NC-17
1984    1h 57minDrame, Guerre
7.9100%92%7.6
Une famille anglaise tente de survivre à une attaque nucléaire sur la Grande Bretagne.
Réalisé par Mick Jackson
  • Karen MeagherRuth Beckett
  • Reece DinsdaleJimmy Kemp
  • David BrierlyMr. Kemp
  • Rita MayMrs. Kemp
  • Nicholas LaneMichael Kemp
  • Jane HazlegroveAlison Kemp
  • Henry MoxonMr Beckett
  • June BroughtonMrs Beckett
  • Sylvia StokerGranny Beckett
  • Harry BeetyClive Sutton
  • Ruth HoldenMarjorie Sutton
  • Ashley BarkerBob
  • Michael O'HaganChief Supt. Hirst
  • Phil RoseMedical Officer
  • Steve HalliwellInformation Officer
  • Brian GrellisAccommodation Officer
  • Peter FaulknerTransport Officer
  • Anthony CollinFood Officer
  • Michael ElyScientific Officer
  • Sharon BaylisManpower Officer
  • Antonio Mankini
    Antonio Mankini2 mars 2025
    Very prophetic. Our possible future then 1984 and now 2025 with the current status of governments in a shift to authoritarianism & totalitarianism.
  • xxRedCobraxx
    xxRedCobraxx20 mai 2025
    This movie scared the life out of me. This could happen, this movie is tense, gritty and it feels so real. I felt sick after watching it. I watched it alone....
  • Night
    Night30 avril 2025
    They say this the scariest movie ever made for a reason. Watch at your own discretion.
  • brhbrhbrh
    brhbrhbrh8 septembre 2026
    our future looks bleaker every day.
  • stuhannaford
    stuhannaford16 juillet 2025
    Plays more like a public service announcement nowadays, but I can imagine the genuine fear and sheer terror watching this would likely have caused viewers during the Cold War. As the film progresses, it descends into a collection of individual scenes, more than an overarching story as a whole. There are two aspects to consider, the effect of nuclear war, physically, and the effects socially. From a physical point of view, and with a terrifying accuracy on real life events, I’d recommend Chernobyl, the HBO series, documenting the disaster at the infamous plant, over Threads. It simply doesn’t hold back. A movie from a fictional standpoint, you’ll do worse than 28 Days Later and the apocalypse that shows. Sadly, and rather prophetically, the film’s lasting message is that of government overreach, the rise of authoritarian regimes in the name of the good of the people and the disintegration of society as we know it. Every man and woman for themselves. To see this for your own eyes, recent events from the turn of the 2020’s paint a similar picture in reality, one might argue.
  • howdys
    howdys25 juillet 2026
    Not too far fetched right now!
  • Garrett Wilkins
    Garrett Wilkins16 juillet 2026
    I don't often venture outside my usual focus on modern independent and arthouse cinema, but Threads had developed a reputation that made it difficult to ignore. It's one of those older films people speak about less for its craftsmanship than for the psychological mark it leaves on those who watch it. Considering it was produced on what would amount to only about half a million dollars today, while its better-known American counterpart, The Day After, reportedly cost around $7 million, I was curious to see whether its reputation had been exaggerated. It wasn't. Rather than sensationalizing its premise, Mick Jackson leans fully into the film's docudrama approach, creating an experience that feels less like watching a movie than witnessing a plausible chain of events unfold. The film never depends on spectacle to unsettle its audience, proving that atmosphere and conviction can accomplish far more than a large budget ever could. What impressed me most was how completely the film commits to its premise. Rather than searching for easy moments of hope or conventional dramatic release, it remains focused on portraying the consequences of catastrophe with an honesty that's difficult to shake. My threshold for films that are supposed to leave a lasting psychological impact is admittedly quite high, so I wasn't expecting Threads to affect me as much as it did. The film's closing image ultimately became the strongest expression of everything that came before it. Threads may fall well outside the kind of cinema I usually seek out, but it's exactly the sort of film that reminds me why some older classics continue to earn their reputation decades later.
  • Cubane
    Cubane29 mai 2026
    This is a movie about everyday life in the fictional British town of Sheffield, England. It seems to consist mostly of screaming, barfing, and looting. 7/10 good but lacking in radscorpions
  • MrMitchie
    MrMitchie16 mars 2025
    Wow, so this film was recommended to me to watch because the reviewer basically said in a nutshell "This will be one of the most disturbing movies you will ever watch". I have finally watched this film and my high expectations coming into it were not disappointed. This film is brutal, direct & gritty it is a look at what could be if a nuclear war was to happen.
  • GrimeFiVideo
    GrimeFiVideo16 avril 2026
    Plays more like a PSA, but that doesn’t detract from how effectively haunting it is. Well shot and acted. Disturbing to the core
  • Johan Potgieter
    Johan Potgieter19 novembre 2025
    War is hell. Nuclear war is extinction.
  • dreasgrech
    dreasgrech29 janvier 2026
    A very haunting piece of work that is as bleak as it gets. A phenomenal view.
  • Jay Holtslander
    Jay Holtslander25 octobre 2024
    Be forewarned that although old and low budget this will be one of the most unsettling and depressing movies you'll ever see and you won't forget it any time soon. It'll leave you thinking that survival is probably not the best option.
  • David Daniel
    David Daniel12 octobre 2024
    Devastating, absolutely devastating

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