Threads
Directed by Mick Jackson7.9100%91%
In Sheffield, ordinary people from the working class live their lives while the television news report the escalation of the tension between United States of America and Soviet Union after the invasion of Iran by the soviets. People in general do not pay much attention until the day they realize that a nuclear attack may happen and affect the mankind.
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- Antonio MankiniMarch 2, 2025Very prophetic. Our possible future then 1984 and now 2025 with the current status of governments in a shift to authoritarianism & totalitarianism.
- XXBlackMothXXMay 20, 2025This 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....
- NightApril 30, 2025They say this the scariest movie ever made for a reason. Watch at your own discretion.
- stuhannafordJuly 16, 2025Plays 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.
- Jay HoltslanderOctober 25, 2024Be 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.
