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Yaszek: Because the Atomic Bomb and the Atomic Blonde are two cultural icons central to the modern American imagination! Oppenheimer and the Manhattan Project ushered in the era of truly world-changing technosciences and catapulted the U.S.

There’s been so much media excitement over the premieres of these two movies in contrast to the opening of other highly anticipated blockbusters this summer, such as Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning, Spider-Man: Across the Spider Verse, or The Flash.

Here’s what Professor Carol Colatrella, Regents’ Professor Lisa Yaszek, and Assistant Professor Ida Yoshinaga had to say: We asked some of our experts on pop culture, representations of technology in media, and feminism to weigh in on the blockbuster event of the summer.

theaters over the weekend generated an enormous buzz among movie fans enchanted by the seemingly dichotomous nature of the releases, film critics eager to dig into the art of both movies, and cultural critics interested in the baggage and promise inherent in both films.

The simultaneous releases of Barbie and Oppenheimer in U.S.

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