Civil War (2024) | MOVIE REACTION | First Time Watching 

1:24 THANK YOU, finally someone mentions the lens. That's a Sony 100-400, there's no way she'd be able to get it in focus at that distance

It's my favourite movie of the year. Probably the best audio experience I've ever had in a theatre.

This was an intense experience in the theatre.

Fun fact: Kirsten Dunts and Jesse Plemons are married!

This was by far my favorite reaction of this movie, you guys picked up on a lot of stuff, on the details and themes and mood, and I was really really impressed, especially by how you discussed things and broke them down both in the moment and after. I'm definitely going to check out your other reactions now!

Another Civil War in the US is not likely. Still, it could get close enough considering the current state of affairs. We can view this film as a cautionary tale. An actual civil war here would be far more horrific than this movie.

As a journalist, I'm not sure I understand and definitely don't agree with the idea that this is a critique of war journalists, or that war journalists are "disconnected from the war." There's a kind of separation that has to take place in the moment, for certain, and it's fueled by a combination of adrenaline, and an ironic deep empathy that's being witnessed, but it's not a disconnection at all. That aside, I enjoyed your reaction and hope you both keep it up, thanks!

This movie really gave me a very weird feeling in my stomach. I'm not even American, but to see this kind of scenario play out in this not-too-fictional US, where the rule of law has clearly collapsed and all sides are gleafully commiting war crimes was sickening. I hope this movie can be a reminder for those throwing around terms like "civil war" casually, what happens when societies collapse, what the horror of war really looks like. I think that's why it was clever to not go into the details of the situation unfolding in the movie, because it was never about that. It was hinted at that this fictional president had done some nasty things, but were those "liberators" any better? Executing unarmed staff, not giving the man, whatever he did, a trial. I think whoever won this war didn't matter, the country was already destroyed. And this kind of thing happens all over the world, it's just happening in societies that are not "western". Great reaction! 🙂

As the ex American militia member it was nice to see a nod to the boogaloo movement

The Hawaiian shirts guys are the Boogaloo Bois.

I would save Skull if she was ever captured by Jesse Plemons.

There are some professions “protected” by international war laws like Journalists & Medics Neutrality. Thats why for some countries is sacred not to use them as spies or anything war related. ***important to highlight the fact that those war laws are not always followed. 11:40

Your an intelligent young man asking all the questions you did and pointing things out that ive never heard anyone pint out im suprised. You dont look much older then 20 most folk that age dont pay attention to much

Just in case you didn’t know, every state has Air and Army National Guard who follow the state, they have their own arms, gear, vehicles. Not hard to believe that the Western Forces (19 states; including California, Texas, Florida, IE) would have the assets that they do. Not to mention the active duty components and local militias that would join the WF

I saw this in Imax and the gunshots were beafy.

Great reaction! you noticed and pointed out great things about the movie

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To add to the comment about Greenland, during his presidency, Trump had expressed interest to sell the US territory of Puerto Rico to buy Greenland after Puerto Rice was devastated by Hurricane Maria.

You guys are too intelligent for youtube.

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Eh. Seems like Hollywood directors idea of Civil war.

This movie will seem like a documentary if the MAGA cult were allowed to have it's way.