‘Warfare’ Review: Alex Garland’s Iraq War Film Is Full Of Bombastic Aestheticism That Leaves You Feeling Empty
At best, Warfare is an artfully made recreation; at worst it is naked military propaganda set during one of the country’s most egregious moments of imperialism.
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Study: High levels of uranium and lead found in bones of Iraqis linked to conflict
Urban warfare in the Iraqi city of Fallujah back in 2004 was some of the most intense the US military experienced this century. A decade later, the city saw further fighting and bombardment during the ...
Warfare: the most harrowing – and honest – depiction of modern combat ever made
Based on memories of a battle in Iraq, Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza’s film is an astonishing evocation of the fire and fury ...
‘Warfare' Review: Alex Garland Co-Directs (With an Iraq War Veteran) a Film That Purports to Show Us What War Is Really Like. But Has He Just Left Out the Story?
"Warfare" presents itself as an immersive experience, and I think it will be lauded for being an immersive experience. To me, ...
“Warfare” review: Joseph Quinn and Will Poulter suffer the horrors of combat — but to what end?
In gut-wrenching detail, directors Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza recreate a real-life skirmish the latter survived in Iraq.