Nuclear war films are a genre of cinema that explores the themes and consequences of nuclear conflict. These films often depict the devastating effects of nuclear weapons on humanity and the environment, highlighting the moral and ethical dilemmas associated with warfare. Notable examples include Dr. Strangelove, The Day After, and Threads. These movies serve as cautionary tales, reflecting societal fears about nuclear proliferation and the potential for global annihilation. They often portray the psychological impact on survivors and the political tensions that lead to such catastrophic events, encouraging audiences to consider the implications of nuclear armament.