The film, directed by Stanley Kubrick, is a satirical comedy. It exposes the recklessness of nuclear games and of the ageing ...

Torchbearer was described by The Washington Post as “an hour-long sermon about the existential necessity of a Judeo-Christian ...

The Nationals are (slowly) reconsidering returning to a Coalition with the Liberal Party as its leaders contradict each other ...

Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic Roger Ebert considered Apocalypse Now, Come and See, and Saving Private Ryan to be among the best war movies ever.

Dr. Strangelove is a reminder that art—real, dangerous, uncompromising art—is still our best weapon against war. Stop the bombing, love the worry. Kubrick saw this coming. A world where war is ...

Water fluoridation transformed dental care, saved billions of dollars, and inspired an iconic scene in a Hollywood satire ("Dr. Strangelove"). Yet, some eight decades after it was first introduced, ...

Still, she plays the roles different and for ... iconic and we wouldn't have as many classic lines from Myers. While Dr. Strangelove is the most famous and revered example of Peter Sellers playing ...

It all begins when a Strategic Air Command general, a right-winger whose similarities to persons still living is more ... and the title character, Dr. Strangelove, a German scientist aiding ...

Obama was still president. His wingman ... And then they’re just thrown into these situations, like the countdown in Dr. Strangelove, where a decision must be made in minutes.

Image: Manuel Harlan Coogan's Dr Strangelove — the not-so-closeted ... his own arm and leg in a self-imposed experiment) but you still feel shortchanged by his role in the overall narrative.

Dr Strangelove director Sean Foley ... they believe in their own gods and want to kill others who don’t. That’s still happening, and something I believe to be the biggest conspiracy of ...