So to those interested in other films like Oppenheimer, these seven nuclear war pictures should provide a similar, thought-provoking experience. When a paranoid U.S. general launches an attack on ...

As a lifelong fan of the war genre, I can confidently say movies like Threads and When the Wind Blows are as visceral as they ...

This dormant period came to a dramatic end in the early 1980s, when American movies and television ramped up production of nuclear war films to reflect the Reagan administration’s prominent ...

A recurrent remark by commentators throughout the doc addresses how most people couldn’t or wouldn’t fathom the ...

which before the events in the movie, did not really exist. The Cold War reached right down to the men and women on the front of the conflict, especially those on a nuclear submarine like the one ...

True, people who watch the movie will emerge frightened about nuclear war. But decades of terrifying pictures of ash, rubble and burned bodies haven’t, apparently, stifled governments’ desire ...

Who knew, then, that an ABC movie-of-the-week would play a significant role in potentially preventing nuclear war? “The Day After,” a two-hour epic following a few weeks in the lives of small ...

In tackling an issue like nuclear war, Warp Films's production will bring a lot of attention to the topic, and will hopefully avoid many of the pitfalls faced by the original film at the time of ...

The movie operates as an extension of Oppenheimer ... they left behind enough nuclear paranoia to spark the Cold War, intensify the global arms race, and create a world in which several different ...