After witnessing this film, I'm still in the process of gathering my thoughts. But now I truly believe that Nolan has the ability to embrace any genre and forge pioneering paths within it. In my experience, "Oppenheimer" was not just a film, it's a new invension in Biographical Drama.
Before watching the film, I thought that "Oppenheimer" might resemble "The Imitation Game," but on viewing it, I was thrilled to find that my expectation couldn't have been more wrong. "Oppenheimer"…
