Oppenheimer
Christopher Nolan's three-hour biographical drama follows J. Robert Oppenheimer from his academic years through the Manhattan Project and a postwar security hearing. The film carries a strong overall rating driven primarily by explicit sexual content and nudity, with secondary concerns around a suicide, intense psychological themes, and pervasive smoking and drinking.
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An extended sequence involving Oppenheimer and his mistress includes full nudity and explicit intimacy; bare breasts and buttocks are visible.
A second encounter between the same two characters includes both nude on screen together and dialogue woven into the scene; nudity is fully visible.
A supporting character's death by suicide is depicted off-screen; the method involves an overdose and drowning. The scene is emotionally distressing rather than graphically violent.