#Jason Alden

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This song is dedicated to Jason Alden.

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#CountryMusic

10-15-22 Billboard Country Music Airplay Chart

So today I will be bringing you the Top 20 Country Music Songs for the week of 10/15/22 from the Billboard Country Music Airplay Chart. So let's get started right now.

Number 20 belongs to Kane Brown & Katelyn Brown who are new to the list this week - Thank God.

Number 19 belongs to Lee Brice who is new to the list this week - Soul.

Number 18 belongs to Nate Smith who is new to the list this week - Whiskey on you.

Number 17 belongs to Dustin Lynch who is moving up 3 spots this week - Party mode.

Number 16 belongs to Russell Dickerson & Jake Scott who are moving up 3 spots this week - She likes it.

Number 15 belongs to Jason Aldean who is moving up 2 spots this week - That's what tequila does.

Number 14 belongs to Jordan Davis who is moving up 4 spots this week - What my world spins around.

Number 13 belongs to the Zac Brown band who are moving up 3 spots this week - Out in the middle.

Number 12 belongs to Jimmie Allen who is moving up 3 spots this week - Down home.

Number 11 belongs to Gabby Barrett who is moving up 3 spots this week - Pick me up.

Number 10 belongs to Jelly Roll who is moving up 3 spots this week - Son of a sinner.

Number 9 belongs to Luke Bryan who is moving up 3 spots this week - Country on.

Number 8 belongs to Bailey Zimmerman who is moving up 3 spots this week - Fall in love.

Number 7 belongs to Jackson Dean who is moving up 3 spots this week - Don't come lookin'.

Number 6 belongs to Thomas Rhett featuring Riley Green who are moving up 1 spot this week - Half of me.

Number 5 belongs to Ingrid Andress with Sam Hunt who are staying in the same spot as last week - Wishful drinking.

Number 4 belongs to Tyler Hubbard who is staying in the same spot as last week - 5 foot 9.

Number 3 belongs to Luke Combs who is staying in the same spot as last week - The kind of love we make.

Number 2 belongs to Cole Swindell who is dropping 1 spot this week - She had me at heads Carolina.

Number 1 belongs to Morgan Wallen who is moving up 1 spot this week to take the top - You proof.

And that's a wrap for the wrap for the Top 20 Country Music Songs for the week of 10/15/22 from the Billboard Country Music Airplay Chart. Thanks as always goes out to the Billboard Country Music Airplay Charts for doing their weekly Country Music Song Countdowns. And thanks as well goes out to you for taking the time to read this weekly list. See ya all next time.

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Heyy, heres a stupid image of my insanity (the fictional crushes wall)

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10 songs from my personal playlist that I think Jason Todd would listen to

1. Dragonfly by Dana and Alden

2. It Will Come Back by Hozier

3. Run Away With Me Cold War Kids

4. Grace by Jeff Buckley

5. Don’t Fuck With My Money by Mystery Skulls

6. Dream Brother by Jeff Buckley

7. Deceptacon by Le Tigre

8. 21st Century Schizoid Man by King Crimson

9. Lonely Boy by The Black Keys

10. Marceline by Vista Kicks

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Oppenheimer (2023, dir. Christopher Nolan)

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✨More drawings I did for the intro to my fanfic that I thought I’d share✨

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OPPENHEIMER 2023

Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.

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In Remembrance of Samir Awad and Myth Science by Sons of Kemet featuring Esperanza Spalding, live at the Pendarvis Farm for Pickathon

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First look and behind the scene images of Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer

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Alden Ehrenreich, Cillian Murphy, Jason Segel and Mark Ruffalo attend the 29th Annual Critics Choice Awards at the Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, California on January 14, 2024.

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WATCHLIST 2023: Oppenheimer

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AW CRUD! MEN!

MEN...

I have a horrible taste in men (tumblr done this to me)

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Barbenheimer Part 2: My thoughts on Oppenheimer.....

After a 50 min break after Barbie, I settle down to watch Oppenheimer in IMAX. I am a big fan of Nolan's movies. I haven't seen Following, but I either like or love every movie he has made. He's one of the few directors who is the star of his own movie, whether the lead actor is someone as famous as Leonardo DiCaprio or some unknowns like in Dunkirk. So I went in with high expectations and Nolan lived up to those expectations again.

Oppenheimer is a movie that leaves you shaken. I genuinely can't believe how a 3 hour movie which is all talk, ended up being so gripping that it just rushed by. This summer has seen its fair share of long movies, with a majority of summer blockbusters clocking in around 2.5 hours, but I felt the length with all of them. Not with Oppenheimer though. While I would hesitate to call it Nolan's best, its easily one of the best of the year.

What is amazing is the film is essentially two films at once. One is a movie about the construction of the bomb and the Trinity test and subsequent deployment of those bombs. The second is a courtroom drama of two legal proceedings happening at different points in time. Both movies are riveting and the structure of the movie is enthralling. The first act of the film basically acts as the first 2 acts of both movies. It sets up the characters, the various dynamics etc.... Then the second act is essentially the final act of the first movie, and the third act, if the final act of the second movie. It was a genius way to keep audience enthralled throughout.

The film is just filled with extraordinary work by everyone involved. The cinematography, costume design, product design, the practical effects, the performances, the directing etc... is all superb. I fully expect this film to get a lot of Oscar nomination come Oscar season. The characters are extremely well realized, and not just Oppenheimer or Strauss, but every single individual. There are so many known actors that appear in this film, sometimes just for a scene or two, but somehow every character is a fully realized character. I also like that Oppenheimer is portrayed as man. He has flaws, but he also has traits to be admired. Even Strauss is not portrayed as evil, just vindictive. Also, as someone who is in the Engineering field, the construction of the bomb was just fascinating to me. I loved watching legendary 20th century scientists, who are rockstars of the scientific community, depicted as people and I loved a lot of their individual interactions. The scenes between Oppenheimer and Einstein for example, were terrific. The final scene between them is genuinely terrifying. In general, the way Oppenheimer's mind is visualized is awesome.

There is not much in terms of flaws. The film is talky. For some, that may be boring. I can maybe say that the actual portrayal of the explosion, while exciting, was not as bombastic and horrifying as it could have been. There are moments in the courtroom drama part of the film, where it feels like it could have been edited down a little. And it took me about 15 minutes to get a handle on the structure of the film and the back and forth time jumps. But honestly, can't think of too much else apart from that.

The performances are incredible across the board. Cillian Murphy should be a top contender for best actor. The guy has been excellent in supporting roles for a while, but he kills it here. Apart from scenes from the Lewis Strauss confirmation hearing, he is on screen for every scene. RDJr finally breaks out of his Tony Stark skin and delivers a superb turn here. He really bursts into top gear in the final act of the film. Emily Blunt is lovely. She is largely in the background but she shines superbly when she has to be front and center towards the end. Matt Damon is immensely likable as Leslie Groves, one of Oppenheimer's true supporters outside of the scientific community. The film is littered with so many other excellent performances. Benny Safdie as Edward Teller, Josh Hartnett as Ernest Lawrence, Kenneth Branaugh as Niels Bohr, Jason Clarke as Roger Robb, Tom Conti as Albert Einstein, Florence Pugh as Jean Tatlock, and David Krumholtz as Isidor Isaac Rabi are all highlights in the movie. Casey Affleck walks in for a couple of scenes and sent chills down my spine with his performance. Alden Ehrenreich has a superb mini arc of his own as aide to Strauss and he has some of the most satisfying scenes in the movie where he converts to an Oppenheimer supporter as he figures out the things Strauss has done. But there are so many excellent performances in this movie that I could go on and on.

As a director, Nolan has really outdone himself. I can't make an assessment as to where this film lands in Nolan's filmography but it is towards the top of an already excellent set of films. I suspect nothing will outdo TDK trilogy and Inception for me, but this might land right behind those. All in all, a 9/10 movie.

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Time 31-Jul-2023 19:00 Day Monday Where Cineworld - Rushden Lakes Screen 8 Seat J23 Price £8.63

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'The Oppenheimer cast walked the red carpet on Tuesday (11 July) for the film’s world premiere in Paris, France.

A select number of journalists attended the screening and the first reactions have been effusive in their praise.

Irish actor Cillian Murphy (Peaky Blinders), 47, stars as “the father of the atomic bomb”, Robert J Oppenheimer, in Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated biopic.

The all-star cast comprises Emily Blunt, 40, who plays Oppenheimer’s wife, biologist Kitty Oppenheimer; Matt Damon, 52, portrays Manhattan Project director Lt Leslie Groves Jr, Florence Pugh, 27, plays Oppenheimer’s ex-fiancee, psychiatrist and physician Jean Tatlock, and Robert Downey Jr, 58, stars as Lewis Strauss, the former chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission.

“The performances from these actors... I think you’re going to be as impressed with them as I have been,” Nolan told attendees at the premiere.

The first viewers were indeed impressed with the film.

The Associated Press’ Lindsey Bahr called the movie “a spectacular achievement in its truthful, concise adaptation, inventive storytelling and nuanced performances from Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Robert Downey Jr., Matt Damon and the many, many others involved.”

“#Oppenheimer left me stunned: a character study on the grandest scale, with a sublime central performance by Cillian Murphy,” Matt Maytum, deputy editor of Total Film wrote. “An epic historical drama but with a distinctly Nolan sensibility: the tension, structure, sense of scale, startling sound design, remarkable visuals. Wow,” he added.

“Totally absorbed in ‘Oppenheimer,’ a dense, talkie, tense film partly about the bomb, mostly about how doomed we are,” Jonathan Dean of The Sunday Times tweeted. “Happy summer! Murphy is good, but the support essential: Damon, Downey Jr & Ehrenreich even bring gags. An audacious, inventive, complex film to rattle its audience.”

Oppenheimer is inspired by the 2005 biography American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J Robert Oppenheimer, written by Kai Bird and Martin J Sherwin.

Speaking at an academic discussion last month, Bird said: “I am, at the moment, stunned and emotionally recovering from having seen [Oppenheimer].”

Nolan previously teased that the film had left early viewers “devastated”.

“They can’t speak. I mean, there’s an element of fear that’s there in the history and there in the underpinnings,” the director said.

As well as Murphy, Pugh, Blunt, Damon and Downey Jr, Oppenheimer also stars Rami Malek, Gary Oldman, Dane DeHaan, Josh Hartnett, Kenneth Branagh, Matthew Modine, Casey Affleck, Alden Ehrenreich and Jason Clarke...'