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        "quote": "I’m really quite curious how anyone is supposed to take in much of the information contained in this film’s dialogue. It’s many years since Nolan fell into the habit of editing out the spaces between one character’s lines and the next character’s responses, the one or two seconds in which one speaker processes what the other has just said and formulates his or her response before replying. No time for those in a project of this size. We hear a line delivered and are jumped forward instantly to its response. On top of which many characters have heavy accents and nothing was done to alleviate the confusion this often caused on individual words. On top of which the writing’s trying to be clever as hell and boil itself down to a snappy shorthand. On top of which most of the dialogue is delivered very, very fast and often slurrily. On top of which most of the actors have adopted low, Batman-like monotones rather than the varying cadences ordinary humans use while speaking which help us distinguish one emotion, one subject or one part of a sentence from another. All the major people involved in making and financing this film had of course read the script and had all the time they needed to absorb the dialogue and its contents. Not so the audience. Most of this film’s exchanges come bearing rather startling amounts of information, whether scientific, character- or plot-related, and we’re seldom allowed any time at all to absorb it, neither between lines nor between conversation scenes themselves, which come at us in a nearly unbroken chain for three hours. What I suspect is that most viewers simply get the general gist of the movie and its conversations and are content with that. Then there’s the Emperor’s New Clothes element in which few viewers want to appear unintelligent and admit they were having considerable trouble following what the hell the characters were talking about most of the time. Nolan frequently illustrates scientific points through lightning-bursts of special effects tossed in during the dialogue. Obviously the purpose of these is to make the science clearer, but the effect instead is the opposite. If something’s being explained well, we start to form a mental picture of it ourselves. This requires us to concentrate closely on what we’re hearing, and I found that these jolting flashes of strange imagery consistently did nothing but break my concentration. The verbal information in these many scenes is (at least relatively) smooth and fluid, and then Nolan interjects visual information that’s jarring and eye-blink brief. I suspect the thinking was that by now a Nolan movie just wouldn’t feel like a Nolan movie without special effects of some kind, and there was pressure to find an occasion for them. Then there’s the man of the hour himself. The real Oppenheimer often seemed quite light-hearted about his work (Isidor Rabi described the ‘air of easy nonchalance’ he tended to affect) and most of those involved in the Manhattan Project reported that they’d never had more fun in their lives. This may have been an interesting angle to explore in a dramatization of the Project. And it’s about as far as one could imagine from what the film depicts. Murphy plays Oppenheimer as a man possessed of a perpetual bug-eyed intensity of alarming magnitude. A man who bears the weight of the world on his shoulders, a depiction more appropriate to an intelligent modern actor with an acute awareness of the enormity of the physicist’s impact on human history than to what we know of the man. Murphy’s Oppenheimer fixes the gaunt, moon-eyed stare of a cocaine addict on seemingly every person he speaks to for every moment he speaks to them, intoning Grave Seriousness in nearly every syllable in a breathy monotone deep and intense and bordering on Batman (so very opposite of the high, thin, Irish-tinted voice of the real J. Robert). There wasn’t an instant where I felt I was watching a plausible human being. Not that I much blame Murphy, of course. It’s the director’s job to avoid bad decisions. Indeed Downey, Safdie and half the other male actors also seem to be doing their best Dark Knight voice for most of the movie, the better to impart the grave, grave gravity of the proceedings. As with many of Nolan’s films, the overseriousness of the characters and of Zimmer’s score strikes me as distinctly comical. I read someone somewhere who said he found that the snippets about Oppenheimer sprinkled throughout Cormac McCarthy’s The Passenger and Stella Maris gave him a much better and clearer picture of both the man and the Manhattan Project than this entire three-hour movie did, and I’d agree heartily.",
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