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Is it worth watching on a big screen while knowing next to nothing about the source material? (I downloaded the epub. 1000+ pages. Yep, that's gonna take a while)
I enjoyed Oppenheimer more in my computer chair and computer monitor vs the big screen and boring chair. Plus at home I can freely pause and get snacks.
Knowing anything about source material just seems to irritate people.
Watching it as a standalone film, it's just some big flashy set pieces, and too many bad things happening to dogs for no good reason.
The movie is full of dramatic and moving scenes, but that final little tail wag was the only bit that got the waterworks from me.