The impending threat of nuclear war
Fail Safe came out the same year as Dr. Strangelove and dealt with the same issue but from a completely different perspective. Dr. Strangelove was a satire of the Cold War while Fail Safe was serious. Both dealt with an error that sent U.S. bombers towards the USSR threatening nuclear war. The movie has many engaging elements ranging from politics to humanity. Walter Matthau for example is a professor who argues that the U.S. should use this opportunity to destroy the Soviets and Communism in one swift move. Others like the president played by Henry Fonda are more worried about the consequences and want to negotiate. Added to that is the impending sense of doom as the story progresses. It really is an excellent film about what the world was facing during the Cold War.
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