Deep-Dive Movie Review: Dr Strangelove

Jason & Ryan strap themselves to their nuclear weapons whilst watching & reviewing Stanley Kubrick's classic "Nightmare Comedy" Dr. Strangelove, starring the incomparable Peter Sellers, George C. Scott, and a slew of other talent.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
02:21 - Cinematic Confession
11:21 - Initial Thoughts/Opening Sequence
15:57 - Kubrick's Approach to Comedy
27:51 - Production Troubles
37:38 - Kubrick's Approach to Collaboration
50:12 - Sellers, Scott, and the Acting Ensemble
1:07:33 - The Intersection of Comedy and Intensity
1:15:30 - Creative Contributions
1:26:33 - Dr. Strangelove as Thriller vs. Comedy
1:37:13 - Analyzing the Final Sequence
1:42:57 - 3 Adjectives/Star Rating
1:52:57 - Selecting our Next Film for Review
1:58:31 - Outro
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[@bloom24012]

This made me smile, as a lifelong personal friend of Ryan Seybold whom we have discussed many movies, this is the best breakdown of the movie, learned so much. Told him a long time ago he had to watch that movie!

[@esotericacinema]

So cool! Yeah, the man knows a thing or two about film. Thanks so much for watching and for your support! Glad you learned a lot, and glad Ryan is enjoying his trip up Kubrick mountain. : )