This is basically like cornfield chase how in both of those movies the subjects which were spoken during both soundtracks displayed the basic principles on which both of the movies were built on. Oppenheimer isn’t just scary it’s fascinating how minds from all over think in different abstract ways and how sometimes the human nature might distrupt these thoughts and pioneers like Strauss.
I agree, although I think Nolan requests the sound tracks to be directly related to the movie's main topics. It wouldn't make sense otherwise. Take a look at Inception and its main theme "time".
