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Oppenheimer is a big budget Hollywood film that I saw over the Thanksgiving break and I wanted to give you my review of it.

Now, Christopher Nolan, I'm going to upset some people probably in this, so get ready, strap in, but my opinions on these things

are always correct. Chris for Nolan is a very overrated director who makes a lot of ponderous self-important movies. Just saying

what's true, that movie Inception, I don't even, I can't remember anything that happened.

It's, there's like a van falling in a dimension and then another van falling and

then there's like a third van and another

it's it's a horrible movie it was boring it was bloated and he's done that

with a number of different films I even thought that Dunkirk, which I think is also Christopher Nolan,

very interesting concept and some of the anxiety produces good start to the movie,

but after a while you're like why am I watching this?

Why don't you see these boats kind of just making their way slowly?

The whole thing.

I think that he's overrated.

I love the first Batman Begins movie even though there's some very

poor casting decisions in it. Anyway, it's not about Chris Bernoulli. I want to talk to you about why Oppenheimer is part of the

continuous effort by Hollywood, by the media industry to lie to you about

communist penetrations of the United States government and the massive Soviet

espionage including of our nuclear secrets that was successfully conducted

against us.

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