John Cusack,
Hilary Duff,
Marisa Tomei,
Joan Cusack,
Dan Aykroyd
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An assassin posing as a trade-show producer fixes his crosshairs on a Middle Eastern oil minister while maintaining his cover by organizing a high-profile wedding in this satirical action comedy starr... read more
Directed by: Joshua Seftel
Release Date: May 23, 2008
DVD Release Date: October 14, 2008
Stats: 2,977 reviews
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November 24, 2008
John Cusack returns to Grosse Pointe but this time in iraq i mean turkestan. A funny movie, well acted, but not as good as some of Cusacks other work.
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August 28, 2011
They bring the War Home at your Order! One of the really...well how to describe this Movie? Oh yes Its political satire at its best. -
February 5, 2010
I did think it was funny in a low budget sort of way, but it is nowhere as good as Grosse Point Blank. John Cusack and Marisa Tomei were good, but Hilary Duff's incredibly horrible accent was enough to downgrade the entire movie. It was a little too messy, but I blame that mostly... read more
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November 10, 2009
In the near future corporations rule the world rather than nation states and disputes are settled by a heavily armed "arbitrator" played by John Cusack. The combination of black comedy and extreme violence and the presence of the Cusacks and Dan Aykroyd will be familiar to anyone... read more
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September 17, 2009
What is the point of this movie? I think I get it, at least get what they were going for. The military industrial complex is bad and can mislead countries into needless conflict just for corporate profits at the expense of human life. Sure, got that, then what the hell is with th... read more
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January 26, 2009
This is our generation's Dr. Strangelove, and like Dr. Strangelove, it isn't as funny now as it could possibly be in a few decades due to the fact that it is too close to painful reality. A must see for all citizens of the world.
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January 16, 2009
In the 21st century corporate America will own everything. everything will be branded and sponsored...even War. With ads taken out on the backs of tanks, battles being billed as corporate extravaganzas, the restructuring of the world falls to technology and corporate structure.... read more
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December 30, 2008
It lacked the cohesivenessI was used to, but it was still an entertaining film.
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October 26, 2008
I like political satire when it's actually funny. This cross between Wag the Dog and Airplane falls on its ass terribly. This is pretty much propaganda to make you feel guilty about drinking Coke and worshiping Hollywood whores. The publicity with this film tries to rekindle the ... read more
Critic Reviews
This John Cusack-driven exercise in scorched-earth political comedy is neither as dark nor as timely as intended, and certainly not as funny. Full Review
Despite flashes of comic inspiration and an abundance of anything-goes boldness, this well-intentioned but wobbly satire is a chaotic free-fire zone. Full Review
For critics of the war with an appetite for red meat, War, Inc. will prove filling, if not quite completely nourishing. Full Review
Like the smart weapon technology it mocks, War, Inc. aims at the right targets but misfires so severely that even the clever details get obliterated in the resulting mess. Full Review
War, Inc. fires off dozens of lethal dialogue squibs like 'War is the improvement of investments using other means,' but it doesn't connect them into anything that can truly rattle an audience's compl... Full Review
Like so many satires in the Strangelove mold, this never comes close to working as a story, but its lampoon of U.S. imperialism and military privatization is so bracingly obnoxious I didn't really care. Full Review
A brave and ambitious but chaotic attempt at political satire. Full Review
War, Inc. has that provocateur's edge, and it's at least awake to the world around us. Full Review
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