So Oppenheimer, in my opinion, is basically an overrated biopic with a few cool effects, but it falls victim to the classic Nolan issue of bringing up sensitive topics but not saying anything about them (i.e. the whole Patriot Act thing from Dark Knight, where there's a throwaway line from Lucius about it being bad, but it also saves the day). In this case, it's McCarthyism. Sure, the movie calls it bad, but that's it. Good Night and Good Luck basically delivered the exact same message, in a better way and with more application to modern day, in less than 2 hours.

But, again, I'm rough on Oppenheimer. Because I don't like it. I still highly recommend you watch it because I'm clearly in the minority.

But Poor Things? GodDAMN was that movie amazing. And that's just on the face value screening, I'm sure there's a lot I missed. Emma Stone is obviously fantastic, but I feel like no one's giving Ruffalo and Dafoe enough credit. Especially Ruffalo. He plays against type here in a way that is absolutely astounding. And Dafoe is absolutely amazing as essentially an elderly Dr Frankenstein who's pretending to be experimenting but really just looking for a daughter.