“This guy likes colors”

"...and the journalists are caught in the middle of it.", more like the journalists voluntarily placed themselves in harms way.

Yes, I noticed the whole rounds too, but in fact I have a whole thing with the entire "final showdown". It's riddled with inconsistencies, like it was rushed in the writing department and on set. First of all I don't understand why the main character was always the one at the front of everything and then she's shown at the edge of being fullblown hysterical at the white house entrance... followed by her, once again, getting the resolve to adventure further inside just on a "seasoned correspondant" hunch without fear or caution. And what was the point of the secret service using a red herring escaping on the beast? Is not like they were gonna forget the white house and run after it.. I mean, they would search the premises anyway. And then the protagonist dies of shot to the back, despite wearing a vest (maybe the caliber of the gun was bigger, I don't know, not a gun enthusiast), just for heroics and to honor a prior scene where she asks the younger kid if she would take a picture of her dead (or dying, I don't remember and won't watch again). Ok, I'm out.

Cool video

I love The Village. I went into it knowing it was a M Night movie though, haha. Civil War was a dud, forsure. The movie in itself was okay, but the marketing hyped it up to be a different type of movie and that's what I was waiting to see. The wait continues for a good new war movie.

thank you!

6:45 those are whole rounds on the ground instead of empty’s hate it when movies do that

Why are you up at 1 am

"the line between empathy and apathy" so you're telling me the movie is even gayer than the title implies.