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Stanley Kubrick | Dr Strangelove and its Cold War rival, Fail-Safe  Filmstories

10 Nuclear War Movies That Are Downright Terrifying  Screen Rant

How Cold War Thrillers Expressed Presidential Campaign Concerns  Roger Ebert

Fail Safe (1964)  The Criterion Collection

Box-office bombs: Movies that deal with the nuclear age  Yardbarker

Watching Fail Safe at the End of the World  Vanity Fair

'Fail Safe' Reminds Us Doomsday Is Only A Few Clicks Away  Texas Public Radio

What to watch  lanl.gov

Fail-Safe Revisited  substack.com

Blu-Ray : Highly Recommended  High Def Digest

Fail-Safe was a flop, but it’s much smarter about nuclear war than Dr. Strangelove  Slate

Fail Safe  Trailers From Hell

Film Review: ‘Fail Safe’  Variety

Fail Safe (1965) | Blu-Ray Review  The Geek Show

The 10 Best Movies About Nuclear War, Ranked  Collider

Fail Safe: Very Little Left of the World  The Criterion Collection

Fail-Safe . 1964. Directed by Sidney Lumet  MoMA

The 10 Best Cold War Movies, Ranked  Collider

Blu-ray Review: Sidney Lumet’s Fail-Safe on the Criterion Collection  slantmagazine

Viewer Guide: Fail-Safe and Men Go to Battle | Blog | Reel 13  MetroFocus

Fail Safe – The Criterion Collection (Blu-ray Review)  Why So Blu?

States of the Union, Part 2: A Failure to Communicate  The Ringer

Sidney Lumet’s Atomic Bomb Thriller ‘Fail Safe’ and the (De)Evolution of Cold War Ethics  PopMatters

Home Entertainment Guide: February 6, 2020 | TV/Streaming  Roger Ebert

Almost Everything in “Dr. Strangelove” Was True  The New Yorker

Cinematic commanders-in-chief: A look at our finest movie presidents  The Stanford Daily

A Stanley Kubrick Lawsuit Sunk Sidney Lumet's Dr. Strangelove Rival  SlashFilm

The Secret Jewish History of Nuclear War Movies  Forward