Otto Preminger on Stanley Kubrick’s "Dr. Strangelove" (1964): "I think ‘Dr. Strangelove’ (1964) is a very wonderful film-I do feel that somehow it shows the situation only from one side. Perhaps the director (Stanley Kubrick), whom I like very much and admire, didn’t want to show it. It cannot be true (and the film seems to imply this), that every military man in the United States is a war-monger or an idiot, or both, or crazy. Nor is it true that the President of the United States is so complet

2K views · 89 reactions | Yesterday’s #GetThePicture clue was from DR. STRANGELOVE. Did you get it right? Watch this clip of Robin Williams recounting his favorite scenes of Peter Sellers from the movie, then check out today’s clue at AFI.com/MovieClub. #afimovieclub #afiarchive | American Film Institute | Facebook

7K views · 92 reactions | Nuclear-weapons physicist Greg Spriggs rates nuclear-explosion scenes in movies. He analyzes the portrayal of nuclear detonations and their effects in Stanley Kubrick’s “Dr. Strangelove” (1964). He also breaks down the underwater detonation seen in “American Assassin” (2017), starring Michael Keaton. | Insider Entertainment | Facebook