Dr. Strangelove, by Stanley Kubrick

Within Dr. Strangelove, Stanley Kubrick received serious questions and turned it into a political comedy. He could explain the dangerous concept of nuclear war and the irony of a crazy individual who was adjusting it, and even solved the stereotype. This film was created in 1964, and today there are still nuclear weapons in 2005. Yes, America and other countries still have nuclear weapons, but it is certainly a problem whether we are crazy about personal adjustment war plans and security procedures.

During the photography of Dr. Strangelove, Stanley Kubrick learned that he was working on a movie of the same theme as "Fail Safe". "Failure security" is a surrealistic thriller, but Kubrick is afraid that his plan hurts the possibilities of entertainment, especially when first released. In fact, this novel 'Security of Failure' (based on this movie) is very similar to 'red alert' Peter George was prosecuted for plagiarism and settled outside the courtroom. Kubrick most worried about the fact that the home of the failure was proud of the famous director Sidney Lumet, the leading theater artist Henry Fonda, the Pentagon consultant Walter Matttu, Groeteschele. . Kubrick decided to invest a legal wrench on Fail Safe manufacturing equipment. Rumen recalls memories of Dr. Strange Love's documentary: "We started showing, Fonda is already on ... This of course signifies a big contribution to money.

If you call yourself a fan of Stanley Kubrick and you do not know who this person is, you are not a fan of Stanley Kubrick, it is as simple as that. why? Terry Southern co-authored with Dr. Strangelove. This is quite rare in Kubrick's film work, as Kubrick rarely works with writers who do not write source novels. Like Gorman, South is a writer who has never been ordered and working in various media and he has developed a very ironic writing style. He wrote a novel called Magic Christian, Peter Cyrus, reading and loving it during the production of Lolita (it became a movie in 1968 by everyone's seller and Ringos Tower)). He handed it to Kubrick and led his recruitment. After Dr. Strangelove's success, Southern became an outstanding sniper of anti-traditional culture of hippie; in other movies he was responsible for shaping an obsolete but funny Easy Rider script.