The funniest (blacker than burned toast) comedy of all-time. A few spoilers within.

Rating: 10/10 (2 May 2013)

I won't take much of your time, but this is hands down the funniest movie I have ever watched. It is unflinching in the way it portrays what would be in real life an extremely serious situation here as absolute insane hilarity. The writing is wonderfully foolish in such a fine way.
Peter Sellers shines in his trio of roles as Group Captain Lionel Mandrake (a British officer), President Merkin Muffley the U.S President (with a devilishly sexual name), and the wheelchair-bound Doctor Strangelove who once hailed the Fuhrer in Nazi Germany. Sterling Hayden is perhaps the one who cracks me up the most as Brigadier General Jack D. Ripper who denies women of his essence, and fears the Russians are attacking us via fluoride in the water systems of America (the line he spits about denying women his 'essence' is side- splitting funny, and kills me every single time I hear it); the exchanges between Ripper and Mandrake are pure gold. The always impressing George C. Scott plays General Buck Turgidson who is just perfectly fitting in the role, and there's nothing more I can say about that. And of course Slim Pickens is the hilarious Major T.J Kong aboard the plane carrying America's nuclear bomb, which is a role perfectly tailored for him as well; Pickens seems to BE Kong at times, as it almost feels like a documentary while watching him go through the procedure for dropping the bomb in a strict military format.
At a time when nuclear war was lingering in the minds of Americans, Stanley Kubrick made a pretty daring film, and satirized the nuclear scare in a hilariously scathing way. I can't recommend this enough. If you only like conventional slapstick comedy, you won't enjoy Dr. Strangelove, but if you like something with bite to it, not your regular funny movie, and something with a little political edge, then this movie will satisfy your thirst. 10 out of 10 stars all the way. One of Stanley Kubrick's finest moments.