Who was he? How did he, almost accidentally, end up in filmmaking? What makes his movies so unforgettable? K Narayanan traces ...

And they are difficult and upsetting to watch: Warfare is arguably among the most extreme “war is hell” movies ever made by an American studio. After a quiet set up, all hell eventually breaks ...

The Vietnam War cast a long shadow across not just one of the most fertile periods of American filmmaking, but has led ...

One could debate just how fanciful its near-future depiction of America going to war with itself over a president who refused to leave office was, but for all that movie’s intense effort to ...

As a writer and director, Alex Garland is used to inviting audiences into his distinct worlds, ranging from a zombie apocalypse (28 Days Later) and dystopian United States (Civil War) to a post ...

It was a scary time, to be sure, but it also produced some great movies. This is a list of all those great movies that couldn't have happened without The Cold War and the fear of the Soviets.

As a reminder, Edward Norton played Bruce Banner and the Hulk in the first MCU Hulk movie. But that might change soon. An exciting leak says Marvel will start production of the World War Hulk ...

This year’s festival will commemorate the 80th anniversary of World War II with a series of special events, screenings and lectures. “Held in Gettysburg, where President Lincoln redefined ...

Whether you’re seeking an epic war film or something more emotionally driven, Netflix offers up plenty of amazing war movies. In this list, we explore 10 of the best that you can stream today. 2024 ...

The movie follows a team of Navy Seals ... that doesn’t attempt to shield the public from the atrocities of war through narratives and other Hollywood polish. It doesn’t ask questions.

Is the Western the most American of movie genres? You can make an argument for the Western film’s internationality on the names of the directors who have contributed to its iconography ...

THE DEBATE OVER whether war films, by depicting the act of warfare, are automatically guilty of glorifying it—in other words, over whether it’s even possible for a film to be “anti-war ...