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The Devil's Brigade (1968) film poster1960s

The Devil’s Brigade (1968) Review

William Holden, Cliff Robertson, and the true story of the joint US-Canadian commando unit that earned a German nickname. The film tells the true story of the First Special Service Force, a joint American-Canadian commando unit assembled in 1942 to…

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Shield of Ashes

A near-future nuclear escalation across four continents in 2029, told in twelve phases, with the doctrine grounded in the real thing and the civilians given equal weight.

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Films Only Men Seem to Love

Twenty films that men watch seventeen times and women watch once, analyzed honestly for why each one connects so specifically with male audiences, why women are more ambivalent, and what writers can learn from films that speak with a specific…

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The Greatest War Films Beyond WWII

Twenty-four war films beyond WWII, from Paths of Glory to All Quiet on the Western Front (2022), covering WWI, Korea, Vietnam, the Gulf Wars and the Civil War. These are the films that engage honestly with what war costs, not…

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Edge of Tomorrow (2014) Review

Edge of Tomorrow earns its 8.5 by doing the one thing time-loop narratives almost never manage: making the repetition feel earned instead of gimmicky. Cage doesn't loop because the script needed a device.

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