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Rubbernuke

Rubbernuke
Oztig said:
EDIT: No Blade of grass, Survivors on TV, Blakes 7 - All fairly distopian, apocolypitic stuff. Far better than fluffy, everything will be Wonderfull cack, kids are fed now (I know I sound like an old git)m, which leads to unrealistic expectations .....
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I went though a nuclear war film binge and came across a number of gems- after which you think 'perhaps my life isn't so bad after all'.
 

nemolomen

nemolomen
Bottom Hat said:
Can't remember the guy at the bottom's name, but if it was on the back, he'd have a proper buttchin.
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I found this on the interwebs, maybe it will help you memory...butt probably not...
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Horse372

Horse372
Sysmon said:
As much as I liked THX1138, I've never been able to stay awake through the entire film.

My favourite dystopian tragicomedy will always be this one:
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I can recommend the Criterion Collection version of it, just for the sheer number of cuts including the famous US version that sparked one of the first lawsuits about creative rights of movie makers.

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I hear ya I only have hazy saturday afternoon memories of it too.

Watch yer pies dear bretheren and sisteren!:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/othe...s-had-food-poisoning/ar-AARoHKJ?ocid=msedgntp
 

Darth Ender

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Rubbernuke said:
The great ones were

Countdown to Looking Glass


Testament (grim!)
The War Game (v.grim)
Threads (Sheffield Grim)
The Day After (as seen above)
FailSafe (Medium grim)
Miracle Mile (amusing grim)
Special Bulletin


When the Wind Blows (super grim)
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No call out to everyone's favorite nuclear aftermath series? Jericho
 
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