Panic in Year Zero!- An economical brilliant works

As a lot of review has stated, "Panic in Year Zero" was produced under a B-rated movie budget. Yet, in my opinion, Ray Milland has achieved a good work.

Panic in Year Zero: 1 of 10 best Hollywood nuclear war movies

In the online article "10 best Hollywood nuclear war movies" on bukisa, William J. Felchner ( a bachelor's degree in Political Science and History from Illinois State University) included "Panic in Year Zero" as one of the top ten.

Books related to "Panic in Year Zero 1962"

During the time I searched for "Panic in Year Zero " reviews and articles, there are many books in which atomic bombs related films were analyzed.

 I think sharing links of these books in some extent will help you understand more about atomic bombs cinema   Here are these links I have found:

Internet Review Collections

1. The most expressive Cold War Flick by Micheal Atkinson 

September20th 2005

Link: Panic in Year Zero- Most expressive Cold War Flick

The review considers the film to be "most expressive on-the-ground nightmare of th

e Cold War era" for its reflection of social corrupts and violent survivalism in the nuclear chaos. Atkinson also states that " the movie is nevertheless an anxious, detail-rich essay on moral collapse"...

Scenes and Timing

 This is video timing that I think it is useful for getting to know the development of the story.
N.B: In the time line, the removed subject of sentences indicated the Baldwins.

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