As true today, as it was back then

Rating: 10/10 (4 January 2009)

You don't mess with the Coca Cola cooperation. One of the many things I learned from this movie. Dr. Strangelove is my personal favorite out of all Kubrick films, and despite being a comedy, it still matches the seriousness and intelligence of his other films. The movie is so well written that everything could be interpreted as a joke or fact.
One of the things that makes this movie somewhat confusing to some is the lack of straight-out humor that some may expect but there is no need for slapstick when there is perfect use of metaphors. I really enjoyed Peter Sellers' triple performance, especially as the demented and conflicted Dr. Strangelove. The whole crew made this an excellent movie, bursting with black humor and the absurdity of bureaucracy.
There are many lessons to be learned from this movie such as the importance of proper communication and trust. Looking back, the movie was as relevant to the Cold War, as it is to Modern Day.