Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)

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Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) poster
     
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Also Known as: Dr. Strangelove
     


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Other grades: 82.4 (20 viewers)
Year:  1964
Runtime:  1h 35m
Rating:  PG
Countries:  United Kingdom United States of America
Languages:  EN
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1960s
20th century
Abbreviation in title
Absurd comedy
Absurd humor
Absurdism
Actor playing multiple roles
Actor plays multiple roles
Admiral
Aerial refueling
Show more
Afi
Air attack
Air base
Air crew
Air defense
Air force base
Airforce
Airplane cockpit
Airport
American president
American soldier
Anti aircraft gun
Anti communist
Anti war
Artificial hand
Atomic bomb
Atomic weapons
Audacious
Automatic weapon
Based on novel
Betrayal
Bikini
Black and white
Black comedy
Blockbuster
Bodily fluids
Boeing b 52
Bomber
Bomber pilot
Bombing
Brigadier general
British
British actor playing american character
british actor playing foreigner
British soldier
Captain
Character name in title
Check list
Cigar smoking
Claim in title
Co written by director
Coca cola
Coca cola machine
Cola machine
Cold war
Cold war era
Colon in title
Colonel
Communism
Communist infiltrator
Controversy
Cowboy
Cowboy hat
Cowboy pilot
Cowboy soldier
Crank
Crazy general
Crisis
Critical
Critically acclaimed
Cult classic
Cult comedy
Cult director
Cult film
Cynical
Damaged airplane
Dark comedy
Detonation
Disaster
Doomsday
Doomsday device
Doomsday machine
Eccentric
End of the world
Ex nazi
Ex-nazi
Famous line
Farce
Farcical
Fictional war
Firearm
Flight
Funny nazi
General
Generational
German scientist
Glasses
Gunfire
Hanging up without saying goodbye
Hilarious
Hydrogen bomb
Idee fixe
Impotence
Independent film
Infidelity
Insanity
Lieutenant
Long title
Machine gun
Mad scientist
Major
Male protagonist
Man wears eyeglasses
Man with glasses
Meditative
Militarism
Military
Military base
Military officer
Military spoof
Missile
Mushroom cloud
National film registry
Nazi
Negotiation
No music during end credits
No survivors
Nuclear arms
Nuclear attack
Nuclear bomb
Nuclear explosion
Nuclear holocaust
Nuclear missile
Nuclear power
Nuclear threat
Nuclear war
Nuclear warhead
Nuclear weapon
Nuclear weapons
Nuke
Obsession
Omnicide
One day time span
One day timespan
Or as title separator
Pacifism
Paranoia
Pay phone
Peace on earth
Pentagon
Period in title
Pilot
Pinup
Playboy magazine
Playful
Political comedy
Political leader
Political satire
Political superpower
Precious bodily fluids
President
Presidential comedy
Protagonist and antagonist played by same actor
Psychopath
Psychotronic film
Punctuation in title
Radar
Reference to continental congress
Reference to georges clemenceau
Reference to the new york times
Rogue general
Round table
Russia
Russian accent
Sardonic
Satire
Satire comedy
Satirical
Secret weapon
Soda machine
Soldier
Soviet ambassador
Soviet diplomat
Soviet union
Strategic air command
Strategic bomber
Suicide
Suicide bombing
Suicide by gunshot
Suicide by pistol
Super power
Surrealism
Survival kit
Suspense
Telephone
Telephone box
Telephone call
Thirteen word title
Title in title
U.s. air force
U.s. military
U.s. nuclear forces
U.s. president
Usa president
Usaf general
War room
Weapon
Weapon in title
Wheelchair
Willys jeep
Wmd
World war two veteran
Writer director producer
Year 1942

After the insane General Jack D. Ripper initiates a nuclear strike on the Soviet Union, a war room full of politicians, generals and a Russian diplomat all frantically try to stop the nuclear strike.
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