"I couldn’t help leave the theater frustrated and conflicted that the movie was less about American hegemony and exceptionalism and more about the consequences of - stereotypical - megalomaniac politicians and military generals puppeteering naive “genius” boy-like scientists playing genocidal moneyball."
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"Cynically, the movie treats the human consequences of the atomic bombs as an afterthought, and the film becomes more fascinated by oncoming cold war stresses and mutual destruction fears as the result of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Because the movie is telling you what is after the atomic bombs is sure to be more horrific than the actual bombs, the film further perpetuates American myths about the justifications for the destruction of Japanese cities and the massacring of innocent civilians."