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Yes, in my opinion it is the most beautiful version of the piece.... Where did you read that it is the single version?

@@Lupin4th The video version is the single version , just the Beginning of the song is different to the 7” Record

@@tur74d56 yes, i know...

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Diciamo che ci ha dato un modello di essere umano inarrivabile, utopico... Avessimo avuto tutti un briciolo di Lady Oscar in noi... 😂😂😂❤️

Perché dici che ti ha rovinato l’infanzia?

@@anto9161 dicevo scherzosamente perchè era triste..

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Fuck bro! You know... Me and celebrations 😆😆😆😆🙈🙈🙈 Anyway Happy Birthday my love ❤️

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This is actually better, Oppenheimer's fireball was too small and it didn't convey the message of a nuclear bomb being devastating and terrifying, at least not visually.

Agreed, Oppenheimer, although not as much eye-candy, was very realistic from the perspective of the viewers in the bunker. Also, the shockwave gave a good jumpscare and communicated the massive blast well

​@@lachlantrescott5533that's the thing, I think people went to see the movie expecting it to be all about the bang, when in reality it was all about the physicist

​@@artofrjm Correction, it was about a physicist and a group of people trying to create of what is known to be the most powerful weapon of all humankind. The movie is about him and is obviously about the bomb itself. Yes, the movie is great, I thoroughly enjoyed it, but the atomic bomb scene was lackluster. It had a great sound design and cinematography, but the scale of it was not represented correctly. I saw the movie in 70mm IMAX and I could very clearly make out the explosion was just some kind of gasoline explosion. The use of practical effects, I must say neglected the message that Nolan wanted to convey. An atomic bomb is a devastating and terrifying weapon, and I personally believe Nolan failed to VISUALLY deliver that.

@@lachlantrescott5533 Again, the film was about the man, not the bang. It was not about the trinity project, it was about Oppenheimer. Oppenheimer was a physicist who just so happened to be involved in a world changing project which ended up being the defining work of his life. Much like Einstein and relativity. All throughout the film we saw his struggles to find, live up to the demands and satisfy his personal desires for his calling in life as a physicist. We saw his relationships with the various cast of characters in his life, his personal family, kids and the dynamics therein; as well as his coping mechanisms, weaknesses and faults as a man and human. After the project, we saw how he evolved into a political figure. We saw his battles, strategies to gain ground and fight even more characters in his life which brought him challenges as he dealt with the ramifications of his seminal work. Again, people came to this movie expecting atomic bombs graphics left and right, you can see it in the backlash to the decision NOT to show the japan bombings. But much like the original trinity explosion, and the great significance of its bang, was communicated in more unexpected ways (a far-away view of the explosion via a small porthole in the detonation bunker) the loss and destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were represented by Oppenheimer's subsequent psychological strife and hallucinations (charred bodies on the floor). The man, not the bang.

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It wasn't a bathroom 😆😆😆😆😆 It's a big room, is registered on this way because I like it that way. 😉

@@Lupin4th It was a joke 😇

@@ardentdesir5796 🤣🤣🤣🤟🏻 However, actually I could have sung even in the bathroom 😛, there is an acoustics that I love! Lo fi forrver! 😉

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D'accordo con te anni spensierati e questo cartone ancora oggi lo vedo bellissimo

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L'anime di Lady Oscar è veramente epocale ed anche il manga è meraviglioso i disegni accurati ne fanno un capolavoro ❤