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The Day After Trinity
The Day After Trinity
The Day After Trinity
The movie “the day after trinity” was made for a certain person’s life. He was a
theoretical physicist named J. Robert Oppenheimer. The movie was released on
January 20, 1981. The title came from an interview seen near the conclusion of the
documentary. Robert Oppenheimer was asked about his thoughts about the urging
effort of the late president Robert F Kennedy towards President Lyndon Johnson in
initiating the stop of nuclear weapons and then on it was 20 years too late and then he
paused and responded “it should have been done the day after trinity”.
The movie was about the mind behind the atomic bombing in Hiroshima and
Nagasaki where the nuclear testing done at trinity site Mexico in July 1945; the rise of
the Manhattan Project producing first ever nuclear weapons under the World War II. He
understands the principles of atoms and used the idea of quantum mechanics. He said
himself there is a possibility to create bombs. He thought that in order to save the
western civilization he thinks that it is necessary to create and he actually leg the
creation of atomic bombs. According to another brilliant mind Physicist Albert Einstein
confirms that it is possible to create as such.
I think that the documentary explicitly connotes the ability of Robert Oppenheimer
to initiate such actions in producing the first ever nuclear weapon. The dialogue in the
movie was simple and understandable. It was blatantly old observing the resolution of
the film. This is a documentary and the people are being interviewed and information is
well shared. There are some archival clips that were shown in the video that are actual
videos. There were symbols of the Nazis that were clipped and the mood or tone that I
as an audience felt intense about the documentary.