the Atomic Bomb made in the 80's. It focused on Lesley Groves, the US Army General in charge of the Manhattan project.