Ice Cube Stars in 'War of the Worlds' But Doesn't Believe in Aliens

Ice Cube Stars in 'War of the Worlds' But Doesn't Believe in Aliens

Ice Cube is in the new jam-packed action flick "War of the Worlds," but don't think for a moment that The Don Mega got bumped and bruised on set like his name is Tom Cruise. The legendary rapper told TMZ Hip Hop his days of pulling his own stunts…

Amazon's New 'War of the Worlds' Features a Head-Scratching Twist

Ice Cube fights an alien invasion from behind a computer in Rich Lee's screen-set take on the H.G. Wells classic.

WAR OF THE WORLDS Review: Ice Cube Saves Humanity From Amazon Aliens

Eva Longoria and Clark Gregg also star in an alleged Screenlife thriller, now streaming on Prime Video. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Fighting the new War of the Worlds

‘War of the Worlds starring Ice Cube’ is one of those sentences you never expect to write but which is really fun to write, and the trailer looks fun! Here’s what Alasdair Stuart found in there. Screen Life So we seem to have Ice Cube playing an NSA data analyst which is a delightful piece of irony. I’m an enormous fan of the John Cho fronted Searching, a ‘screen life’ movie that unfolds almost entirely through screens and social media. Its ant…

'War Of The Worlds' Review: Ice Cube Starrer Is A Glitchy Reboot Of HG Wells' Alien Invasion Classic

Amazon Prime Video released the adaptation of H.G. Wells' War of the Worlds on their platform on July 30, 2025. Directed by Rich Lee, the film is a 'screenlife thriller' which features a far cry from the panic-inducing 1939 radio broadcast by Orson Welles. The film stars rapper and actor, Ice Cube, in the lead role of 'Will Radford', exploring his response to the alleged alien invasion.  War of the Worlds is a misguided attempt at a Sci-Fi Class…

Check out the trailer for 'War of the Worlds' starring Ice Cube

The first trailer for War of the Worlds has dropped from Prime Video, featuring found footage and a narrative where the aliens actually feed on our data – of which there’s a virtual smorgasbord here on Earth. Basically we’re all screwed. Interestingly, this particular adaptation is a story we get to witness entirely through screens; think video calls, security footage and social media. Directed by Rich Lee and produced by Timur Bekmambetov (Sear…