[Cultural Jihad]

Dr. Strangelove, or any propaganda which the libertarians and communists both laud.

[Gordian Blade]

No, not Dr. Strangelove, that's one of my favorites! But if you want a liberal one about nuclear war, try Failsafe or even The Bedford Incident. For the liberal fear of a military coup, try Seven Days in May.

[Clemenza]

Dr. Strangelove

Kubrick was a liberal, but he took shots at the naive idealism of the Adlai Stevensonesque President (one of the three roles Peter Sellers plays in the movie

MEIN FUEHER!!! I CAN WALK!!!

[Fred Mertz]

I have come to the conclusion that you, CJ, are married to a libertarian and you only come here to vent because you can't do it at home.

Am I close?

[wimpycat]

I neither know nor care whether Dr. Strangelove is a liberal movie, because it's definitely one of the funniest movies I've ever seen.

"Gee, I wish we had one of those Doomsday machines!"

[weikel]

Be careful I love that movie.

[Rick_Hunter]

or any propaganda which the libertarians and communists both laud.

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Ridiculously equating libertarians with communists and liberals again, I see. I guess it hasn't dawned on you yet that most libertarians support free-market capitalism, the antithesis of what commies and liberals preach. But what should I expect from a blatant statist who has the word "Jihad" as part of his username? Haven't you ever thought of changing it after September 11th?

[Atchafalaya]

Come on, that was and is one of the best play's on the cold war. Got to lighten-up. Hayden's comment that women desire his "essence" but he denies them his "precious bodily fluids". George C's overboard Gen.Turgidson "but they'll see the Big Board". Sellers " Mein Fuerer I can walk". Satire and truth at it's Best!!!

[PJ-Comix]

Dr. Strangelove, or any propaganda which the libertarians and communists both laud.

I wouldn't count Dr. Strangelove as a liberal movie. It pointed out in a satirical way that there would have been no real winners in an all-out nuclear war. This doesn't necessarily make it liberal. I thought Dr. Strangelove was actually quite funny.

[fnord]

Ultimate Liberal Film - no copro tho

[Landru]

...don't forget, "Seven Days In May."

The Leftist demonization of patriotism in that one was breathtakingly state-of-the-art.
No wonder we had the counter-culture of the 60s.

Beginning with crap like that one extruded outa Hollywierd's Leftists almost continually, nonstop ad nauseum?
It'd have been even stranger had the society not gone nuts.