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An officer in The Hunt for Red October reads this quote when he starts going a little bit unhinged.

In the teaser trailer for 2014's Godzilla, Oppenheimer's words are used over the action to freak you out.

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This first part of this saying appears on Animal Mother's helmet in Full Metal Jacket.Let's hope that's not something you come across every day. If you hear this quote, it's probably in a pretty grim context. Yup, the atomic bomb is bittersweet to say the least. It's also worth noting that Oppenheimer wasn't super psyched about the way his creation was used in the war, so it's no surprise that he'd look back and remember this moment as one of power and achievement, mixed with a whole lot of sadness. Years later, Oppenheimer reflected on this moment and shared his thoughts with the world. Sure, he had achieved a big new discovery through years of hard work (yay, science!), but he couldn't help but reflect on the fact that all his knowledge and ingenuity were going to be used to kill people. Oppenheimer recalled that when he first saw the atomic bomb tested in the desert of New Mexico on July 16, 1945, his mood was grim. In 1942, Oppenheimer took charge of the famous Manhattan Project and oversaw the creation of a nuclear weapon that was later dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan during World War II, killing at least 100,000 people in the process. We're not sure you'd want to claim responsibility for raising a kid like that.

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