Dr. Strangelove - or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
Director: Stanley Kubrik
A satirical look at the world superpowers who seem more interested in annihilating each other rather than policing the world and living in harmony. The seed of destruction seem to have planted from the time we, Man, either as Adam and Eve or as primordial ancestors started walking this Earth.
This British-American black comedy showcasing the ever versatile Peter Sellers in 3 roles - a bumbling Army officer, a handicapped ex-Nazi German scientist and as the President.
The special effects seen here are a pale comparison to what Hollywood and other studios have to offer these days, nevertheless, the film is quite entertaining if you are looking for a different brand of clean dark humour.
Director: Stanley Kubrik
A satirical look at the world superpowers who seem more interested in annihilating each other rather than policing the world and living in harmony. The seed of destruction seem to have planted from the time we, Man, either as Adam and Eve or as primordial ancestors started walking this Earth.
This British-American black comedy showcasing the ever versatile Peter Sellers in 3 roles - a bumbling Army officer, a handicapped ex-Nazi German scientist and as the President.
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