The best movie of the summer

Rating: 9/10 (23 August 2016)

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"War Dogs" stars Jonah Hill and Miles Teller, and is an absolute blast and no doubt the best movie of the summer. First off, Jonah Hill's performance is so energetic, hilarious, and fun to watch. I don't want to spoil anything about his character, but let's just say he's very unpredictable, and very funny. He has some lines in this movie that will make you bust a gut laughing, and he's also surprisingly cool. He has a great scene involving drug dealers that I won't spoil, but it's one of the most entertaining scenes of the film. Miles Teller plays more of the serious man in this role, and he is just as good. He gives a compelling, sympathetic, and believable performance, and the relationship between him and his girlfriend, Ana de Armas, (who is probably the most beautiful person on the planet) is sweet to watch, and I enjoyed the romance and drama between them.
The chemistry between Miles and Jonah felt real; they felt like childhood friends, and you could tell they had fun playing off of each other. Jonah felt like the person everyone wanted to be, while Miles felt like the person everyone became. In other words, Jonah was the fantasy and Miles was the reality, if that makes any sense. However you want to word it, the dichotomy between them worked well and they were both supremely entertaining.
Also, Bradley Cooper has a small role in this movie, and he delivers what is probably the coolest line of the entire movie. He was so good, and I wish he played a more prominent role in the film, but what we got of him was great.
While this movie is marketed as a comedy, it is more of a very fun and interesting drama with some really funny moments. "War Dogs" is pretty much non-stop fun from start to finish, and is, in my opinion, the best film that Todd Phillips has made so far.