Reynolds, the triple threat honorary Oscar winner and star of films like Singin’ in the Rain, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, The Tender Trap, and Tammy and the Bachelor, was the one of old studio ...

CARAY AND ALEX, BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT MATT THANK YOU ... HE’S CHECKING OUT THE ONE AT SAINT PATRICK’S CHURCH. HE HAS MORE ON THAT. AND HOPEFULLY, SAM, YOU’RE HELPING HIM OUT BECAUSE ...

Character detail is reduced to whatever behavior we observe in the men under pressure ... quiet buildup and the rubble-strewn aftermath. Garland is working in peak form and with dazzling technical ...

Alex Garland has now constructed what could be called his trilogy of violence: the relentless, patriarchal assault in horror Men (2022), the total collapse of American society in Civil War (2024), and ...

Sure, but it can also be the source of all anxiety, horror, and unrelenting dread, as proven in Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland’s Warfare ... when a group of young men know they have two minutes ...

In 2024, Alex Garland smashed A24's worldwide box office record with the unflinching dystopian action movie Civil War. Now, a year on, Garland's battlefield is back, only this time it's even more ...

We start raucously, as a squad of young men bark at the leotard-clad women ... Dir: Ray Mendoza, Alex Garland. Starring: D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, Will Poulter, Cosmo Jarvis, Kit Connor, Michael ...

Less irresolute than Garland’s previous feature but likewise ... pleasure in detailing the competence displayed by these young men, in studying the camaraderie that binds them together, and ...

That is not something you can say about Warfare. Co-written and co-directed by British writer-turned-filmmaker Alex Garland (Ex_Machina) and Ray Mendoza, this heart-pounding drama is based on ...

Last year filmmaker Alex Garland gave us the "anti-war" movie Civil War ... The film doesn't begin with any combat scenes at all, but rather a group of men crowded around a computer watching the music ...

Kiarostami might’ve had a word or two to say about Alex Garland ... of war, Garland has only glorified it; close-ups of shattered flesh and bone and prolonged periods of men screaming in ...