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

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1964 · PG · 1h 35m

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Also Known as: Dr. Strangelove
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Other grades: 83.1 (22 viewers)
19641h 35mPG
Countries:United Kingdom United States
Languages:EN
Keywords: 1960s20th centuryAbbreviation in titleAbsurdAbsurd comedyAbsurd humorAbsurdismActor playing multiple rolesActor plays multiple rolesAdmiralShow moreAerial refuelingAfiAir attackAir baseAir crewAir defenseAir force baseAirforceAirplane cockpitAirportAmerican presidentAmerican soldierAnti aircraft gunAnti communistAnti warArtificial handAtomic bombAtomic weaponsAudaciousAutomatic weaponBased on novelBetrayalBikiniBlack and whiteBlack comedyBlockbusterBodily fluidsBoeing b 52BomberBomber pilotBombingBrigadier generalBritishBritish actor playing american characterbritish actor playing foreignerBritish soldierCaptainCharacter name in titleCheck listCigar smokingClaim in titleCo written by directorCoca colaCoca cola machineCola machineCold warCold war eraColon in titleColonelCommunismCommunist infiltratorControversyCowboyCowboy hatCowboy pilotCowboy soldierCrankCrazy generalCrisisCriticalCritically acclaimedCult classicCult comedyCult directorCult filmCynicalDamaged airplaneDark comedyDetonationDisasterDoomsdayDoomsday deviceDoomsday machineEccentricEnd of the worldEveryone diesEx naziEx-naziFamous lineFarceFarcicalFictional warFirearmFlightFunny naziGeneralGenerationalGerman scientistGlassesGunfireHanging up without saying goodbyeHilariousHydrogen bombIdee fixeImpotenceIndependent filmInfidelityInsanityLieutenantLong titleMachine gunMad scientistMajorMale protagonistMan wears eyeglassesMan with glassesMeditativeMilitarismMilitaryMilitary baseMilitary officerMilitary spoofMissileMushroom cloudNational film registryNaziNegotiationNo music during end creditsNo survivorsNuclear armsNuclear attackNuclear bombNuclear explosionNuclear holocaustNuclear missileNuclear powerNuclear threatNuclear warNuclear warheadNuclear weaponNuclear weaponsNukeObsessionOmnicideOne day time spanOne day timespanOr as title separatorPacifismParanoiaPay phonePeace on earthPentagonPeriod in titlePilotPinupPlayboy magazinePlayfulPolitical comedyPolitical leaderPolitical satirePolitical superpowerPrecious bodily fluidsPresidentPresidential comedyProtagonist and antagonist played by same actorPsychopathPsychotronic filmPunctuation in titleQuirky comedyRadarReference to continental congressReference to georges clemenceauReference to the new york timesRogue generalRound tableRussiaRussian accentSardonicSatireSatire comedySatiricalSecret weaponSoda machineSoldierSoviet ambassadorSoviet diplomatSoviet unionStrategic air commandStrategic bomberSuicideSuicide bombingSuicide by gunshotSuicide by pistolSuper powerSurrealismSurvival kitSuspenseTelephoneTelephone boxTelephone callThirteen word titleTitle in titleU.s. air forceU.s. militaryU.s. nuclear forcesU.s. presidentUsa presidentUsaf generalWar roomWeaponWeapon in titleWheelchairWillys jeepWmdWorld war two veteranWriter director producerYear 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.
Columbia Pictures
Columbia Pictures
Hawk Films
Hawk Films
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Rank: #84
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