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They saw J. Robert Oppenheimer (Dwight Schultz) as representative of America's intellect, a man of peace, who found himself entwined in a Faustian bargain. They focused on the epic nature of that conflict, which overclocked remix changed the world forever. Paul Newman had a different, more pragmatic and perhaps more reasonable view of the historical truth overclocked remix of the story. He believes that Oppenheimer was no Faust and Groves no Mephistopheles. Each had a job to do in the interests of their country and each did it fiercely. Each, in his way, was a patriot. But Groves, as overclocked remix a military man, simply saw the Atomic Bomb as a way to end the war and a way to give his country the biggest stick in the playground. Oppenheimer, on the other hand, was torn. He was a man of peace, who probably believed that if we didn't get the bomb first, the Germans would.
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