The Kathryn Bijelow movie from Netflix Thriller raises the return of Hollywood type

Film makers began to exploit nuclear panic in the 1950s and sixties. The science fiction classics like the original 1954 “Godzilla”, “The Day The Earth Stand Stand” and “They!” He gave us something legally anxious with our dazzling with giant monsters and exotic invasions. There was also a dangerous drama (and a frightening imprisonment) such as “ON The Beach” and “Fail-SAFE”, although there was no pronoun movie like a dark Stanley Kubrick comedy “Dr. Strangjelov or: How I learned to stop anxiety and love the bomb.”

We spent somewhat through the Vietnam War, but as soon as the United States felt freedom to inflate its chest again (after the Reagan was elected), the planet’s anxiety was fixed again directly on the specter of nuclear war on the horizon. Within a little more than a year (in the wake of joy, WE-CAN-STOP-THE-UPOCAYPSE “Wargames”The viewers were subjected to three completely devastating dramas: “The Next Day”, “Al -Ahed”, and “Topics”. If you want to destroy your day, contact one of these films. They crush you in these different ways in a stunning way, and I am very pressed to naming a favorite. The last time I watched the “Al -Ahed”, I cried without stopping within the last 20 minutes, and it really was the reasonable response to this film. “Topics” is a British Dukodrama (from the director who would have later led to the “story of” Los Angeles “Los Angeles” later “the story of” Los Angeles “) that provides severe radiation shock, while” today after “Reagan’s horror to continue to get rid of nuclear weapons.

I was not older than 10 years when I watched all these three films for the first time, and they hit strongly because my father could not play me convincingly. The possibilities of nuclear war were real in life, and if the missiles left their silos, there is nothing to do, but we hope that the sky is not a trick. Then Gorbachev appeared, nuclear fever erupted, and after a few decades of something similar to stability on this front, we worked on our way to the edge of extermination.

The world has not been a more dangerous place than it is now, and I believe that a films of the Bijelow flaws bear a formal responsibility for the hammer in this house. The logo line for the trailer for “A House of Dynamite” warns us that the nuclear attack, which will be the first of its kind since the United States dropped the bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to end World War II, is inevitable. “Not if. I used to relax in the belief that the great powers were leading them, at a certain level, mainly, rational people, if there is nothing else, who possess the instinct of self -preservation. I no longer believe this. Therefore, it appears that “Dynamite’s house” of Bigelow is like a very terrible time in movies. I can’t wait?

The “Dynamite” starts to flow on Netflix on October 24, 2025.