Even structure wise it is beat by beat addendum to Nolan's film if you want to see beautifully upscaled pictures from the era.

Essentially it does the trick and clarifies things that are included in American Prometheus book but skipped in the movie like Oppie's extremely bourgeoisie early life and his stubbornnesses on his compulsive need to convey his genius to everyone. Also literally hearing things from the experts make you feel more knowledgeable on the area even if you just saw the exact thing in the movie.

People who hated the movie will not find anything of worth here but its recommended if you want to spend more time with oppie.

To End All War: Oppenheimer & the Atomic Bomb.

Exploring how one man's brilliance, hubris and relentless drive changed the nature of war forever.

After watching Nolan's Oppenheimer, this it an absolute must see, it is informative and full of ethical issues and philosophical ideas that you'll have during watching this documentary.

Isn't Oppenheimer one of the greatest scientists ever? Sure he is.

Is what he said about ending all war is true especially the nuclear war? Yes it is working so far.

Was it necessary to use it in that brutal way ? I think it shouldn't have been that way, it should have never used on people they could have demonstrate it differently .

And finally ,Is Nolan's movie is accurate? Sure it is!

This doc shows the respect and the fear of science and as have been said, Oppenheimer was a man representing both sides of it.

Looking for facts about WW2, nuclear war and people behind it? You are at the right place. ¨To End All War: Oppenheimer & the Atomic Bomb¨ is an A+ documentary.

If you haven't fallen for Nolan's marketing gimmick and haven't seen his movie yet, my advice to you is, don't buy it. You won't lose anything. On the contrary, you will gain 3 hours by avoiding boring drama scenes. This documentary is way better than Nolan's bloated movie. If you are a fan of him, he is in this one too, being interviewed.

I have watched this documentary before watching Nolan's movie so I recommend doing it in that order if you want to see both.