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Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

This cannot be considered a war movie, just like Kubrick’s other 12 movies, from Lolita, 2001 Space Odyssey to Eye-Opening, their philosophical significance is far greater than the significance of being a commercial movie or even a genre movie. The filming of this film coincided with the stalemate of the Cold War. The relationship between the major powers was in a very delicate balance. Everyone believed that the other party was about to become the initiator of the Third World War. "Nuclear" became the most sensitive word, but who Can not let go, Strange Love also has a complicated meaning. The ending of the movie is the destruction of the world. This is probably the first movie in history that joked about reality and international politics and ended in tragedy or black humor. (to the extent I know) Lao Ku never (Never ever) ) Like Spielberg did, give everyone a warm and happy ending (such as the idea of Lao Ku, and Spielberg’s AI, the ending of Ku’s design is eternal silence, but Si got a few aliens in the future. Play back to life and make tears...), which is destined to cause countless controversies in each of his movies, and eventually all of them can be recorded in the annals of history.

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