over thirty years ago. I might have seen it back then, I'm not entirely sure. And even if I saw it, I only saw it once, so trust me, I'm not likely to remember any quotes from a movie I saw that long ago. Nor would most people.

Heck, I'll throw my personal favorite movie quote at you and see if you immediately recognize it: "Little by little the look of the country changes because of the men we admire."

And if you don't recognize it, look it up. And if you've never seen that movie, I highly recommend it.

Along with Ensign Pulver the morale officer who slipped marbles into the captain's overhead lights to drive him crazy.

General James Matoon Scott pulled off the coup after all.

Maybe called "The Muscovian Candidate"?

I love all those vintage 1960s b&w political/nuclear thrillers. Although the technology has advanced, the driving far-right psychopathology remains eternal.