In the last two years, writer/director Alex Garland has been between two extremely powerful war movies, each of which has a ...

Following the more allegorical (and even more stripped-down) Men, sort of a haunted-mind movie where the ghost is male toxicity, Garland returned last year with his biggest hit yet: Civil War ...

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advising on sequences like the assault on the White House that ends Garland's last film, “Civil War.” Advertisement Article continues below this ad Mendoza had a personal experience in mind ...

Lee’s surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia to Ulysses S. Grant, general-in-chief of all United States forces, hastened the conclusion of the Civil War.

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advising on sequences like the assault on the White House that ends Garland's last film, “Civil War.” ...

And, similar to the discourse around "Civil War," what "Warfare" is not is a political statement or commentary on Iraq. “Why does reality need something bolted on alongside it?” Garland said.

He posed that question to former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza, who served in Iraq and had in recent years built a second career in filmmaking, advising on sequences like the assault on the White House that ...

Ray Mendoza, left, and Alex Garland, co-writers and co-directors of the film "Warfare," pose for a portrait at the London Hotel, Friday, March 28, 2025, in West Hollywood, Calif. (AP Photo/Chris ...