The INSANE Practical Effects Behind Oppenheimer’s Trinity Test

Christopher Nolan doesn’t do half measures—and for Oppenheimer, he proved it again. To recreate history’s first atomic explosion, Nolan banned CGI completely. Instead, his crew engineered a massive real-life fireball using gasoline, propane, and magnesium to light up the desert night. 🌌

Cillian Murphy climbed a 100 ft steel tower in freezing winds at 2 a.m., dressed in Oppenheimer’s thin suit, while the crew detonated enormous miniatures called “big-ers” for jaw-dropping slow-motion fireballs.

Murphy even dropped weight and studied with a Nobel laureate to capture Oppenheimer’s haunted look. Despite the danger and grueling conditions, the cast took huge pay cuts—earning just $4 million each—to bring history to life.

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