The much awaited clash between them Christopher Nolan‘s Oppenheimer and Greta Gerwig’s Barbie on July 21 caused excitement and excitement. Fans are eagerly awaiting Nolan’s response to the events of “Barbenheimer”, and now he has finally addressed the controversy, revealing that he is not interested. Barbie. On the other hand, Cillian Murphy, the director of Oppenheimer, is looking forward to watching a controversial film, showing different aspects of people’s choices.
Christopher Nolan’s answer to Barbie and the ‘Barbenheimer’ scene
When asked if he watched Barbie, Nolan’s answer was a plain and simple “no.” Along with the idea of not being interested, his answer raised more interest about the conflict between the two films. When pressed for more information, Nolan chose not to respond directly but emphasized the importance of the theater. He also expressed his joy at the variety of films and the wide range of choices available to moviegoers: “Those of us who care about movies enjoy them.”
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Cillian Murphy’s enthusiasm for Barbie and support for various film choices
Contrary to Nolan’s disinterest, Cillian Murphy, known for his extraordinary performances, is eagerly awaiting the release of Barbie. Murphy enthusiastically said, “I mean, I’m going to see Barbie, 100 percent. I can’t wait to see it. I think it’s great for the industry and the audience, that we have two amazing movies with amazing filmmakers coming out on the same day.” His support for Oppenheimer and Barbie shows his appreciation for the art of filmmaking and the variety of offerings available to moviegoers.
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As discussions of the conflict between Oppenheimer and Barbie continue, social media users have noted Nolan’s brief and seemingly disinterested response, with some deeming it rude. However, Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie, who are in the Barbie group, showed their support to Oppenheimer by posing with a ticket in front of the film’s poster at the movie theater, emphasizing cooperation and camaraderie within the film industry. The conflict between Oppenheimer and Barbie provides a unique opportunity for the audience to be completely immersed in the movie. With two leading films by professional filmmakers hitting theaters on the same day, moviegoers can enjoy the richness and diversity of the cinematic experience.