‘Warfare’ aims to be the most authentic Iraq War film yet

Terror for 95 minutes: ‘Warfare’ is a chilling real-time depiction of a battle during the Iraq War

Director Alex Garland follows up last year’s chilling Civil War with another violent, visceral experience in Warfare, his account of a real-life event that happened in 2006 during the Iraq War.Garland and co-director Ray Mendoza embed the viewer with Navy SEALs on a scouting mission that goes terribly wrong. The soldiers are attacked while hiding in a house, and the film doesn’t hold back on the horrors they experience. Warfare feels authentic, …

A War Movie That Requires Patience

In Alex Garland’s new military drama, soldiers spend as much time waiting around as they do in battle.

Warfare: Alex Garland & Ray Mendoza discuss brotherhood in their immersive war movie

In an interview with Digital Trends, Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza discuss their new movie, Warfare, and how they filmed the action in real time.

The Screening Room | Immersive 'Warfare' puts us in troops’ boots

In an interview with critic Gene Siskel, French director Francois Truffaut once stated, “Some films claim to be anti-war, but I don’t think I’ve really seen an anti-war film. Every film about war ends up being pro-war.” His reasoning was…

‘Warfare’ Cast: Where You’ve Seen These Actors Before

Warfare, cowritten and codirected by Alex Garland (Civil War) and Ray Mendoza, is based on the memories of two operations of American Navy SEALs who conducted a mission in Iraq controlled by Al Qaeda in November 2006. The team was divided into three groups, or operations, in the Ramadi Province with the goal of embedding […]

‘Warfare’ Review: Hollywood Fights the Iraq War… Again

If you can believe it, Hollywood has already pumped out fifty or so Iraq War movies. Most of them were produced during the war with the unforgivable goal of undermining the war effort. The post ‘Warfare’ Review: Hollywood Fights the Iraq War… Again appeared first on Breitbart.