The artisans team behind "Warfare" created the IED explosion scene by referencing Ray Mendoza's memories and real photos from ...

The filmmakers hope the movie will resonate with not only all kinds of war veterans, but also civilians, who will get a view into what modern warfare is actually like. Mendoza says the film aims to be ...

Now Garland and Mendoza have reteamed on a new movie, simply titled Warfare. The two co-wrote and co-directed ... But we ...

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I knew from the first few seconds that “Warfare” was going to be a different kind of war movie. Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland’s film about a real battle in the Iraq War opens with a sexy ...

Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza initially chose Hollywood America Legion Theater in Los Angeles for their film Warfare over a red carpet premiere. According to IndieWire, the audience mostly belonged to ...

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Appropriately, Warfare begins with a deafening assault, as Eric Prydz’s horny 2004 aerobics video for ‘Call On Me’ fills the screen, its sweaty, hormonal hardbodies lunging and lurching.

Warfare is set during one day in November of 2006, when a Navy SEALs outfit was suddenly faced with an evacuation straight out of hell’s gate. Though the film is meticulously based on first-hand ...

Here’s a piece of advice: watch Warfare on one of the front rows at the cinema to experience the full effect of this most immersive of films. Yes, ‘immersive’ as a word is at a level of over ...

The Atlantic Council on Thursday released a report outlining nine recommendations on how the Department of Defense can advance the adoption of software-defined warfare to rapidly respond to ...

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