In 1964, Stanley Kubrick released a comedy so frightening that it opened with a warning from the American military. Why? Well, to know more, tune in to episode 3 of ASKING FOR A FRIEND.

This week, Kyle and Raf discuss into nuclear war, fighting in the war room, and the awesome power of Balthorium G! We also delve into the chauvinism of the American Military Industrial Complex, boys’ obsession with toys, and what a “Slim Pickens” is.

In 1964, Stanley Kubrick released a comedy so frightening that it opened with a warning from the American military. Why? Well, to know more, tune in to episode 3 of ASKING FOR A FRIEND. This week, Kyle and Raf discuss into nuclear war, fighting in the war room, and the awesome power of Balthorium G! We also delve into the chauvinism of the American Military Industrial Complex, boys’ obsession with toys, and what a “Slim Pickens” is.

Episode 03: Dr Strangelove

<p>“I can’t believe you haven’t seen that yet!” – There are thousands of cult movies that you’re expected to have watched. Some are undeniable must-sees. Others steal your time, leaving you wondering what all that fuss was about. Each episode, we traverse the tightropes of taste and explore the movies that your cinephile friends beg you to watch. We let you know if each ‘classic’ is really worth your time. Simple. Fun. Informative.</p>

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“I can’t believe you haven’t seen that yet!” – There are thousands of cult movies that you’re expected to have watched. Some are undeniable must-sees. Others steal your time, leaving you wondering what all that fuss was about. Each episode, we traverse the tightropes of taste and explore the movies that your cinephile friends beg you to watch. We let you know if each ‘classic’ is really worth your time. Simple. Fun. Informative.

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Episode 03: Dr Strangelove

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