The Day After Trinity
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Movie Review: Excellent documentary
Summary: 5 Stars
The Bottom Line:
The Day After Trinity (which incidentally would make a great companion piece to The Atomic Cafe) is an interesting and exceptionally insightful documentary about the creation of the atomic bomb which features your standard collection of talking head interviews and archive footage but the quality and depth of the material belies the stale set-up; if you're at all interested in the subject matter, watch this film.
3.5/4
Movie Review: Quality
Summary: 5 Stars
The Day After Trinity is an excellent documentary about Robert Oppenheimer and the development of the atom bomb. The interviews of famous scientists who worked at Los Alamos are remarkable in themselves. The film poses questions about the ethics of nuclear armaments, and the relationship between science and politics in weapons development and deployment. Every American should see it.Movie Review: War criminals?
Summary: 5 Stars
Nice piece on fervor that surrounded the Manhattan Project. Interesting human interest story of how thousands of people worked for years designing the most powerful weapon ever, but didn't realize the consequences on dropping one in a city full of people, until they see it go off in the desert.Movie Review: Review of DVD "The Day After Trinity
Summary: 5 Stars
This film provided me with new insights into the Trinity Project and the life of the famed Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer and his subsequent downfall after the project's conclusion. I recommend this film to any serious student and/or collector of the Bomb.Movie Review: The best documentary I have ever seen.
Summary: 5 Stars
I watched this in my General Physics class my sophomore year of college. It is simply the best documentary I have ever seen. It will reshape the way you look at the worlds most powerful weopons.