'Warfare' -- Movie about a mission and war gone awry

'Warfare' -- Movie about a mission and war gone awry

Vice President JD Vance, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, General David Petraeus and Democratic Congressman Jason Crow of Colorado served, along with 1.5 million others, in U.S. military interests in the Iraq war that began in 2003.

War films from the American occupation of Iraq have their own peculiar, exhausting logic – and that's the whole point.

I'm Still Thinking About Alex Garland's Warfare Three Weeks Later. A Few Things Really Stuck With Me

Warfare is a powerful, realistic war film that has really made me think over the last few weeks.

American soldiers under attack in Iraq in 2006. It makes for one of the most intense war films ever made.

REVIEW: "Warfare" aims to portray the horrors of war as realistically as possible and can contribute to understanding with people who have been in difficult situations. But can a film really portray reality?

Yesterday, English director Alex Garland's latest film "Warfare" was released on the big screen. It is Garland's second war film in two years. Last year, Civil War was released, which Congress covered and which you can read more about here, and which was about a United States divided in a future civil war. This time, Garland has been joined by former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza as co-director, and the film is based on Mendoza's own experiences in the …