Great review. I don't feel like watching this movie because I was born in Japan and I don't like Nolan's movies. I've only seen his movie "Interstellar," but I didn't like how NASA ended up saving humanity, and the moon of Jupiter where humanity migrated to was created to be like a rural town in America, so it was like "if you're not American, you're not human" (even though he's British).

His movies seem to be popular with snobs for some reason, and even the movie series about a rich kid in a stupid black suit pretending to be a hero of justice, while I was eating lunch in the company cafeteria, I heard two female employees next to me praising it, saying "The theme of that movie was <what is justice> and it was a deep movie," and I was disappointed.

Now, a movie about war is bound to cause controversy regardless of who makes it. So if you make a movie about the atomic bomb, whether it's made by a Japanese person or by someone on the Allied side, it won't be made fairly.

If an African were to make a movie about Hiroshima, I would like to see it.