Oppenheimer, 2023. A dramatic rendering of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the development of the bomb, and some petty politics that followed in the fifties when someone Oppenheimer had offended wanted to strip him of his security clearance on suspicion of being a Soviet agent. Good drama, though Harry Truman’s voice acting was bizarre: he sounds like he’s from down yonder in Mississippi, not Missouri, There are literal recordings of Truman from this time, so it’s not as if they couldn’t have gotten closer.
Dirty Harry, 1971. A cop with no tolerance for political nonsense goes after a twisted serial killer. Some seriously disturbing scenes, especially with the adult-on-child violence.
The Shape of Things to Come, 1979. I don’t know if this merits B-movie status. It uses H.G. Wells title for future-casting but has NO connection to it otherwise. Enjoyed the costuming and props but that ….was about it. I only made it through because I was watching with Rifftrax, MST3K-commentary.
The Philadelphia Story, 1940. The lady-friend hadn't seen this so we watched it. She loved it. Possibly a keeper.