Civil War

2024

Action / Adventure / Thriller

185
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 81% · 397 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 69% · 1K ratings
IMDb Rating 7.0/10 10 243720 243.7K

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Plot summary

In the near future, a group of war journalists attempt to survive while reporting the truth as the United States stands on the brink of civil war.

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Cailee Spaeny as Jessie
Jesse Plemons as Soldier
Wagner Moura as Joel
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by alex_giblin 8 / 10

If you're focused on the why, you missed the point.

There are some tricky reviews here and they all have a few things in common. They're all stuck on the economical and social, if not geographical logistics of a union between Florida, Texas and California, and they're all written by Americans. As someone not connected to the States I can say I think their perspective is smeared. This movie isn't about how certain political alliances came together or why certain people engaged in conflict, testified to by the fact that you don't ever even learn the president's name let alone the political party. You might want more out of the movie asking how all this came to be and you may be asking in hope of gaining allegiance to one side of the conflict or the other. The fact is this movie is not About the Why, the How or any of that. This movie is a war documentary that happens to be placed in an environment that you are familiar with. And in that respect it is superb. The acting is excellent and as required, the cinematography is very very strong. It's well paced and well written and gives you everything it promises. I think Kirsten Dunst is not as good an actor as she thinks she is but that hardly tracks from the powerful collective performance of the four main cast. This film is about the visceral and unsettling reality of conflict, life and death, and it's brought to you in a familiar place not 10,000 miles away in a foreign land. A choice that makes the impact all the more real. Sure, doing this runs the risk of the film seeming gimmicky or like any other disaster film but I think it's side steps that with grace and deft. What you are left with his real drama, real moments, real lives and the brutality and human and inhumanity of war. Please just forget the question as to whether this could happen in this exact way and just appreciate the world in which it did.
Reviewed by kezman436 6 / 10

Underneath all the noise, it has nothing to say

The much - discussed scene featuring Jesse Plemons is a great microcosm of the major issues which plague 'Civil War'. Our characters are held at gunpoint in a nail - biting confrontation. The motives of the two soldiers are murky at first, but it's gradually revealed that they're both massive bigots, and shoot dead two characters of colour in cold blood. The quiet, slow - burn tension of the scene instantly dissipates, escalating into a literally incomprehensible shouting match, before a van (which they should've heard coming) barges in, hitting and incapacitating the two foes, giving our characters a way out. Almost literally as subtle as a truck driving through the script. Nothing more is revealed about the two soldiers.

A harrowing scene with no answers and no sense of closure, just like the entire movie. 'Civil War' is a film with nothing to say. Its only interest is in beating your over the head with a series of atrocities, which escalate in the final act, like the scene's ending. The film was on the radar of cinephiles for a while before release, and many speculated that it might be controversial, portraying a war - torn America during a divisive election year. Alex Garland stated in an interview that the film wasn't political, which I think should've been seen as a massive red flag. It's not remotely interested in exploring the underlying causes of division and conflict, or the policy positions which forced America to turn against itself in this universe.

Why do I need to see so many horrors? You've already showed me 5 war crimes / cold - blooded executions. I don't need to see 20 more. This is the only card which the film has to play. There's no optimism. No hope or lessons for the future. No answers. It's a downwards spiral all the way to the end.

You know what would've made for a more interesting resolution to the Jesse Plemons scene? How do you talk your way out of this situation? How do you reason with someone like that? This is the question that could actually have a helpful application to our real - world divisions; you can't resolve disagreements by hitting people with vans.

I would've preferred to see a prequel, which explores the beginning of the war, and the specific issues and ideologies which split the nation. A more ideas - driven film, which has something to say about how we can de - escalate and avoid division.

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