It’s one of the biggest success stories of the year: the film about the father of the atomic bomb has grossed almost a billion dollars. Now you can stream Oppenheimer on Amazon
It’s been a long time coming, but now the time has finally come: Christopher Nolan’s monumental film Oppenheimer has arrived in home cinemas. You can now stream the mixture of biopic, historical drama and war thriller on Amazon Prime Video. Here you can find all the information about the available versions
Oppenheimer on Amazon: The new Christopher Nolan film is available to stream in three versions
Amazon Prime Video currently offers Oppenheimer in three quality levels. You can buy the movie in UHD, HD and SD. The UHD version offers the highest quality viewing experience and costs 16.99 euros. HD is available for 13.99 euros. And SD costs 11.99 euros. Rental options are not yet available.
Stream Oppenheimer on Amazon Prime Video
The versions do not differ in terms of content. No matter which option you choose, you will see the Oppenheimer that was also shown on the big screen in the cinema. If you prefer to put Oppenheimer on your shelf, you can already do that. The film has been released on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K disc.
Oppenheimer on 4K Ultra HD in Steelbook at Amazon
Oppenheimer tells the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer, who initiates the Manhattan Project during the Second World War. Under the code name Trinity, he develops the atomic bomb with a team of scientists in remote Los Alamos. Cillian Murphy takes on the role of the physicist who changed the world
Oppenheimer is another triumph for Christopher Nolan
Oppenheimer was very well received by critics and audiences alike. Director Paul Schrader even got carried away and described Nolan’s latest work as “the best film of this century”. You can now find out what’s behind it on your screens at home if you haven’t been to the cinema yet
Here you can watch the trailer for Oppenheimer:
Oppenheimer has been an incredible success at the movies. The 100 million US dollar film was released in July 2023 and has since grossed over 950 million US dollars. Despite its home cinema release, Oppenheimer continues to be shown in individual cinemas – a remarkable success story for a film of this kind.
A historical epic with a running time of three hours and an R rating (comparable to FSK 16 in Germany) rarely has the prospect of such a resounding success at the box office. With Oppenheimer, however, word has gotten around that it is definitely worth investing the time in a visit to the cinema
