"Mein Führer, I Can Walk!"

Rating: 10/10 (3 April 2020)

King of Comedy and A Clockwork Orange used to be my favourite black comedies but now I have found THE ONE. Doctor Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb is directed by Stanley Kubrick, the greatest and most influential director of all time! Stanley Kubrick was a young controversial director who had met with topics of World War 1, Boxers, Robbers, Spartacus, A man going out with his daughter, so he had his fair share of controversy and did even more so in the years to come. Stanley Kubrick's dark sense of humour works so well in this movie, Peter Sellers plays three roles, one as a British executive officer for Brig. Gen. Jack Ripper, the American President Merkin Muffley and Nazi Scientist Doctor Strangelove. He was originally going to play a fourth role but was replaced by Slim Pickens.
It is so strange that this movie is PG, the mentions of bodily fluids, dirty sense of humour between Gen. 'Buck' Turgidson and his 'assistant' (totally nothing else) Miss Scott. Malcolm McDowell said Stanley Kubrick had the dark and most sick sense of humour that most people can get, but select few don't, and this is where it shines. Peter Sellers' Nazi voice impression is so great and hilarious, and this movie is so believable like most of Kubrick's work.
The cinematography and script are on point. Kubrick's direction and production design is once again beautiful like it is with any other Kubrick movie. Not only is this my favourite war movie, it is also quite possibly the greatest movie I've ever seen! Acting: 10/10 Production design: 10/10 Kubrick's direction: 10/10 Cinematography: 10/10 Dark comedy: 10/10
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