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RE: 'Oppenheimer': Purely brilliiant . . .

Posted by Hornlover on July 24, 2023 at 08:11:43:
The best depiction of the Oppenheimer story I have ever seen was the seven part miniseries done by the BBC, and aired on PBS' Masterpiece Theatre in the US. This was back in the 80's. I have the series on DVD, which I got from Amazon about 10 years ago. I just looked, and I no longer see it available. Being it was 7 parts, you have much more time to really develop the story. A typical 2 hour movie can never do the story justice.