Overview
- The film, co-directed by Alex Garland and Iraq War veteran Ray Mendoza, recreates a harrowing 2006 Navy SEAL mission in Ramadi with meticulous attention to authenticity.
- Warfare has achieved widespread acclaim, boasting a 93% Rotten Tomatoes score and an A– CinemaScore, marking Garland's best-rated project to date.
- The movie's immersive production techniques include long continuous takes, practical effects, and intricate sound design to replicate the visceral experience of combat.
- Dedicated to Navy SEAL medic Elliott Miller, who was gravely injured during the mission, the film serves as a tribute to the sacrifices of those who served.
- Warfare’s apolitical approach focuses on the logistical realities of war, avoiding commentary on the Iraq War’s morality, and presenting soldiers as professionals navigating chaos.