It was a double bill like no other. When Barbie and Oppenheimer graced our theatres, audiences were either skipping out of screens to the tune of "I'm Just Ken" or were rattled by Christopher Nolan's gripping biopic and humanity's path of self-destruction. Great times were had all around, but according to Netflix CCO Bela Bajaria, the latter would've had just the same impact had it been released on the streaming service instead.
Speaking to Puck's Matthew Belloni about the film, Bajaria said, upon looking back on Christopher Nolan's Oscar-winning hit, "We would have done an amazing qualifying run. So many people obviously would have watched it. It was a great movie. And I think it would have had that."
