Dunkirk (2017)
by Felipe Rosa
Dunkirk: Christopher Nolan made one crucial and brilliant choice for this film: to Advertisements
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: war
Tag: war
War Machine (2017)
by Felipe Rosa
War Machine: David Michôd’s war satire is a mixed bag: it has interesting and insightful things to
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: comedy, drama, war
Eye in the Sky (2015)
by Felipe Rosa
Eye in the Sky: Gavin Hood’s film tells a story that shows that, no matter what, war always
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama, war
13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
by Felipe Rosa
13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi: Michael Bay essentially skips the story and the context and jumps directly
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: war
Hacksaw Ridge
by Felipe Rosa
Hacksaw Ridge: war is hell, and there is an incredible number of stories that prove that point; Mel Gibson’s film,
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: biopic, war
Red Cliff (Chi Bi) – 148 min. version
by Felipe Rosa
Red Cliff: John Woo has a lot of characters and historical information to juggle, but the film is able to do so with relative clarity.
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: war
Diplomacy (Diplomatie)
by Felipe Rosa
Diplomacy: Volker Schlöndorff’s film has an interesting story to tell (it’s beside the point how close to true it is);
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama, war
Beasts of No Nation
by Felipe Rosa
Beasts of No Nation: war is horror, but rarely has it been more horrific than in Cary Joji Fukunaga’s film.
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama, war
Fury (2014)
by Felipe Rosa
Fury: long in violence (particularly of the graphic type) and brutality, David Ayer’s film is efficient in portraying the hell of war.
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: war
