Why no Hollywood movie on Nagasaki A bombing?

A historical essay questions why Hollywood has not made a major film centered on the Nagasaki atomic bombing. It references the 1952 movie “Above and Beyond,” which dramatized Col. Paul Tibbets piloting the Enola Gay to drop the first bomb on Hiroshima. The piece then recounts—at length—operational problems that led to the Nagasaki strike three days later. It cites a chain of issues involving crew decisions, insufficient fuel after an attempt to adjust the mission, reversed switches affecting the “Fat Man” detonation lights, failed rendezvous with backup aircraft, and fuel-wasting delays caused by radio confusion and smokescreen defenses. It also describes the final shift to Nagasaki under threat from approaching Japanese forces.