Netflix’s War Machine Review: Alan Ritchson’s New Action Movie Couldn’t Be More Accurately Named

War Machine — Patrick Hughes [Review]

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War Machine - Loud, Dumb, Explosive, and Surprisingly Entertaining

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Netflix’s War Machine Review: Alan Ritchson’s New Action Movie Couldn’t Be More Accurately Named

Netflix's War Machine, Alan Ritchson's latest action-centric project, isn't quite Reacher Vs. Giant Robot, but it comes close enough.

Movie Review – War Machine

Character Development gone wrong Genre: Action/Sci-fi Premise: A group of Rangers trainees on their final mission encounter an alien machine that seems to have been programmed to destroy them. About: Director Patrick Hughes became obsessed with high-class military operations and wanted to tell a story about one, which is how he settled on the Rangers. He combined that with a nightmare he once had about a towering machine hunting people down thro…

WAR MACHINE – Review

By Marc Butterfield WAR MACHINE directed by Patrick Hughes, stars Alan Ritchson (Reacher) as 81, who leads a squad that includes Dennis Quaid, Stephan James, Jai Courtney, Esai Morales, Blake Richardson, Keiynan Lonsdale, and Daniel Webber. Alan Ritchson and Jai Courtney play brothers with ambitions to become Army Rangers together. When their platoon in Afghanistan … Continue reading WAR MACHINE – Review