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'''''Doctor Strangelove, Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb''''' is a movie from the early 1960s that was a parody on the hawkish advocates of use of the [[atomic bomb]] against the U.S.'s military enemies.  It was a successful comedy that continues to have a cult following to this day among those who follow politics.

'''''Doctor Strangelove, Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb''''' is a movie from the early 1960s that was a parody on the hawkish advocates of use of the [[atomic bomb]] against the United States' military enemies.  It was a successful comedy that continues to have a cult following to this day among those who follow politics.

The film was directed by noted [[liberal]] Stanley Kubrick, whose other films have dealt with inappropriate sexuality (''Lolita'' and ''Eyes Wide Shut''), the supposed [[Theory of Evolution|evolution]] of man (''2001: A Space Odyssey''), and a liberal view of the military (''Full Metal Jacket'').  Like ''Full Metal Jacket'', ''Dr. Strangelove'' is used as a tool to mock the military and portray the buildup of nuclear weapons as foolish, even though it was this footing that allowed the U.S. to win the [[Cold War]].

The film was directed by noted [[liberal]] Stanley Kubrick, whose other films have dealt with inappropriate sexuality (''Lolita'' and ''Eyes Wide Shut''), the supposed [[Theory of Evolution|evolution]] of man (''2001: A Space Odyssey''), and a liberal view of the military (''Full Metal Jacket'').  Like ''Full Metal Jacket'', ''Dr. Strangelove'' is used as a tool to mock the military and portray the buildup of nuclear weapons as foolish, even though it was this footing that allowed the U.S. to win the [[Cold War]].