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  • Yikes, this is like the 1950s version of "The Day After!"

  • That teen needs a good slap, just like on the movie 'Airplane'...

  • If her older sister was so hysterical, that little girl wouldn't have been so happy.

  • Its funny. If a 10-20kt bomb went off in NYC today by the hands of a Islamic group, We would think about building a mosque near the area a few years later.

  • hell if id leave my kids in the school !

  • I KNEW that guy with the geiger counter was walter matthau. I looked on IMDB but it isn't listed!

  • FUNNY BULLSHIT!

  • 50 minutes?

  • A Hydrogen bomb exploded over NY (50 miles away) and she didn't hear it? It should have vaporized the entire house.

  • So how are all these people in this house eating all this time? What an unrealistic movie.

  • 50 mins WTF!?

  • Atomic Attack presented by Motorola... no wonder the phones don't work

  • Well, at least we were able to murder a few dozen million Commies! Yaaaay!

  • They said there wasn't any New York anymore! Yaaaaaay!

  • oh 1950s white suburban america...how you make me laugh

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  • This has to be the worst acting I have ever seen. I have seen low budget b- movies with better acting.

  • love the acting

  • This Movie is so unrealistic. There would be nothing at all left of the USA.This familys house would be nothing but toothpicks

  • @MrJacMac1986 a-bombs back then were not as powerful as they are today. 50 miles would had been far enough to exscape the blast zone.

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  • @MrJacMac1986

    Yes, of course. A dozen! cities were bombed but the USA are devastated from coast to coast. In the 1950ies! And the house would be completely destroyed despite the fact being located 50 miles away from NY and from ground zero. Not even a 20 Mt. air burst would destroy a well-built house at this distance. Your "estimations" are far more unrealistic than this movie.

    Get at least some basic informations about nuclear weapons before writing such bloody rubbish!

  • NOOOOOOO! NOT SEATTLE!!!

  • watch the window at 3:32. thumbs up if you saw the flash from the bomb

  • she stays home and cleans. like a woman should.

  • All those survivalists tell you to buy a gun - I thought it wa for self defense - Never occured to me that the guns were for use on the HYSTERICAL FEMALES

  • Never mind..the EMP really did take care of the power plants @ 7:50

    LOL!

  • Its a vaul-tec training film .

  • That is some seriously bad writing at times, along with some really over the top hammy acting. And if there was a nuke, no way would a warden who had any kind of knowledge about radiation be out in the fallout...

    The movie reminds me of "leave it to beaver" meets "the day after", with a bit of the sensibility of "reefer madness" thrown in for good measure.

  • win

  • Damn commies ruined her day....how will she be able to iron out those radioactive rinkles in her clothing? XD

  • @callofdutyzombie95 and look at all that food she had to throw out; stupid Commies making her waste good food!

  • Interesting Flick. Typical of movies made in the 50's. In the movie they constantly spoke of the country that attacked America with an Atomic Bomb, however, they continuously referred to them as "The Enemy".

  • that's because anyone could have nuked us, not just the Ruskies.

  • Yes because lots of countries hate the usa =D

  • Conelrad did not come in 1950, it came in 1951.

    timeline fail.

  • "The Day After" is also very scary! Was banned in the U.S.

  • It was never banned. I watched it on TV when it debuted on network television in the early 1980's.

  • Upon real research I find that you're correct.

  • Yeah, you can get the full 4 hour version here in the UK. There's no reason for it to be banned in the US

  • It's not banned. They show it regularly on SciFi.

  • yes, but it sounds more impresive if he says that :P.

  • @Rickatspeedoflight

    Yup, it was on ABC, and after the nukes scene, the rest of it was show without commercials. After the show, Peter Jennings had a "town hall meeting" concerning nukes and the arms race and how living under the shadow of the bomb has affected them.

    Best atomic movies made are Day After and Testament.

  • @medicvet I'm real happy for ya, I'll let you finish, but threads was one of the best nuclear holocaust movies of all time! OF ALL TIME!

    ...Seriously though it was more horrible.

  • @Wafflepudding Okay, yes, I don't know what I was thinking Threads in sheer "reality" in it's scope beat out both The Day After and Testament, so it would be

    1. Threads

    2. The Day After

    3. Testament

  • this is the civil defence saying you  life has now been ruind for ever...and you husband is dead.

  • HAHAHAHAHAHAHahahaha.

  • This is what Israel is looking at if Iran is not stopped. The Mideast will be like Chernobyl.

  • mid east must be destroyed :D

  • I don't think anyone will have to do it for them.

  • I agree.

  • I geuss this was before they knew of EMP?lol

  • LOL There were not as many things that would be effected by EMP but I did notice the radio and radio station kept working. Clearly their cell phones and PCs were fried because I didn't see a single one. :) LOL

  • I meant the radio playing music

  • @callofdutyzombie95 I was wondering about that myself! Maybe the radio was a tube model? Then again,the EMP would have taken care of the power plants.

  • Oh the horror,it had the nerve to happen when their maid's off.

  • I know I should be more understanding under the circumstances, but Barbara is a real pain in the ass!

  • shes needs to be decked!

  • or dicked....?

  • 46:00 ... It looks like Mr. Bow Tie prepared for the unthinkable by stocking up on pipe tobacco.

  • 00:10 to 00:12 :

    most tasteless segue ever.

  • When in danger

    When in doubt

    Run in circles

    Scream and shout

  • F'ing bad day..lol.

  • Does anyone think it a bit too convenient that she just happened to be in the basement( a known shelter) when the sirens went off and the blast occured?

  • "imaginary H bomb attack"

    can't be in 1950 because the H bomb didnt exist yet...

  • Technically true, but planning for the H went way back to Teller and Fermi in 42. They got the idea out of Hans Bethe's research.

  • Oh dear she had to miss her club luncheon.! Damn Commies!

  • No, she missed her bridge club! She had made a delicious potato salad to be served from her favorite Fostoria bowl....

  • Dont you mean fiesta ware Oh and she never made her "appointment" to get her hair done and worse of all those damn commies made her miss her soaps on the radio!

  • I liked Dr Groteschele much better than I like Dr. Spinelli. Wonder how many people will catch that reference?

  • No, but they got Quagmire.

  • Oooh, Patty McCormack "The Bad Seed" is present after a hydrogen bomb goes off. Her most heinous crime yet!

  • The best part is when they're playing music on the CONELRAD frequency. Do you think this would be the case in the event of a real attack. It would either be continuous information or silence in between messages to prevent triangulation by the enemy, which is the whole idea of consolidating the CONELRAD system to two frequencies anyway (640 and 1240 AM). For those who don't know, CONELRAD was replaced by the EAS on radio (the FAX like beeps you hear once a week).

  • @mpwelk They replaced it with EBS first. It had its own set of problems, including the time in 1971 when they sent out an attack authenticator word via teletype on accident, and stations began signing off and directing you to EBS primary stations for information on the attack. EAS replaced EBS which replaced CONELRAD.

  • This was, ironically, the final broadcast of "THE MOTOROLA TV HOUR", an alternate-week dramatic anthology series [with "THE UNITED STATES STEEL HOUR"] appearing on ABC's Thursday night schedule [9:30-10:30pm(et)] in the 1953-'54 season. This episode originally aired live on May 18, 1954; the Motorola commericals were omitted. Incidentally, "next week's 'U.S. STEEL HOUR' presentation" {mention of it also omitted, at 49:50} was "The Great Chair", starring Gary Merrill and Lori March...

  • Nice..

    Such happenings shall for ever remain fictitious.

    Does Barbara live?

    How'd you post a long movie like this. i thought there was a 10 min max...

  • I think the 10-minute limit is only for standard/private accounts. I think organizational ones like PublicResourceOrg are exempted from the limit.

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