Civil War Interview with Alex Garland (Writer and Director of Ex Machina, Annihilation, Men) | A24
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2024
- On this episode of The Movie Podcast, Daniel and Shahbaz are joined by SPECIAL GUEST Alex Garland, Writer and Director of CIVIL WAR. Alex is known for his thought-provoking storytelling and intricate narratives. He has directed acclaimed films like Ex Machina (2014), Annihilation (2018), and Men (2022), while also penning scripts for hits such as 28 Days Later (2002), Sunshine (2007), and Dredd (2012). His most recent film, Civil War, is an adrenaline-fueled thrill ride through a near-future fractured America balanced on the razor's edge. Civil War is now playing exclusively in theatres in Canada by Elevation Pictures and in the U.S. by A24. @ElevationPics @A24
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I love how comfortable and kind Alex seemed in this interview. He gave some big scoops too I feel!
I love this guy. He's a brilliant writer and director. Civil War will be released in France in two days and I'm super excited about it. Great interview guys ! I hope I'll see more of these ;)
Awesome quick interview.
Very nice interview!
Wow, pretty awesome that you guys were able to get this interview. How does that work? You just email his PR team and ask?
Great Interview!
great interview! Alex has some zebra-ing or focus peaking on his face
Yes. Sadly out of our control for this one. So glad you enjoyed the interview!!
Interesting movie!
The worst part is I was like "who is this fucker" only to find out I like like all his movies. So I am just disappointed I guess. Imagine if they did anything else how cool it would've been.
Is that Alex Garland’s AI avatar?
It just occurred to me: how would Mr. Garland feel if an American filmmaker made a movie called Civil War that took place in Ireland, but makes no mention of Catholics, Protestants or loyalty or lack thereof towards Britain and instead makes up some vague convoluted scenario that deliberately ignores existing regional affiliations? How would the Irish feel about an American director telling a story that implies that Ireland’s actual history and contentious issues don’t matter and the real problem is simply that people disagree on things and war is bad?
I am hurt. I liked dredd and sunshine.
Thought he was a homie
Have you heard of a film called Elephant by Alan Clarke?
sod off if you think the irish are as thin skinned as the yanks lmao
It is beyond irresponsible to make such a movie, at this time in history. It could embolden real life terrorists, and "normalize" this unthinkable idea.
have you seen the film?
Yeah watch the film. It’s very clearly anti-war.
@@mdutch426 PTSD would prevent me from watching it. [Edit: I will read a synopsis.] I understand that it is perhaps meant as a cautionary tale? yet there will be Trumpers etc. who don't understand that level - it could become their unironic template or source of ideas.
Bro, if seeing children get amputated without anesthetic isn't gonna do it what's a movie gonna do? People don't care.
@@VJFranzK Is "etc." in that sentence referring to the tens of thousands of BLM fanatics who burnt down our cities in 2020, causing billions in damage and cost 27 people their lives?