Civil War

[Gusington]

^We're speaking the same language. We got a 65" last year with a Lovesac (teehee) couch with subwoofer, satellite speakers, etc. 17 year old me could never even imagine this level of awesome.

I will never go to a theater again, in case you  were wondering.

[GDS_Starfury]

I wasnt.

[GDS_Starfury]

our living room is small and the tv is maybe 12 feet away so its almost IMAXish. 

[JudgeDredd]

Yeah...it makes it very hard to get a handle on the belligerent sides. Perhaps its entirely an alternate version of the country in order to purposely avoid too much resemblance to modern political lines?

From what I understand, that is exactly the reason for the unlikely alliance.

[Grim.Reaper]

An article that explains the factions....again, the movie itself didn't dive very deep into explaining things, although implied ultimately all factions that succeeded had a common enemy by the end.  And one could draw conclusions that the situation represents what people "think" might happen with a certain leader typie in charge.

https://screenrant.com/civil-war-united-states-america-map-state-alliances-explained/#:~:text=California%20and%20Texas%20form%20the,Western%20Forces%20in%20Civil%20War.

[ArizonaTank]

Saw it with my wife over the weekend.

The story has some tense moments, but overall it just seems to drift. I really can't recommend it.

Maybe when it gets to streaming, and the 1000 other choices you have just don't seem to catch your interest...then you might try it.

[Grim.Reaper]

Certainly wasn't movie of the year or must see by any stretch, but was "watchable" and had no regrets in seeing it, wife actually like it more than me.  Do think it could be have been better for me if it was more focused on the war but oh well.