Oppenheimer will stream on Peacock in early 2024

One of the films that people liked the most was Oppenheimer as it talked about a rather interesting historical topic that has caused a lot of controversy, as it was about a historical event that would completely change life as we imagine it.

Oppenheimer will stream on Peacock in early 2024

One of the most interesting movies we saw in 2023 was Oppenheimer, and seeing the life of a scientist has caused great interest, because it was not only an interesting movie, it also had a great promotion campaign next to the movie Barbie, and both movies were released on the same day and became a box office success.

“Oppenheimer” will soon be available on NBCUniversal’s Peacock, enabling fans to see the three-hour historical epic in the convenience of their own homes. Peacock will begin streaming Christopher Nolan’s critically acclaimed thriller, which has Cillian Murphy in the lead role, on February 16, almost seven months after its theatrical premiere on July 21, 2023.

Beginning on February 1, Peacock will stream the following Nolan-directed movies in addition to “Oppenheimer”: “Batman Begins,” “The Dark Knight,” “The Dark Knight Rises,” “Dunkirk,” “Inception,” and “Memento.” Without a doubt, Christopher Nolan’s cinema is a marvel. And he has proven it more than once, so receiving his films on a streaming platform is fascinating and will give us many hours of content that we can repeat over and over again without interruption and from the community of your homes.

If you have no idea what Oppenheimer’s film is about, here is the synopsis:

In wartime, the brilliant American physicist Julius Robert Oppenheimer, at the head of the ‘Manhattan Project’, leads nuclear tests to build the atomic bomb for his country. Shocked by its destructive power, Oppenheimer questions the moral consequences of his creation. From then on and for the rest of his life, he would strongly oppose the use of nuclear weapons.

What do you think about it? Do you think the film will receive good awards in the next edition of the awards shows?