1980s Nuclear War film (good film, vhs, Frankie Avalon, watching)

[Dude111]

A very good film if you have the chance,i recommend viewing

www.youtube.com/v/5AUYCnzmDJY (1hr 52Min)

[bassetluv]

Oh, this does look good. Thanks very much for the link!

[harry chickpea]

The movie is "Threads." meh.

[GTOlover]

The Day After is the best one that I have seen that had a huge impact on the 1980s

The Day After (1983) - Full, Original 1.75:1 Aspect Ratio - YouTube

[Dude111]

One I got on VHS the other day is quite good...

DEFCON 4 - 1985

[mickey65]

"Testament" is good too.

[Ketabcha]

Originally Posted by mickey65

"Testament" is good too.

Yes, very, very good. It's the first one I thought of. I've watched it numerous times.

[Ketabcha]

I remember watching a black & white movie made in the 1950s about a nuclear war.

I cannot remember the title but it began with "The beginning of the end." The last screen shot was "The end of the beginning."

[C2ShiningC]

Originally Posted by Ketabcha

I remember watching a black & white movie made in the 1950s about a nuclear war.

I cannot remember the title but it began with "The beginning of the end." The last screen shot was "The end of the beginning."

This is kind of funny. I immediately thought of "Panic in Year Zero" which scared me a lot as a kid. I looked on IMDB but didn't find those quotes. Then I found the movie on YouTube and decided to watch the beginning, didn't see the quote there either, but got hooked in and watched the whole thing, totally forgetting what brought me there.

At the very end, there was a quote: "There must be no end, only a new beginning."

I laughed.

I'm not sure if that is the same movie you're thinking about, but, well, here is the link if you want to see:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSGEiXO5894

It's with Ray Milland and Frankie Avalon, by the way, and is from 1961.

[Dude111]

Sadly there is NOTHING TO LAUGH ABOUT with the topic of my thread here..