No, Downey plays Strauss, the atomic honcho who torments him later on the security clearance issue. "Fat Man" did try to raise some important issues but critics did not approve. Also Newman capsized the film as his Groves overpowered the unknown who played Oppie. Wasn't quite like that in real life.
Nolan single-handedly ruined Dunkirk. I don't trust him to do a good job with this even if he were to respond positively to your comments. Gimme Altman (too late), Scorcese, Coppola, Walter Hill, Sam Fuller (too late), Tony Gilroy. Paul Greengrass, Curtis Hanson (too late), John Sturges (too late)-- heck, even Eastwood or Woody Allen. Nolan hasn't made a good movie since The Prestige. And is Robert Downey Jr. going to play the John Cusack part from Fat Man and Little Boy?
No one is happy that the bomb exists, but people People who are skeptical about the need for its use should read about the fanatical resistance that we encountered on the islands leading up to the Japanese homeland. Compared to the deaths that would have resulted from an invasion , this was the least harmful way to end the war.
No, Downey plays Strauss, the atomic honcho who torments him later on the security clearance issue. "Fat Man" did try to raise some important issues but critics did not approve. Also Newman capsized the film as his Groves overpowered the unknown who played Oppie. Wasn't quite like that in real life.
Nolan single-handedly ruined Dunkirk. I don't trust him to do a good job with this even if he were to respond positively to your comments. Gimme Altman (too late), Scorcese, Coppola, Walter Hill, Sam Fuller (too late), Tony Gilroy. Paul Greengrass, Curtis Hanson (too late), John Sturges (too late)-- heck, even Eastwood or Woody Allen. Nolan hasn't made a good movie since The Prestige. And is Robert Downey Jr. going to play the John Cusack part from Fat Man and Little Boy?
Is there anyway to watch your documentary? The link provides a preview but there is no information indicating where it can be viewed. Thank you!
I'm well acquainted with it. Yep we are the same.
No one is happy that the bomb exists, but people People who are skeptical about the need for its use should read about the fanatical resistance that we encountered on the islands leading up to the Japanese homeland. Compared to the deaths that would have resulted from an invasion , this was the least harmful way to end the war.
We have to live with that somehow... yes. That's the conventional justification for it.
Fingers crossed that this film is the real deal and we start coming to grips with this crime.
Google " Rape of Nanking" and get back to me about crime.