Civil War (A24 - Alex Garland, Spring 2024) • Page 3

I'm okay with balkanization, so long as it can be done peacefully. This country is too fucking big to be ruled by a central authority. No need to kill millions to get there.

 

Oklahoma being in line with FL actually checks out.

 

Well at least something good comes from it

 

Conditions can change so fast and cause people to realign in previously unpredictable ways, will be curious if the movie tackles that or nah

 

Finally saw the trailer and this is probably going to be bad but fun.

 

i'm just now seeing this because I don't get notifications, wtf man

 

basically just proving my point josh..

 

it is a CHOICE

 

i trust plemons and kiki to put in good work

 

I think this will be not good, and fade from cultural memory fast, I dread its attempt at tackling race (if it even goes there), and I will be there opening night.

 

He’s doing another war movie?

 

Stiiiillllll not sure what’s going on in this movie lol

 

You of all people should know it’s about trade agreements smdh

 

it's a look into the future man

 

Didn't realize how expansive Alex Garland's career has been, writing novels, films AND video games?

His list of original stuff is great, would love to see him take a swing at an 80's anime ova adaptation someday (Megazone 23)

 

I’ve heard some rumblings that Nick Offerman’s character comes into power due to a contested election and the country devolves into martial law.

 

Sounds hot TBH

 

Western forces rise up