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Ice Cube’s War of the Worlds film is a trainwreck. I’m obsessed

by Jamal Richaqrds
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Ice Cube’s latest venture into the world of cinema with the adaptation of H.G. Wells’ War of the Worlds has sparked quite a buzz. Despite debuting with a dismal 0% on Rotten Tomatoes (now slightly up to 3%), the film has managed to capture the attention of audiences, landing itself in Prime Video’s top ten most-watched list.

Taking a dive into this peculiar adaptation, one can’t help but notice the unconventional choices made throughout the film. Ice Cube’s character, Will Radford, a DHS officer with an inexplicable amount of power and surveillance capabilities, showcases a series of questionable behaviors, from spying on his own family to neglecting his job duties until aliens invade.

The film’s disregard for details and nuance is evident, with baffling performances, sloppy editing, and continuity errors that leave viewers scratching their heads. Moreover, the blatant Amazon product placement throughout the movie, from Prime delivery services to Amazon gift cards, adds a comical yet cringeworthy touch to the already chaotic narrative.

Despite its shortcomings, Ice Cube’s War of the Worlds offers a unique kind of entertainment. The sheer absurdity and unintentional humor make it a must-watch for those seeking a good laugh and a break from traditional blockbuster formulas. So, if you’re in the mood for a cinematic trainwreck that defies all logic, this film might just be the perfect choice for your next movie night.

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