War movies have the power to transport us to the front lines, offering a glimpse into the triumphs, tragedies, and sacrifices ...

Cold War movies aren't all serious ... There is a murder, and everyone is trying to pin it on everyone else, so the movie is ...

The film carefully avoids mentioning the names of any actual current politicians in either house of Congress, as well as the ...

Alex Garland‘s fourth feature film, “Civil War,” has been out since April 12, so it seems like a good time to discuss what ...

Civil War is a film that challenges its audience to put themselves in the shoes of not just the main characters, but everyone. Partially that’s because everything in the movie seems so plausible ...

And it's landing in movie theaters just months ... American soil. ("Civil War," to take advantage of tax breaks, was mostly shot in Georgia.) For everyone who has in recent years wondered ...

Releasing a movie about a hypothetical second civil war in the year of a our lord 2024 ... into unfungible tenets free of grey matter. Everyone is the good guy in their own head, basically ...

Often it is unclear who is fighting on which side, as a hypnotic frenzy seems to have overtaken everyone. Starring Kirsten Dunst and Cailee Spaeny as journalists chronicling a war at home ...

However, after watching the movie, it’s clear that Civil War operates as a warning ... it seems the message is — there is no good side. Everyone is bad in their own way.

The Cold War was omnipresent. Bomb drills, proxy wars, and fear of a nuclear apocalypse were on everyone's minds, pretty much all the time. It was a scary time, to be sure, but it also produced some ...

And it’s landing in movie theaters just ... (“Civil War,” to take advantage of tax breaks, was mostly shot in Georgia.) For everyone who has in recent years wondered “How bad can it ...