Hello, and action, and welcome back to what went wrong, and action. Hello, dear listeners, and welcome back to another episode of What Went Wrong, your favorite

podcast, full stop that just so happens to be about movies and how it is nearly impossible

to make them, let alone a good one, let alone a satire for the ages that we simply cannot

seem to escape. It's just endlessly relevant. As always,

I'm Chris Winterbauer joined by Lizzie Bassett. Lizzie. Tell us about what movie we're learning to

love today. We are talking about Dr. Strange Love or how I learned to stop worrying and love the

bomb. I can't do the voice, obviously, but I do love this movie,

so very, very much. I just, yeah, you said it, Chris. This movie gets funnier every time I see it,

which is both great for entertainment value and terrible for the state of our world, because it

gets more and more relevant every year that it exists. It seems there will always be a large circular table filled with incredibly inept,

mostly men, ruining our lives and figuring out a way for them to survive.

The image that comes to mind right now is like Sam Altman, Elon Musk's, Mark Zuckerberg,

Jeff Bezos, hanging out in the war room.

You know, deciding how they're going to live through the AI apocalypse as we all are fed to the machines at the end of the day.

They're thrilled about it, just as they are in Dr. Strangelove.

Obviously, this is, I think, our third Stanley Kubrick movie that we are covering.

It's a fun one.

I don't think it's going to be quite as dark as some of the other ones.

But this is, I think, my favorite Stanley Kubrick movie.

Mine, too.

I think for a lot of people, it is.

Yeah.

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