What's some good nuclear war kino?
What's some good nuclear war kino?
Leo Roberts
Grayson Campbell
Dr. Strangelove
Probably not what you're looking for though
Christopher Foster
The Road wasn't about it but might you like.
Owen Walker
This.
Mason Martinez
Threads
Fail-Safe
The War Game
Dr. Strangelove
Dominic Lee
A little dark. I like feel good nuclear war kino.
Connor Jones
These, plus
>The Day After
>Testament
>When the Wind Blows (animated)
>On the Beach
>Trinity and Beyond: The Atomic Bomb Movie (not about nuclear war as it's a documentary but it's got great test footage and is narrated by Captain Kirk)
Austin Sanchez
Threads. Shows how absolutely fucking catastrophic a full scale nuclear war would be
Jack Sanchez
seconding fail-safe. threads was trash.
John Hernandez
Parker Brown
A Boy and His Dog.
Landon Davis
Holy fucking hell, based user.
This book was amazing and I had forgotten about it.
Tyler Richardson
Bert the Turtle is pretty fucking kino.
Jeremiah Nelson
Miracle Mile
Jace Morgan
when the wind blows
Tyler Sanchez
which nuke is this? do we know?
threads is possible the best nuke kino known to man
Joshua Ross
>nuke can be heard before shock wave hits
Jacob Long
Never watched Fail-Safe, but Dr. Strangelove is one of my favourites. How does it compare?
Joshua Cooper
Brazil's "O Ultimo Programa do Mundo"
Blake Clark
>which nuke is this?
The one in the OP or the one you posted?
Because the one in the OP says right in the Webm.
Hunter Rodriguez
It's not funny.
Jeremiah Brown
Sounds like your precious bodily fluids have been contaminated by soy, you faggot
Matthew Gomez
i saw it on a big screen last week, it was great
Anthony Sullivan
Jackson Cook
Was about to post this. Very under rated
Charles Cooper
B-52kino
Liam Morris
Threads
/Thread
Jose Parker
>Trinity and Beyond: The Atomic Bomb Movie
Kino
youtube.com
Aiden Cox
Trinity And Beyond
youtu.be
Matthew King
Henry Fisher
[Moscow Symphony Orchestra intensifies]
Christian Torres
How are those "tendrils" formed?
John Foster
I think I've read that they're some type of smoke grenade used by scientists to measure wind direction after the blast.
Justin Rogers
Russia is breaking the economic sanctions now because usa and friends nukes have actually expired, turns out these things have a tiny life spam that ended almost 20 years ago, they are just overpriced husks now.
Whoever holds ACTIVE nukes will be able to use it unchallenged.
We might be able to witness it soon, some of you very closely .
Kevin Lewis
Yes, it's not a part of the nuclear detonation.
Aiden Russell
>honestly thinking the united state military just didn't know their nuclear warheads would go off and would not update them
learn this from Sup Forums did you?
Evan Gomez
A lot of thsee movies have it that there is conventional military events followed by tactical nuclear followed by strategic. Surely anyone with a brain would know it's time for gtfo when even conventional forces of superpowers meet
Parker Smith
>That horse near the building at 2:41
F
Lucas Hughes
Yea this isn't accurate at all.
Isaiah Gutierrez
>A little dark. I like feel good nuclear war kino.
then you don't want nuclear war kino, you want a jim carrey whacky comedy.
Julian Ross
>usa and friends nukes have actually expired, turns out these things have a tiny life spam
> life spam
my sides.
(slowly) they perform maintenance on them.
Alexander Moore
Their is a reason why supercomputers exist.
Nathaniel Wood
Way too small to be horses. Thems dogs.
Samuel Evans
Russia can do whatever it likes because it owns the president of the united states.
Nolan Nelson
Ethan King
lmao, it's a weapons cache
Ayden Sanders
Absolute bomb porn, its on Netflix.
Tyler Anderson
>this
It was a SCUD depot, lots of rocket fuel/ordnance
Bentley Clark
Thanks user, I'll have to check this out.
Gavin Cooper
Yeah, not nearly bright enough to be nuclear.
Wyatt Martinez
youtube.com
non arab potato view
Leo Hughes
Fail-Safe is filmed as a televised play rather than a theatrical film so the production values arnt the same even though they came out in the same era.
Fail-Safe a very serious political drama that drives its characters to go against everything they've ever known and make the hardest decisions of their lives in a 2 hour struggle to save the world. for being so dated it is still very edge-of-your-seat and the ending is one of the darkest you'll find outside of Steven King's The Mist.
its my favorite nuclear war movie, no fancy special affects but the performances and the way the plot twists its characters into tough corners is quite enthralling. the 2000 remake with George Clooney and Richard Dreyfuss is also very good; the black and white televised play format stays the same and there are a couple tweaks to the plot that actually improve over the original, plus Harvey Keitel is great in it.
Isaiah Bennett
Miracle Mile is extremely underrated, its a top-10 nuclear war movie but also a great period piece of late-80s Synthwave aesthetic.
Christopher Watson
threads is incredible, watch that
Connor Nguyen
God damn, that shot starting at 0:31 is wild. They just sort of casually shuffle off the street and even then there are a couple of people just standing there looking at it. And then as soon as the shockwave passes they all just shuffle back out into the street.
Jordan Ortiz
there was the one video of an american test where you can clearly see the silhouette of a dude going to a truck parked next to a structure about a half second before the whole place is incinerated.
Michael Lee
I've gotta see that one
Zachary Rivera
fuck how much environmental damage does that do on open waters? I'd imagine every fish within like a 20 mile radius probably died from the shockwave that caused
Asher Carter
>explosion begins
>first thing towelhead can think of saying is "allahu ackbar"
lmao
Hudson Powell
They are used to high powered VBIED's going off on the reg I guess anymore.
Lucas Wilson
>pleb: Dr. Strangelove
>contrarian: Miracle Mile
>patrician: Threads
>ascended: Dead Man's Letters
Nathaniel Collins
One of the only movies that has truly horrified me. This is as good as it gets OP.