Sitting peacefully amid us in the Pacific Northwest is one of the defining symbols of a trigger-point to America’s involvement in Vietnam in the 1960s and '70s.

These films do a wonderful job of capturing the lethal nature of one of the United States' most elite military units.

Alex Garland's "Civil War" follow-up, "Warfare," screened for the first time in Hollywood to a crowd of real life veterans.

It seems only right that a crowd of veterans were the first to see Warfare, U.S. Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza’s feature directorial debut, co-written and co-directed with Alex Garland. On Wednesday night, ...