Three Minute Review: Civil War

I give my quick thoughts and review Alex Garland's recent divisive action thriller, Civil War.
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[@Whirlyboi33]

Honestly can say the dialogue sounds AI written. Like how many lines did you hear and think, “Who says this shit?”

[@passiveh2066]

Great video. I felt a movie in this political climate that doesn't pick a side is what made this movie feel inauthentic. Every major news outlet always picks a side and unbiased journalism is a dying art. So where a movie wants to tell me that American is in a civil war and we don't get to see a strong stance on either side of the spectrum then it feels like a fantasy. I would compare it to a historical movie of the actual Civil War in where we don't pick a side and follow a "observer" it could work well if it's a documentary but not as a entertaining movie for the masses. If you going to make a movie about the collapse of the biggest nation the world has ever seen and you choose to follow a neutral story and remain in partial I would argue why even make the movie at all, not picking a side be the "good" or "bad" makes for a boring entertainment movie and is an insult to audiences intelligence. Audiences can watch a movie that shows two sides at odds and when one side wins they are smart enough to get to the conclusion that both sides are morally bad and that war is bad. Great video take my sub, can't wait to see what else you can make

[@zackm3782]

Good review! Convinced me to check it out:)

[@ryanreyes4622]

It's a shit film like everything else this film maker has made. In all trying to glorify journalists is a terrible bit of propaganda about how good journalists are as people. Nothing in this film made sense why is a helicopter hugging the streets if dc for tank support.