Corrected entry: The opening shot of this movie is a night shot of Berbelson Air Force Base. The very next shot is of a rotating radar antenna in broad daylight.
Nicki
23rd Dec 2004
Dr. Strangelove (1964)
21st Dec 2004
Dr. Strangelove (1964)
Corrected entry: If you look past General Turgidson during one of his speeches at the round table, you can see a 'stand-in' Dr. Strangelove sitting on the far side, long before the character is even introduced in the story.
Correction: Why is Strangelove being there a mistake? He's a top presidential advisor, of course he's going to be in a meeting of such importance, especially since the meeting is about a nuclear strike and Strangelove appears to be very knowledgable about Nuclear weapons. Just because he doesn't have anything to say until he's properly introduced doesn't mean he wouldn't be there, waiting to be called upon.
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Correction: Followed by shots of B52s in flight and other militaria. There is no indication that the radar installation is at Burpleson - it's part of the world wide military machine, the theme of the film, and it could be anywhere.