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Florence Pugh’s role, arguably unlikable, underscores the morally ambiguous atmosphere, with some viewers questioning her character's motivations or the necessity of her scenes, including a noted but contentious nude scene which some found unnecessary but symbolically meaningful—as a metaphor for exposure and vulnerability.

Themes of Morality, Politics, and Humanity

The film explores the moral quandaries faced by scientists involved in weapons development. Oppenheimer’s internal debate about the morality of the bombs—whether he was complicit or merely a craftsman—resonates deeply. The movie refrains from offering overt judgments, instead presenting a nuanced picture of a man caught between scientific curiosity, patriotic service, and ethical regret.