'Civil War' Movie Sparks Conspiracy Theories Ahead of 2024 Election

The film, depicting a future America in turmoil, has been linked to 'predictive programming' theories and other recent crisis-themed movies.

The upcoming movie 'Civil War' directed by Alex Garland has sparked controversy and conspiracy theories, with some conservatives suggesting it is predictive programming for real-life plans for the U.S.
The movie, set to be released in spring 2024, depicts a near-future America where 19 states have seceded from the Union, with 'Western Forces' including California and Texas battling against groups like the Florida Alliance.
Nick Offerman plays a three-term U.S. president ordering air strikes on domestic soil against the militant forces that have risen up.
Some social media users have tied 'Civil War' to the new Netflix film 'Leave the World Behind', partially produced by former President Barack Obama's Higher Ground, suggesting a pattern of movies depicting national crises.
The timing of the movie's release ahead of the November 2024 presidential election has further fueled conspiracy theories.