Richard Heilman

I haven't even seen this film yet, but based on the plot posted on Wikipedia and the "Official Trailer", it seems a joke. Kalifornia and Texas as allies? As John Wayne would say, "That'll be the day." And three other coalitions? It may be trying too hard to be politically correct and neutral, but we all know that is not what a civil war is all about. True,and let's face it, this country has never been more divided. If an actual civil war were to occur, it will be hard line drawn between the "North and the South", in this case hard-line leftists versus hard-line conservatives. Most of the conservatives have had just about enough of the Biden administration, "Wokeism", socialist Democratic policies, a busted economy, suspected voter fraud, media censorship, world unrest, and Soros monetary influence. The Left, mostly still hating Trump, fearful of so-called MAGA "Nazis", and afflicted with TDS will be at complete odds, once again. So if Biden does get reelected and Trump does not, depending on which side you're on, there is definitely concern that a civil war could take place. What a pitiful time in America and it would be interesting to see how history views and reports this period long after we are all gone. I'm giving the film itself a "neutral vote" based on an attempt to be objective about current conditions bother here and abroad.