>ITT post based nuke kinos, more or less catastrophic
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The Day After - 1983
>dat dramatic buildup
>the wife pretending nothing is happening then hysterically screams in terror
dang I can't sleep at night
Nuke Kino
Thomas Mitchell
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Wyatt Stewart
Threads shits all over The Day After.
Christian Cook
Carter Allen
Manipulative movie, gives everyone a family because it wasn't able to make you care for the characters otherwise. Watch Threads
Jackson Gutierrez
Fail-Safe (1964)
O-bi, O-ba - Koniec cywilizacji (O-Bi, O-Ba: The End of Civilization) (1985), about life after nukes hit
Пиcьмa мёpтвoгo чeлoвeкa (Dead Man's Letters) (1986), about life after nukes hit
When the Wind Blows (1986)
The Atomic Cafe (1982)
This.
Cooper Hughes
Any good nuke documentaries you guys can recommend?
Bentley Baker
That roastie cunt pissed me off
Kevin Miller
The armed traffic wardens is genuine kino
>Societal breakdown at an extreme level
>Remaining police and soldiers are unable to keep the peace
>Literally anyone who had any position of authority is now armed
Camden Moore
It shows a lot of nuclear detonation footage.
Henry Reyes
Radio Bikini
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Luis Brooks
miracle mile
Easton Collins
Ethan Barnes
thanks boys
Grayson Moore
I liked Dr Strangelove because of the Cold War aesthetics and the storyline had an interesting premise but I didn't feel like it carried it through properly.
Would you recommend Fail Safe?
Oliver Foster
>The War Game is a 1965 blend of television drama and documentary, that depicts a nuclear war. Written, directed and produced by Peter Watkins for the BBC's The Wednesday Play anthology series, it caused dismay within the BBC and also within government, and was subsequently withdrawn before the provisional screening date of 7 October 1965.[1] The corporation said that "the effect of the film has been judged by the BBC to be too horrifying for the medium of broadcasting."
Nicholas Cook
Probably the bleakest film on this subject I've ever seen.
Grayson Cruz
>Would you recommend Fail Safe?
Not him but yes, definitely.
Carter Torres
Miracle Mile
Adrian Perry
By Dawns Early light.
Evan Long
Mainly because The Day After ends on a slight positive note, it gives the impression that although the world has gone to hell, people are still hanging on, they may survive, maybe even thrive and rebuild.
Threads just goes; "You're all absolutely fucked".
Blake King
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>that score
Christian Hughes
Dylan Parker
Was there ever nuke kino from the soviet union?
Luis Barnes
No because that would have been defeatist. Most of the movies ITT, especially Threads, were produced by the CND which was of course a Soviet-infiltrated group and designed to undermine Western opposition to the USSR.
Anthony Jones
>was there ever nuke kino from the soviet union?
user, how could you forget about STALKER?
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Samuel Evans
How do we feel about non-realistic gonzo b-movie nuke kino?
A Boy and His Dog
Six-String Samurai
Damnation Alley
Nolan Perry
kinda related
Matthew Ward
Agreed! Threads was sooo Bleak!!
Jaxson Gonzalez
>Six-String Samurai
My nigger.
Jacob Wilson
World War III (1982)
Andrew Moore
Dead Man's Letters
>only played the videogame and thinks the movie is about chernobyl