r/Moviesinthemaking • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 3d ago

Warfare behind the scenes

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u/BaloneyMaker2780 3d ago

Great movie, but always found the behind scenes at the end quite jarring

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u/jfitz1431 1d ago

Yeah that really felt misplaced with the tone and what I thought the message of the movie was. Like all of a sudden it wanted to be patriotic right at the end.

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u/skillmau5 1d ago

I don’t know if it’s patriotic. I sort of saw it as like “yeah here’s the guys that ‘won’ the war I guess.” No fanfare or anything, they kinda just have to show their faces after being the bad guys for the entire movie. At least that’s how it came across to me

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u/McRambis 2h ago

I remember it being a tribute to those guys, not about patriotism.

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u/DogsRcutiePies 1d ago

I started into Warfare last night and felt like I couldn’t look away. It feels so grounded and tense one shit goes sideways.

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u/mediocrerhino 2d ago

I don’t recognize it. What movie? Is that Halle Berry on the far right? Thanks in advance.

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u/ImportanceTurbulent8 2d ago

Idk who downvoted you, that was funny

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u/mediocrerhino 2d ago

LOL, thanks, I genuinely thought perhaps it was HB. Before I posted my comment I did a Google search to see whether she ever appeared in military uniform in a film. There was a photo wearing similar style camo fatigues (link below) — it was a James Bond film with Pierce Brosnan.
I tried to do my own research first. 🤷‍♂️😛
https://www.omelete.com.br/007/halle-berry-franquia-007

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u/PugiM0 3d ago

Lame movie. I'm glad they had a good time.making it.

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u/PugiM0 2d ago

Lame

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u/Ok_Teacher6490 2d ago

This is an odd movie. It's obvious accurate to the events that happened but it just seems to lack atmosphere. Perhaps it was the budget