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Civil War was a good movie that showed the lived reality of war, why did it not do well?
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>jew fantasy
>lived reality of war
No
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>R-ramadan mubarak!
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>>214173981
she cute
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>>214173981
not really, it was more about the importance of journalism and the futility of knowing.
>>214174936
im sad we live in a time where actresses are too prudish to show any kind of sexuality and encouraged not to, so we get so little of her big fat ass.
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It was a movie, that much is true
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>>214174936
Diaper midget!
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>>214173981
Happy Christmas, motherfucker.
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>>214173981
happy holidays so I can send my good wishes to people for thanksgiving, christmas and new years all at the same time
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>>214174936
She's the right colour of American
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>>214173981
so boring i couldnt even finish it and i finish everything
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Whichever is most inclusive to the wonderful cherished holiday of Hanukka, me based MAGA conservative.
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I finally watched this yesterday and is was so SO much better than /tv/ led me to believe. every day it becomes more and more apparent that 4chan is becoming dumber and dumber, especially with shit like this>>214174122 that doesnt even make sense


>>214175645
the vibe i got from it was that it was about how nihilistic journalism is

the entire central point is the veteran journalist slowly unravelling and realizing she cant be the soulless tough chick, it starts with her acting hard talking about photographing your dead friends and how emotionally disconnected you have to be, then hits a turning point when she deletes the literal photograph of her dead friend and realizes she cant be a soulless husk anymore. then it ends with her completely losing her nihilistic objectivity and getting herself killed, all while the rookie journalist becomes increasingly soulless and unhinged and careless, to the point where she is trampling over her dead friends body to get a good shot without a second thought even though she just died to save her ass

honest to god the central theme to me was literally about a journalist becoming human again and a bright promising young girl becoming a journalist, and that journalists are not human
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>>214173981
"Live Reporting the News is a very important and sometimes dangerous job." Fuck this movie. The only news I care about is the weather in Mexico!
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>>214176086
>Hanukka
Sounds like some kind of brown arab bullshit.
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>>214173981
>>214176098
also
>why did it not do well
Everyone on /tv/ said it was some kind of leftist journalism circle jerk, so I avoided it for a long time, but imagine my surprise when I actually watched it and learned that no one here actually watches anything they criticize and it was completely Apolitical and a nuanced look at the nature of journalism
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>>214173981
Why is he holding the rifle like that?
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>>214177122
They hold them like that while rucking in the military sometimes when their arms start to hurt, it makes more sense to do with a vest that you can rest it on.
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>>214177568
interesting



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