Warfare drops viewers straight into the middle of a chaotic battlefield, following a team of Navy SEALs stranded during a failed mission in Iraq. The film wastes no time on lengthy backstories; instead, it puts us right into the boots of soldiers dealing with fear and uncertainty every second. The direction is shaky and realistic, which keeps the tension high. The actors aren't just playing heroes—they show real vulnerability, confusion, and the struggle to survive when plans go wrong.
What stands out most to me is how real everything feels. The loud gunfire, desperate shouting, and silence between battles make you almost feel like you’re there. There’s no dramatic music or Hollywood-style action—it’s all raw and harsh. I liked that the film doesn’t try to glorify war. It shows how tough, grim, and complicated the situation is for everyone involved.
While some characters blend together, making it hard to connect with each one, the film’s goal is clearly to capture the team’s shared experience, not spotlight individuals. For anyone interested in honest, hard-hitting war movies, Warfare is worth watching for its gritty approach and realism.
Watch this movie on Prime.
Rating: Good
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