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I freely admit to partial loss of hearing. But it is all high frequency loss, WELL above the range that human voices can produce. I can easily hear even the shrillest of sopranos. Mark

I'm pleased you (and others) were able to follow along. But even Christopher Nolan agrees with me... https://people.com/christopher-nolan-why-oppenheimer-dialogue-hard-to-hear-7570437 Mark

Not at all. I've seen all of his films in the last 25 years except 'Quay' and 'Tenet'. Of those films, 'Oppenheimer' is, easily, the worst for unintelligible dialog. Mark

I saw about three-quarters of 'Oppenheimer' in the theater back in August. While I loved the whole concept of a movie about the development of the atomic bomb, I was not prepared for two things.. The politics of it all and constant jumping back & forth in time. It has to be one of the LEAST...

I forgot to post back on August 6. I saw 'Oppenheimer' while I was in Vegas on Sunday, August 6. It just seemed fitting to see the film on the same date of the year that the first atomic bomb was used. It helped that it was my birthday and I had time to kill that day (my hotel room in Vegas...

Our showing last week of 'No Hard Feelings' with 9 trailers was at an AMC theater. The start time listed was 12:20pm. The main attraction actually started at 12:48pm. Mark

We plan to see Oppenheimer sometime this week (an early afternoon showing, to hopefully limit the crowd). The hardest part of going to the movies these days is surviving the pre-show "entertainment". When we went to see 'No Hard Feelings' last week, there were 9 trailers before the start of...

Little Boy was dropped on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945. August 6 (different year) happens to be my birthday. Up until age 16 or so, I had a birthmark on the inside of my right arm that looked exactly like the mushroom cloud of an atomic blast. I thought it was pretty cool and was disappointed...