2023-07-12 11:16:00
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[Mis à jour le 12 juillet 2023 à 11h16] In exactly one week, on July 19, viewers will be able to experience the film “Oppenheimer” on the big screen. But a few lucky ones were able to discover the latest achievement of Christopher Nolan this Tuesday, on the occasion of the Parisian preview which was held at the Grand Rex in the presence of the film crew.
Since then, the first reviews have fallen, and they are dithyrambic: “huge piece of cinema” for Cinemateaser, “a biopic hectic” for Maximilien Pierrette of Allociné, “Direction and writing at the top” for Florent Boutet of Bleu du Miroir, the laudatory qualifiers rain down to describe “Oppenheimer”, a film between thriller and moral human introspection, while summoning obsessions of Christopher Nolan’s space-time. Critics, like Alexandre Janowiak of Ecran Large, hail a “sublime sensory experience”. We will now have to be patient before discovering the film in theaters.
What is the release date of Oppenheimer in France?
Christopher Nolan’s films are always eagerly awaited. “Oppenheimer” is no exception, especially since it comes out at the same time as other summer heavyweights: “Mission Impossible 7” comes out a week before, and “Barbie” the same day, giving rise to to a fun social media rivalry. In France, it will be possible to see “Oppenheimer” from July 19, 2023.
Synopsis – “Oppenheimer” is a biopic devoted to Julius Robert Oppenheimer, a brilliant researcher known for having led the creation of the atomic bomb in the United States during the Second World War.
Why The Oppenheimer Movie Will Be Very Different From Other Nolan Movies
In an interview before the release of “Oppenheimer” on July 19, 2023, Christopher Nolan described the particularities of this explosive feature film. The director of “The Dark Knight” and “Inception” assured that his latest film contains more romance, “a lot more than what [qu’il]could do so far”. The film thus contains “scenes of nudity and scenes of sex” between Cillian Murphy and Florence Pugh, who plays the former fiancé of the scientist, which the director had never allowed himself to do until then in his filmography. Other differences exist between “Oppenheimer” and the rest of the filmmaker’s filmography, since it will be the director’s longest film, and the first since “Insomnia” (2002) to receive an “R” rating, synonymous with “Restricted” in the United States. This means that minors under 17 must be accompanied by an adult to see the feature film in theaters.
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