Kako preziveti Treci Svetski rat?

Threads was first broadcast on BBC Two on 23 September 1984[4]. It was repeated on BBC One on 1 August 1985 as part of a week of programmes marking the fortieth anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which also saw the first screening of The War Game. Threads was not shown again on British screens until digital channel BBC Four broadcast it on 29 October 2003, and repeated two days later.

I remember watching this movie back in the 1980's on an independent TV station here in the U.S. The movie was preceded by some educational program called "The Nuclear Nightmare". Threads gave me nightmares for years and it's the one movie I'd never watch again because the imagery is just so horrible and disturbing. It makes "The Day After" look like a joke in comparison. Of the few scenes that stick in my mind after all these years are the following; 1. The woman wetting herself when she sees the mushroom cloud. 2. The melting milk bottles. 3. The next generation of kids who are incapable of articulating simple sentences. 4. Blood running down the hospital steps with rats drinking it. 5. The increasing urgency of the news bulletins in the background. Even today, just thinking about the movie gives me the chills.

Despite having been produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), the film was banned from television broadcast. The official reason was for violence and depiction of human suffering, but others hinted that it may have been because it went against the official government line concerning survivability of nuclear attack.

Igor Gajic: 
Sta bi bilo kada bi ste bacili nuklearku na vase mesto(npr. BGD):

http://www.carloslabs.com/projects/200712B/GroundZero.html

Ivan Dimkovic: Btw, proracun i nije bas neki jer ne uzima u obzir konfiguraciju terena (dobro... ovo za taj asteroid nema puno veze :)