An insane general triggers a path to nuclear holocaust that a War Room full of politicians and generals frantically tries to stop. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb is a 1964 Comedy starring Peter Sellers and it's directed by once again Stanley Kubrick. Now this movie is well written and has some pretty good cinematography alongside some very good looking special effects for it's time but unfortunately i found the pacing to be totally off and the story dare i say a bit boring alongside the comedy which was pretty weird. The perfomances were ok but nothing special about it and dare i say the movie was pretty meh in the end. (5/10)

Now this is some seriously funny stuff gentlemen! You gotta see it yourself, it's(probably) the end of the world as we know it, and we feel more than fine! We take it with a happy dose of sarcasm and black humor! :) I absolutely love it!

This brilliant movie is a blazing accusation against the entire male gender. Yes, my fellow gentlemen, through rational looking, but deeply down, sexually motivated power play, we placed the knife to the entire world's throat. Nothing nails this better than the iconic ride of a proud 30-megaton tail. The film's humour may redeem our stupidity for some, but the potential death of billions is not an easy fun matter for me. This film makes me feel ashamed to be a man whenever I watch it.

I've have seen this movie three times and l didn't find a masterpiece,a really good movie certainly it is,the unique character whose we could call funny is Dr. Strangelove with your german accent and mannerism,in very short appareance by the way,apart from that all character are quite normal,maybe George C Scott as General has a strong desire to destroy URSS,the phone calling conversation between USA's president and URSS's premier is quite funny,Slim Pickens must be remembered for a good action as a crazy pilot,Trace Reed is eyewash for such sexy single scene...but over it call a masterpiece has a huge distance....8 out 10 fit in perfectly!!!Resume:First watch: 1983 / How many: 3 / Source: TV-DVD / Rating: 8