Broadcast this evening on Canal+ and winner of 7 Oscars, “Oppenheimer” by Christopher Nolan nevertheless contains some small errors. Focus on one of the most obvious of them.
Whether it’s a laugh that’s difficult to hide for Gérard Jugnot and Thierry Lhermitte in Les Bronzés sont du ski, a potentially fatal landslide for Tom Cruise at the start of Mission Impossible 2 or a strange elven tattoo on Orlando Bloom’s wrist, in Pirates of the Caribbean, we can no longer count the number of small errors that slip into our favorite films, without the director’s knowledge.
Carefully and patiently listed by our friends Michel and Michel in the show Faux Raccord, they can also serve as details to spot the next time you rediscover the works in question.
At 1 hour, 36 minutes and 52 seconds
Broadcast this evening on Canal+ following its recent triumph at the Oscars, Oppenheimer is not exempt from these small anomalies which are the lot of all big budget feature films, including those which have been made by a filmmaker as meticulous as Christopher Nolan .
Several false connections are hidden in the biopic dedicated to the inventor of the atomic bomb, but the most impressive of them is at exactly 1 hour, 36 minutes and 52 seconds.
Universal Pictures
While Oppenheimer and his teams roam the desert expanses of Fort Alamo to prepare for the Trinity test (i.e. the very first nuclear test in history), watch your screen carefully, and especially Olivia Thirlby, the actress who follows Cillian Murphy and Matt Damon at a small distance (see above).
This actress is teleported!
Universal Pictures
Between two similar shots, in which we can clearly see her descending a small hill, we see her in another reverse shot, much further away, already checking the installations (see above). To summarize, in the space of three shots (and in less than 4 seconds), the actress teleports to the image twice.
Did you notice this big mistake the first time you saw the film?
(Re)discover all the false connections in “Oppenheimer”…