Christopher Nolan's complex, vivid portrait of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the “father of the atomic bomb,” is a brilliant achievement in formal and conceptual...
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Will humanity survive the forces unleashed at Los Alamos in 1945?
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Christopher Nolan's film finally arrived on Peacock on Feb. 16. The movie was released on Blu-ray and digital last November.
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Tad Daley explores the horrifying decision taken by the team behind the atomic bomb and the consequences we still live with.
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Oppenheimer's new proposal, to put it simply, was for a superpower agreement that would avoid a buildup of bombs and bombers and instead direct Soviet and US...
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While many in the United States believe the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki hastened the end of World War II, a renowned U.S. historian argues...
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Japanese moviegoers finally got the chance to see “Oppenheimer” this weekend, eight months after the biopic's worldwide release.
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Celebrated and damned as the “father of the atomic bomb,” theoretical physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer lived a complicated scientific and political life.
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J. Robert Oppenheimer was the charismatic physicist who led the World War II project to design the Hiroshima and Nagasaki fission bombs.
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Cullan McHugh '26 sat up in his seat as the flash of light filled the theater's enormous screen. The scene from the blockbuster hit movie “Oppenheimer”...
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