“A House of Dynamite” Ignites Feelings of Lasting Panic in Audiences

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An imminent nuclear strike, just a few minutes to act: Kathryn Bigelow has made a thriller about the fragility of the world order - and millions of people around the world are streaming it immediately.

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Hollywood fiction meets real military processes – but the film also has weaknesses, says the security expert.

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Kathryn Bigelow has lost nothing of her power. Better, she now channels it with a rare lucidity. Available on Netflix for a few days, her new feature film imposes like a condensed

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Great movements have been aroused among users and their preferences for content consumption on different streaming platforms in Chile, where in the film section, the horror film "Black Phone" has taken the first place followed closely by a film that keeps us on the verge of suspense [...] The post "A house full of dynamite" and "Black Phone" the most seen in Chile on streaming platforms last week first appeared on TransMedia.

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Kathryn Bigelow's new film on Netflix puts his hair on the edge, but is it realistic?

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What if a nuclear missile were hurtling toward the United States? It would be a lot like what we see in A House of Dynamite. Screenwriter Noah Oppenheim and Lt. Gen. Daniel L. Karbler, an advisor on the film, explain why.