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Tag Archives: dark comedy
Criterion Cuts: “Three Colors: White”
Hello and welcome to the latest installment of Criterion Cuts, the weekly article where I dig into the archives of everyone’s favorite foreign/art house home video distribution company and unearth some obscurity and tell you just why it might be worth … Continue reading
Directed Viewing: “Dr. Strangelove” or How I Refused to Play into the Obvious Joke
Hello and welcome to the latest installment of Directed Viewing. This weekly series looks at the filmography of a given director, in chronological order, and talks about the merits of each film. Not only are we concerned with the obscure … Continue reading
Posted in directed viewing, kubrick
Tagged 1964, cold war, dark comedy, dr strangelove, george c scott, peter sellers, satire, stanley kubrick, sterling hayden
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