Let's start with the bad:
*I understand this is a portrait of an important historical figure, but Oppenheimer is an order of magnitude more interesting as the "father of the atomic bomb" than as the father of two who cheats on his wife with a depressive communist. None of the Pugh plot should've survived, no matter how thematically relevant/analogous it is.
*Similarly, the hearings (and I guess Strauss in general) are meant to externalize Oppenheimer's inner turmoil (the "blood on…