EPISODE · Nov 15, 2024 · 2H 6M
2.9 - Oppenheimer (2023) with Nicholas Stonehouse
from Speaking Cinema · host Andrew Schwarz
Send us Fan Mail**WATCH US now on YouTube! (@SpeakingCinemaPodcast)Andrew and special guest, Nicholas Stonehouse, take on Christopher Nolan's incredible 2023 Best Picture winning epic, Oppenheimer. Gracing us with one of the most stacked ensemble casts of all time including multiple Oscar-winning lead and supporting performances, this magnum opus of fire, fury, and fission will educate you on what makes an extraordinary man as well as an extraordinary cinema experience!Andrew and Stonehouse find the meaning by discussing such topics as why Nolan changed the title from the book, the similarities between arts and sciences, the significance of the atomic bomb creating a "new world", the most cinematic scenes and how they work, the striking conversations between Oppenheimer and Einstein, and much more.3....2....1...BOMBS AWAY!!!Andrew's Instagram: AndrewSchwarzMediaStonehouse’s Letterboxd: http://letterboxd.com/stonedhousePodcast Instagram/YouTube Channel: SpeakingCinemaPodcastPodcast TikTok: SpeakingCinemaPodDirect Podcast Email: [email protected] the episode? Leave us a comment, or send us an email at [email protected] and let us know what you would like to see with this new iteration of Speaking Cinema!Thank you for listening!
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Send us Fan Mail **WATCH US now on YouTube! (@SpeakingCinemaPodcast) Andrew and special guest, Nicholas Stonehouse, take on Christopher Nolan's incredible 2023 Best Picture winning epic, Oppenheimer. Gracing us with one of the most stacked ensemble casts of all time including multiple Oscar-winning lead and supporting performances, this magnum opus of fire, fury, and fission will educate you on what makes an extraordinary man as well as an extraordinary cinema experience! Andrew and Stoneho...
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