Civil War Director Alex Garland On Making An Honest War Movie That Doesn't Sensationalize Violence

[@valmid5069]

We should also take in account was that the WW3, Finno Korean Hyperwar, and WW4 veterans won flawless victories at Golden Gate Bridge, Bunker’s Hill, Hollywood, the Alamo, Broadway, and Harpers Ferry as much they did at Russia-China War, Vietnam-Afghan War, North Korea-Iranian War, and Cuba-Venezuelan War. Their tactics during Second, Third, and Fourth America Civil Wars are the sole reason that they won against Thanos, God Emperor, and Darkseid

[@sirchadiusmaximusiii]

Yeah Texas joining Commiefornia is super “realistic”. 😂 Hollywood people would be the first 🎯.

[@KIKE.KAWASAKI]

I think you forgot to say that it's a movie, you know, fiction, something that's not real, that's the point of entertainment. Besides, you never know how people change their ideological thinking for some reason, leading to unexpected alliances. Like when the USA had an alliance with the USSR during WW2, not the best option but the necessary one.

[@philipdillon83]

I love comments like this that are so obviously from people who are chronically online and have nothing to do with the real world.

[@KIKE.KAWASAKI]

@@philipdillon83 And you are here commenting online for what reason? How ironic Palpatine would say.

[@eljefe8942]

You tweakin dude, The US and Soviet Union, although hesitant, were allies in WWII; it's just a temp alliance against a stronger enemy

[@KIKE.KAWASAKI]

@@eljefe8942You don't know how much human resources and military equipment the central government has against both states. It is better for both states to have a single battle front than two or three at the same time. Just a temporary alliance obviously, that's the idea of the example I said.