Produced on a reported budget of $20 million, Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza's Warfare has now overtaken the Oscar-winning The ...

A second familiar motif is the film’s Shakespearean meditation on the brotherhood of battle. Like 2001’s HBO mini-series Band ...

Filmmaker Alex Garland has teamed up with former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza to make a new kind of war film. “Warfare” is based on ...

Even though Warfare is based on a true story, Ray Mendoza and Elliot Miller are the only characters that share a name with ...

Based on the memories of one of its co-directors, this film is designed to feel as relentless and immersive — and horrific — ...

Garland wasn’t done though. This year, he linked up again with the studio, this time teaming up with Ray Mendoza, a real-deal Iraq War veteran, for a new war thriller that turned heads before it ...

I think it’s important to be challenging sometimes,” Garland tells UPROXX after his latest effort, Warfare, outperformed ...

To do that, he linked up with an Iraq War veteran, Ray Mendoza, a technical military advisor around Hollywood who worked with Garland on last year's Civil War. The result of their union is, per EW's ...

The film also boasts an unprecedented veracity: half of its writing and directing team is Iraq vet Ray Mendoza (the other half being Civil War's Alex Garland), who sought to forensically recreate ...

Warfare” doesn’t tell a conventional story about war. It plops audiences in the heat of action and lets the unknown unfold.

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