The new film “Civil War” is a cinematic achievement: the movie might be worse than a real American civil war.

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Trump, Alex Garland's Civil War will scare you half to death. For everyone else, it's a standard combat thriller.

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The director of ‘Ex Machina’ and ‘Men’ has made an utterly convincing war film about a war that’s yet to break out – but it ...

To justify the muddled ambiguity of Civil War, it’s been said that director Alex “Garland’s film is a Rorschach test of ...