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black neorealism
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a new film for me to start quoting left and right.
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Matenme, pero no me gustó. De hecho hubo escenas que tuve que ver dos o tres veces porque me ponía a pensar en otras cosas y ni leía los subtítulos.
Explíquenme ustedes donde ven el entretenimiento (por favor, sin hablar de la genialidad de Kubrick y su visionarismo) en esta cinta anodina y monótona.
Eso sí, Sellers en su papel de Mandrake muy bien, en los otros bastante tedioso.
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This is Kubrick at his best. A razor-sharp satire, chock full of smart dialogue and enjoyable characters (most of whom are portrayed by Peter Sellers), "Dr. Strangelove" was released shortly after the Cuban Missile Crisis and at the peak of Cold War tension. Yet long after the fall of the USSR, the film's message retains its relevance especially in an age where Mutually Assured Destruction is more prominent than ever, but dismissed as just another paragraph from the history books.
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To be completely honest, as a first time viewer, I was expecting a little bit more from mastermind that Stanley Kubrick is, and considering what he has done with his other films, primarily 2001: A Space Odyssey and The Shining. Although he didn't yet fully shape his style with masterful cinematography, good script is the thing to look for in this film. Not just good, but excellent, in fact. It could be defined as drama, but mild pieces of dark…
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Of course it's mostly about the Cold War, but these people desperately trying to control what they've set in motion work as a universal parody of humanity.
Not Kubrick's funniest (that's Lolita), but close.
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There are very few classic movies that don't lose some of their appeal the later you see it. For instance, The Matrix was groundbreaking at the time but has been so copied that if you saw it fresh today, you'd wonder exactly what the big deal was.
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb is that rare movie. I didn't see it for the first time until about five years ago and it delighted…
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I think I am wrong or my approach towards this film was wrong; that i did not liked the film !!
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Still very funny
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Holds up to this day.
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I finally saw this and I think it's the greatest satire ever made! It's very funny black comedy with an horrific theme, nuclear war.
Each performance is so great and hilarious. Peter Sellers as Mandrake, the President and Dr. Strangelove is just amazing so as the rest of the cast. Sterling Hayden as Jack Ripper also made me laugh so much!
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Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb has truly withstood the test of time. It is a comedy, still funny today. It is not laugh out loud funny, but certainly chuckle worthy. Another great Kubrick film.