evidence: Cut: My take on the movie "Oppenheimer." [...] I will not see Oppenheimer again, especially since the IMAX experience is limited to only nineteen theaters in the US. My guess is that at least 40 percent of the experience will be lost on a smaller screen, without full sound. The movie clearly was an enormous undertaking where production, casting, acting, sound, and editing all essential parts of this movie. [...] Judging scripts is one of the hardest parts about critiquing a film. A professional reviewer needs to know more about the subject matter than the movie presents to effectively judge the choices the writer had at their disposal and to understand the choices they made. Obviously, the movie "Oppenheimer" is a screen adaptation, not an original screen play. I think Nolan included too many different stories, and the sheer number of stories was confusing at times.