Warfare is not for the squeamish or sensitive, as we get plenty of head-on shots of bodies blown in half and injuries that will make your stomach turn. The sound design is fantastic and does some ...

‘Warfare’ Is More About the Experience Rather Than Telling a Story You won’t find yourself getting lost in Warfare‘s plot — that’s not the point. Image Credit: A24.

When I sat down to watch A24’s “Warfare,” I thought I had a pretty good idea of what the movie would be about. I’d seen the trailers. I’d read about Ray Mendoza’s real-life story, a ...

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A year after turning a domestic political nightmare scenario into indie box office gold with “Civil War,” Alex Garland is re-teaming with a close collaborator for another military thriller. Garland ...

If you don’t remember, it’s hard to explain.” “Warfare” is now playing in theaters. The post The True Iraq War Story Behind A24’s ‘Warfare’ appeared first on TheWrap.

“Warfare” does not carry the typical “based upon” or “inspired by a true story” tag in its marketing materials. Instead, it yells in bold, “Everything is based on memory.” Opening ...

Before he co-directed A24’s newest film “Warfare,” set for a major box office release, Navy SEAL veteran Ray Mendoza spent years as a little-known figure working various stunt and advising ...

Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza attend the Los Angeles premiere of A24's “Warfare" on March 27. Photo by Monica Schipper/Getty Images “As a culture, we’re not supposed to tell stories.

Former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza’s new A24 movie “Warfare" offers an authentic, real-time depiction of Iraq combat based on firsthand experience, challenging Hollywood’s portrayal of modern war.

A harrowing 2006 Navy SEAL mission in Ramadi, Iraq, comes to brutally authentic life in “Warfare,” the latest collaboration between “Civil War” director Alex Garland and military veteran ...

The story of “Warfare” is Mendoza’s own, from November 2006. In Iraq’s Anbar Province, in the city of Ramadi, U.S. forces, mostly Navy SEALs, have been dispatched to kill Al Qaeda insurgents.