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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2024 · 59 MIN

Oppenheimer - Review: Christopher Nolan's Best Movie??

from Cinematic Conversion · host Colin Hanson

Colin and Jace discuss the most nominated movie at the 96th Academy Awards, Oppenheimer. Is it Christopher Nolan's best? Or is it a nuclear flop?

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Colin and Jace discuss the most nominated movie at the 96th Academy Awards, Oppenheimer. Is it Christopher Nolan's best? Or is it a nuclear flop?

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Colin and Jace discuss the most nominated movie at the 96th Academy Awards, Oppenheimer. Is it Christopher Nolan's best? Or is it a nuclear flop?

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