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Oppenheimer review: Christopher Nolan’s least accessible, bravest film to date | Hollywood

Who was J Robert Oppenheimer? A physicist famously referred to as the ‘father of the atomic bomb’, yes. But aside from him developing nuclear warfare, I have no idea. I stepped into Christopher Nolan’s most dizzyingly challenging work yet with no prior knowledge of who Oppenheimer was, what his story was, or the specifics and significance of what he did. I was hoping the movie – which is based on Kai Bird and Martin J Sherwin’s book American Prometheus – would tell me. Also read: Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer sells…

A look back at Samsung’s rarest and bravest Galaxy phone colors

Samsung’s always been one of the most diverse smartphone manufacturers. Even today, the company has the most expansive handset portfolio among all other OEMs, offering devices ranging from the low-cost Galaxy A series to the Galaxy S and foldable phones. Likewise, Samsung is one of the most daring OEMs when it comes to experimenting with color options. Across the Galaxy S, Note, A, and foldable phone lineups, Samsung’s offered some of the most unusual, unique, or rare colors. Some reappeared throughout the years in one…

‘Star Wars’ Fans Salute The Bravest Character In the Skywalker Saga

Image via Lucasfilm There’s a thin line between stupidity and courage, but more than forty years since the premiere of the first Star Wars movie, the fandom of the galaxy far, far away can’t decide if this particular character is stupidly bold or boldly stupid. When A New Hope originally came out in 1977, our perception of the living Force was still narrow. In a science-fiction world dominated by spaceships and other technological marvels, the power of telekinesis felt rather non-consequential, until Darth Vader…