>>63811638
>Anyone seen the A24 Warfare movie? I don't like them so I skipped it.
I liked it. It's unusual though. The directors tried to keep it to the ~verisimilitude~ so it ends up coming across like an experimental art film that's interested more in playing with sound or something. A significant (or it felt like it) amount of screentime is spent on "buddy aid" after the SEAL team is blown in half by an IED and with the wounded screaming in horror and pain a lot. It might end up having more influence on how war scenes are filmed in other movies in the future.
https://youtu.be/DGoMHPYM8pw