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There have been any number of movies about the hell of fighting in World War II, the most visceral of which have been made in the years since “Saving Private Ryan” provided a very enduring template for how modern filmmakers could render that carnage with both the spectacle…
1 shade of gray. Layed on top like a blanket. Idk wheather to laugh or cry that I could barely see Nicholas Galitzine and Bill Skarsgard, my only 2 reasons for using free will to rearrange my like for and go to the 2pm showing. I loved when they hard cut to real footage…
Lacking humanity and relying almost exclusively on shock, “The Mosquito Bowl,” a heinous World War II epic coming to Netflix, struggles to define its story. Ostensibly about a real-life football game played by Marines on Christmas Eve before the invasion of Okinawa, the…
On an acting & technical standpoint this is great, but overall this is just solid stuff at best. Ray Nicholson is absolutely phenomenal in this and he's gonna do great things just like his dad one day!!!! AFI Fest 2026 2026 Ranked The Greatest Actresses of All Time The…
A weak script and under developed characters hold this one back a bit, but I was amazed by the filmmaking of the war scenes by Peter Berg. It has was some visceral filmmaking. The flow of the story is a bit choppy, but being a football fan and having an interest in WWII,…
Peter Berg really thought this was his Full Metal Jacket but it's not even his Windtalkers... 😬 Truly one of the most miserable and unpleasant films I've had to sit through in a minute. Hollow, Baby brained script that feels written for second screen and wastes an…
what a film! there’s a lot of scenes i’m still processing. it’s very graphic in how it shows the painful cost of war and the many people who lost their lives. the war sequences are relentlessly brutal and become overstimulating with how much violence is happening. the first…
One thing AFI FEST is guaranteed to do is show me one of the worst movies of the year
THE MOSQUITO BOWL takes two things Peter Berg has found most success in his career in (football and war) and combines them with mixed results. The combat is brutal, immersive, and technically impressive, with tremendous sound work and harrowing set pieces that illustrate…
It’s an excellent movie. The movie is a true Marine movie, tough and gritty. It’s worth watching.