Humanity at its worst. This documentary is a collection of archive footage, narrated by Shatner, with a couple of interviews thrown in for good measure. More fun than reading wikipedia, but cinematicly empty, just dry information.

A very decent documentary about the development and testing of atom bombs. It has some quality video footage and very fitting epic music by the Moscow symphony orchestra.

Impressive footage and music give this documentary a huge power, but lack of the historical and technical facts makes this impression fade away at the end.

A doc (narrated by William Shatner) about atomic weapon testing and development from 1945 to about 1965. There's a few fascinating things to be learned, and the footage is impressively horrifying (I wonder if my 80's nuclear nightmares will come back tonight). But it quickly becomes mighty repetitive. Too much of it is simply the cataloging of locations and dates for different tests. The film really needs more of a human perspective.