such a lifeless piece of trash thats not propoganda but also not good.
iraq and its citizens don't get any focus and so by exstention it says nothing meaningfull.
i don't care for these soldiers because they are there to carry out an evil mission. my sympathy's lie with the people who were in the crossfire but we never get to see that because the movie is to afraid to do so.
with this story you could've said so many things but yet the movie says so little besides "war is scary"
get a fucking grip, you are not doing anything new and so you don't say anything, you are just repeating what better movies have said.
the acting is decent.
the sound of the film is pretty good as well but i can't really give it anything above half a star because imo, a war film about something a country did, MADE IN THAT COUNTRY, BY ONE OF THE PEOPLE WHO WAS THERE AND THE FILM SAYS NOTHING NEW AND JUST VOID OF ANYTHING TO SPEAK OF THEN YOU DON'T DESERVE MORE THEN THAT.

Warfare
Everything is based on memory.
Rating
0.5 (1)
Release Date
4/10/2025Runtime
96 minsOverview
A platoon of American Navy SEALs in the home of an Iraqi family overwatches the movement of US forces through insurgent territory.

How It Feels
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A stark, real-time account of American soldiers holding position in an occupied Iraqi home, where the pressure mounts as the mission unfolds and the line between observer and participant blurs. The tagline, "Everything is based on memory", suggests an unreliable, subjective retelling that questions what we actually know about combat.
Mood
TenseDread-soakedClaustrophobicContemplative
Themes
WarSurvivalIdentityMemory
Tone
Matter-of-fact
Pacing
Slow-burn
Look
Documentary-likeHandheldNaturalistic
Structure
Single location
Heads up
Graphic violence
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