If “Civil War” was a mealymouthed broadside against the idea that “it can’t happen here,” “Warfare” is a viscerally hyper-specific reminder of the human cost required to ensure that ...

and the other is a violently grounded simulation that aspires to be the most realistic movie ever made about modern combat. Where “Civil War” was born from anxieties, “Warfare” is based on memories — ...

The 2006 film X-Men: The Last Stand opened with an action-packed battle in the Danger Room, the superheroes’ futuristic ...

Based on an actual incident from the Iraq War, Warfare is an especially effective and visceral depiction of modern combat. Only those who were there can say whether it’s a 100% realistic ...

Appropriately, Warfare begins with a deafening assault, as Eric Prydz’s horny 2004 aerobics video for ‘Call On Me’ fills the screen, its sweaty, hormonal hardbodies lunging and lurching.

I knew from the first few seconds that “Warfare” was going to be a different kind of war movie. Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland’s film about a real battle in the Iraq War opens with a sexy ...

Warfare is set during one day in November of 2006, when a Navy SEALs outfit was suddenly faced with an evacuation straight out of hell’s gate. Though the film is meticulously based on first-hand ...

Warfare, in theaters April 11, applies modern filmmaking techniques to embed the audience with a team of Navy SEALs in Iraq. On Nov. 19, 2006, a platoon embarks in Ramadi, Iraq, to surveil Al ...

The 21-year-old actor did find a point of comparison, however. At a Q&A for “Warfare” conducted by IndieWire, the English thespian noted how much the Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland-directed ...

Last year filmmaker Alex Garland gave us the "anti-war" movie Civil War, and now he's continued to push the boundaries of our concept of war films with Warfare (in theatres April 11). Co-writing and ...