No, Oppenheimer does not have a credit scene

Mireia Mullor
·2 min read

Oppenheimer is out now in cinemas, ready to blow away audiences.

Starring Cillian Murphy, Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Robert Downey Jr and Florence Pugh, Oppenheimer has received raving reviews and an impressive Rotten Tomatoes score, quickly becoming one of 2023's best movies.

If you're heading to the cinema this weekend, you might be wondering: has Christopher Nolan included his first-ever post-credit scene at the end of the movie?

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Does Oppenheimer have an end credit scene?

We can confirm Oppenheimer does not have a post-credit scene. So, if you're in a hurry, you don't have to worry about missing anything at the very end of the movie, though maybe its impactful images will leave you glued to your seat for a few minutes.

Based on the real story of J Robert Oppenheimer, known as "the father of the atomic bomb", the movie is an epic three-hour movie (Nolan's longest-ever to date) showing a thought-provoking portrait of the "man who moved the earth."

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Beyond Nolan's proven talent as a filmmaker (you can remember all of his works in our ranking of his movies), the cast led by Cillian Murphy is one of the most applauded aspects of Oppenheimer.

Iron Man's Robert Downey Jr said (via Deadline) that "this is the best film" he's ever been in. "I cannot wait for you all to experience it."

“No matter what your expectations are and what you might think, it transcends them. This is what a summer blockbuster, when I was growing up, used to be. It just kind of changed your life. But again it's why Christopher Nolan is who he is," he added.

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As our review stated: "Oppenheimer ends up being a bit too sprawling for its own good, but it's still a towering achievement and an unforgettable experience, led by a career-best performance from Cillian Murphy."

"Christopher Nolan certainly won't give you the answers, but in Oppenheimer, he has given you a theatrical experience like no other filmmaker can."

Oppenheimer is out now in cinemas.

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