Just as true now as it was in 1964

Rating: Null/10 (17 November 2003)

A story that is so well made, so true, that it is more applicable now than ever. Funny, tragic, and condemning, it speaks to the fundamental fear of the outsider that is at the heart of the American establishment. Though Sellers and George C. Scott are wonderful in thier respective performances, the real gem is Sterling Hayden as the demented General Jack D. Ripper. He also turns in a wonderful starring performance in the usually overlooked Kubrick noir film, "The Killing". Strangelove is also the film debut of the great James Earl Jones.
If this is not 10 out of 10, I don't know what is.
All around my favorite film of all time