Florence Pugh Saves Emily Blunt From Wardrobe Malfunction At Oppenheimer's Premiere; Netizens React

Oppenheimer hosted its world premiere in London and the first reactions are praising the to the Christopher Nolan film. While there were many memorable moments from the special occasion, one that particularly caught the eyes of the netizens was one where Florence Pugh saved Emily Blunt from a probable wardrobe malfunction. Take a look: this is the gayest thing i’ve ever seen pic.twitter.com/PVO7dMTOg6— han the cunty cockroach July 13, 2023 Reacting to the clip, one of them wrote, “And we thought chivalry was dead.” Another one commented,”She was so quick with it too, love her.” Someone else tweeted, “The way she looked at her and grabbed her oh my…” The initial reviews to Oppenheimer has landed on Twitter, with many journalists lauding Nolan and the cast. Total Film’s deputy editor Matt Maytum said that Oppenheimer left him ‘stunned.’ “#Oppenheimer left me stunned: a character study on the grandest scale, with a sublime central performance by Cillian Murphy. Wow.” Telegraph film critic Robbie Collins confessed, “Am torn between being all coy and mysterious about Oppenheimer and just coming out and saying it’s a total knockout that split my brain open like a twitchy plutonium nucleus and left me sobbing through the end credits like I can’t even remember what else.” Addressing the massively talked-about sex scene, Collins added, “For all those who’ve groused about the lack of sex in Christopher Nolan’s earlier work…boy oh BOY, are you getting some sex as only Nolan could stage it in this one.” Lindsey Bahr of Associated Press said that Oppenheimer is a ‘spectacular achievement in its truthful, concise adaptation, inventive storytelling and nuanced performances from Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Robert Downey Jr., Matt Damon and the many, many others involved.’ TV journalist Simon Thompson also said that the stars have delivered award-worthy performance.