“You could lift the stone without being ready for the snake that’s revealed.”

In the last couple of weeks, we watched two exceptional movies.

Tár (imdb | rotten tomatoes) was a symphony of intrigue, ego, genius, patronage, and impropriety, and a masterclass by Cate Blanchett.

We saw Oppenheimer (imdb | rotten tomatoes) in theatre (!) earlier this week, and it was as good as expected. I am, of course, a hopeless devotee of Christopher Nolan, and now Lindsay might be intrigued as well. Exceptional performances all around, a story I felt silly for not knowing (the intrigue around Oppenheimer and the Manhattan Project, specifically), Nolan’s trademark time-jumping which keeps it fun, and some humanization of a name I know only from the most massive of historical events.

2 thoughts on ““You could lift the stone without being ready for the snake that’s revealed.”

  1. You quoted Oppenheimer incorrectly. Watch again. “You could lift the stone without being ready for the snake revealed.”

    This is about what can be done, that will invoke disaster. It’s not about limitation.

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