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Did you both enjoy it?  Cheers, D.

Telly that puts your blood pressure through the roof ! I dont know about anyone else, but the couple of times I watched the baliff programme I was praying they were going to get beaten to death !

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12 minutes ago, Born Hunter said:

Oppenheimer, one of the best films I’ve ever watched I think.

Haven't seen it yet.

How will history view him? A saver of life...(mutually assured destruction in the event of a nuclear war) or  a reckless, genocidal maniac? 

Up to now I would call him a force for good. Let's forget about Japan, we won't mention that.

But it only takes one  chubby North Korean finger or similar for history, (if there is a subsequent history) to  view him as curse on the human race. Which may be harsh, because somebody else would have invented the same weapon eventually.

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28 minutes ago, Born Hunter said:

Oppenheimer, one of the best films I’ve ever watched I think.

Over an hour longer than it should have been,I was in a recliner chair in a nice cinema,I started snoozing off.

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1 hour ago, jukel123 said:

Haven't seen it yet.

How will history view him? A saver of life...(mutually assured destruction in the event of a nuclear war) or  a reckless, genocidal maniac? 

Up to now I would call him a force for good. Let's forget about Japan, we won't mention that.

But it only takes one  chubby North Korean finger or similar for history, (if there is a subsequent history) to  view him as curse on the human race. Which may be harsh, because somebody else would have invented the same weapon eventually.

The power of the atom would have been unleashed eventually. The only question at the time was how to ensure we had the power too/first. It was an inevitability. I don’t think many would view him as a maniac.

IMO nuclear weapons are the sole reason we haven’t had a third world war and conclusively ended the war with Japan years earlier than it otherwise would have.

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1 hour ago, mackem said:

Over an hour longer than it should have been,I was in a recliner chair in a nice cinema,I started snoozing off.

It’s not for everyone. I found it the right length for what they tried to cover in the plot.

Seeing many of the fathers of modern physics in a big budget film was good.

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30 minutes ago, Borr said:

I got to be honest , I should have probably watched it in the eighties lol, I thought it was dire , lol two hours I'm not getting back , it's deffo no deliverance.

funny you should say that because i just watched deliverance again as well liked them both though 

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6 hours ago, greg64 said:

funny you should say that because i just watched deliverance again as well liked them both though 

I think if you can believe a soldier would open up an M60 machine gun on the public okay, then throughout film he's carrying the belts of blanks over his shoulders, knives to throats , randomly blowing up supplies and weapons, carrying a dead body through a swamp whilst being pursued by armed men , whilst in America. Deliverance was a simpler more believable, better acted film imo. That said there's probably loads of 80s films I shouldn't rewatch lol. 

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