#civil war movie

[mediademon]

CIVIL WAR (2024) dir. Alex Garland

[alicestrange98]

CIVIL WAR (2024) Cailee Spaeny and Wagner Moura as Joel and Jessie

[screenbeanz]

Civil War (2024).

Wagner Moura.

[rogerckeller]

Saw Alex Garland's Civil War, intense movie. Already we have reviewers missing the point, imagining it's all about their politics, their side. Ignore them. Decide for yourself. Great scene: the sniper duel. It doesn't matter who's side they're on when they're trying to shoot you.

[trendfilmsetter]

Friday Domestic Box Office: May 17th, 2024

1- IF $10.3M

2- Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes $6.8M

3- The Strangers: Chapter 1 $5.1M

4- The Fall Guy $2.2M

5- Back to Black $1.2M

6- Challengers $929K

7- Tarot $565K

8- I Saw the TV Glow $422K

9- Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire $390K

10- Civil War $272K

[agustinrmichel]

Alex Garland's 'Civil War' (2024).

[iamtryingtobelieve]

"Every time I survived a war zone, I thought I was sending a warning home - "Don't do this". But here we are." Civil War (2024) Dir: Alex Garland

[artistsonthelam]

Folks from Hong Kong are known for their street smarts and resourcefulness c'mon!! // (my Threads post)

[i-didnt-hate-it]

I didn't hate Civil War, but I wouldn't say I absolutely loved it, either. It is an amazing movie, but it was very hard to watch.

I would say it is best to watch Civil War knowing as little as possible, so please be warned for any potential spoilers below.

It is incredibly well written, directed, shot, and acted. I really appreciate the story, it gripped me from the beginning, with the unique sound design during the A24 title card.

But I also nearly got a panic attack in the first 5 minutes. This movie is definitely not for those with PTSD, especially combat and/or gun-related trauma. If any of those apply to you and you still want to see it, I wouldn't recommend IMAX. You will feel every shot fired. Otherwise, the biggest screen with the loudest speakers is the best way to watch Civil War.

The cast was fantastic. Kirsten Dunst and Wagner Moura felt so real, and Stephen McKinley Henderson just seems like an expansion of his Dune character, in the best way. I'll be honest, and again this is kind of a spoiler, but I was expecting more Jesse Plemons. He was great, the scene was fantasticly blood-pumping, but I just thought he might have a larger role. My real standout performance, though, is from Cailee Spaeny as Jessie. Last seeing her in Pacific Rim: Uprising helped to reinforce the idea that she's still "just a kid", but her performance as the story progresses really exemplifies the horror of war that turns bright-eyed kids into weary adults in an instant.

As much as people will try to figure out the politics of Civil War or just make up their own, this movie isn't about politics. There is a scene that really drives the message home, if you're paying attention (LAST SPOILER WARNING).

The scene at the winter wonderland is just a microcosm of the movie and the war. You have two sides shooting at each other, and all that matters to the other is that they shoot first. It doesn't matter who started or who is from where or who believes in what. That might've mattered at the beginning, but now all that matters is being the last one standing.

It doesn't matter who started the war or why, all that matters to either side is victory.

I am a pacifist, but I appreciate war films, because most of them are anti-war. Civil War was hard to watch, but I'm very glad I did.

[askmovieslate]

Seriously, that's like saying "The Day After Tomorrow" is not about global warming but just a disaster movie with some nebulous commentary attached to it.

I'm not grilling on your ask, I'm grilling on the producers of the movie saying it's non-political when in fact it very much is. Which is part of the reason why it annoyed me. I'm usually a big fan of Carpenter-esche movies, but this one catches all of the bad habits.

Would I recommend it? I'd recommend you go see it, and draw your own conclusions. I'll welcome the discussion a lot.

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

2024 movies I’ve seen, crudely summarized:

The Substance —> The Barbie movie but with the charm of The Fly

Twisters —> Hallmark Channel movie but with the budget of a Marvel movie

Trap —> M. Night Shyamalan directed a music video for his daughter, then slapped together a story to try to pass it off as a movie

Transformers One —> Transformers: First Class

Deadpool & Wolverine —> Ryan Reynolds fanboys over the Marvel universe for two hours

Longlegs —> Silence of the Lambs, but instead of Hannibal Lecter, it’s Nicolas Cage being normal

MaXXXine —> evil La La Land

Speak No Evil —> Andrew Tate as a horror movie villain

Inside Out 2 —> “damn, that’s me onscreen fr fr” the movie

Megalopolis —> The Room 2

Civil War —> “we’re making some kind of a political statement” the movie

A Quiet Place: Day One —> a drama about a terminally ill movie living her life to the fullest in her last days…oh, and there’s aliens I guess

Bad Boys: Ride or Die —> cops going through mid-life crisis: the movie

Monkey Man —> The Raid 3

In a Violent Nature —> Jason Voorhees nature documentary ASMR

Cuckoo —> the trailer sold the movie —> something scary is supposed to be happening, I guess

Road House —> UFC commercial

Night Swim —> “goofy ahh monster ruins the entire atmosphere” the movie

Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver —> boring Warhammer 40K crossover fanfic with Seven Samurai and Star Wars

Alien: Romulus —> It’s totally a different Alien story, bro. Very original and new. —> it’s just the first Alien but slightly changed —> should’ve seen this coming because the director did the same thing with Evil Dead

[itsnoterror]

[screenbeanz]

Civil War (2024).

Wagner Moura.

[katykatyykaty]

Listen, Wagner Moura was so unbelievably hot during all of Civil War but this shot was specifically 👌🥵

[dgct2]

Civil War (2024)

Dir. Andrew Garland

[cravingnotacrush]

ohhh cailee spaeny as jessie in civil war (2024) how i need u…