The Call of Duty movie will explore “the cost of war” and probably won’t be as graphically violent as director Peter Berg’s upcoming Netflix film, The Mosquito Bowl.
In an interview with
<p>Berg said that underneath the hardware and killing, the games are ” really looking at the cost of war having to be a warrior who for whatever reason chosen put himself between real danger and rest us burden that these guys carry>
He described the characters – Captain Price, Soap, Ghost, and Alex – as “complicated humans”, not “cartoon characters or comic books”, and said there’s “a real soul” beneath the violence.
“This is not just ‘Hey, let’s shoot them all up and shoot popcorn!’ Like, there’s a soul underneath it, that I understand that Taylor Sheridan understands, and I think probably not quite as graphically violent as Mosquito Bowl, but there will be a very strong soul, and consequence of war within the film, called ‘duty,'” he said.
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