In this episode of the BDE Podcast, Ben and Draper discuss the Christopher Nolan film Oppenheimer, discussing their expectations, the political undertones of the movie, and the cinematic experience it offers. They reflect on character development and the cultural reflections present in modern films, concluding with their final thoughts on the topics discussed. This conversation delves into the film 'Oppenheimer,' exploring its themes of theoretical physics, the moral implications of creating the atomic bomb, and the political dynamics surrounding J. Robert Oppenheimer. The discussion highlights the film's structure, character development, and the impact of cinematography and music, while also reflecting on the historical context of World War II and the ethical dilemmas faced by scientists.