Christopher Nolan’s 3-hour Epic Biopic Officially Has a New Streaming Home

The Oscar-winning 3-hour biopic just became easier to watch than ever The Christopher Nolan-palooza continues. As the director's latest, The Odyssey, climbs the box office, his 2023 movie is now easier to access than ever. Oppenheimer is back on several streaming platforms for free (with ads). The biopic returns to Peacock after leaving the service about a year ago. Oppenheimer's absence was a bit bizarre, considering it was produced by Universal Pictures, which is owned by NBCUniversal. You would think one of NBC’s biggest recent hits would be a flagship movie for its streaming platform, Peacock. In addition to being added back to Peacock, Oppenheimer is also available for free with ads on Fandango. Oppenheimer had an incredible box office run, hitting $975 million worldwide despite being a three-hour historical biopic. Its popularity was spurred on by the “Barbenheimer” phenomenon, when Nolan's movie and Greta Gerwig’s Barbie were released on the same weekend. Both were huge hits, with Barbie earning over $1.4 billion. Like many of Christopher Nolan’s films, critics and audiences largely praised Oppenheimer, with it receiving a 93% critic score and a 91% audience score on Rotten