I'd rank Netflix's House of Dynamite right up there with Fail Safe (1964).
It captures the insanity of a world that refuses to eliminate it's nuclear arsenal and the system of mutual destruction that's still in place.
Bigelow deserves applause for seeing the need and filling it.

I just binged through Netflix's The Recruit, a goofy, madcap CIA spy thriller series about a young agency lawyer who is immediately in over his head. It shouldn't work as well as it does. Feels like a cross between The Blacklist and The Rookie (because the same guy created all three)

I watched Space Sweepers (2021) last night. It's a beautiful piece of Korean sci-fi fluff. Great production values, sort of lame plot. But it's a ton of fun. Great cast of misfits.