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| games, death, chicago rock music, uniforms, miscellaneous tv analysis, publishing, fatten easily, magazine, computer graphics game programming, blonde jokes, computers / computer graphics / game programming, golden age, viruses, biography/autobiography, fatman on the left: four decades in the underground, chicago alternative, gifts for fat men, the, remix, medicine articles, new mexico, election, bruce robinson, originalstarters, | Plus, John Cusak dies of radiation poisoning. What? Somebody dies? Of radiation? Color me erect, baby! Yeah, John Cusak's character plays grab-ass with a nuclear core while it's going critical. He dies. Oh no you di'int! Give me the details. Cusak+Radiation Poisoning=Entertainment. They were testing the criticality of a nuclear core when three toes publishing Kusak dropped the obviously redneck-inspired screwdriver used to pry the two halves of the core apart. The core went three toes publishing critical and he reached in to knock it apart before it did something nasty. Like melt through to the water table and render three toes publishing a goodly chunk of New Mexico uninhabitable. Anyway, he goes through the whole "Scientist Working out His Own Death Equation," figures out that he's fucked and then spends the rest of the movie swelling like a ballpark frank, losing his hair and generally turning into goo. |
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| It's a classic case of intellectual university-dweller versus military-reared dictator. The whole movie basically revolves around that dichotomy. Oppenheimer and Groves were locked in a publishing constant struggle against each other's vastly differing styles. Oppenheimer encouraged his scientists to engage in "free discussion" and constantly bucked against military authority while simultaneously maintaining an illicit affair with a known communist sympathizer. Groves wanted total control of every publishing single aspect of the project and publishing openly despised the undisciplined idealists who comprised the scientific staff. Wake up, fuckass! Not all movies need tits, nuclear explosions and buggery to be entertaining. Yes, it helps, but we can actually enjoy dramatic performances that don't involve third degree flash burns and radiation poisoning. Speak for yourself, Mary. Anyway, Fat Man and Little Boy a pretty good movie, all things considered. I wouldn't watch it after a big meal or without a cup of coffee, but it's interesting to see Newman act like he's exactly three seconds from going full-bore Ermey all over a bunch of whining, limp-wristed physicists. |
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