Makes you want to watch it over and over again

Rating: 9/10 (11 January 2017)

Even though "War Dogs" isn't claimed to be an action film it has certain aspects of the mise-en-scene which puts it under the action genre. Such as, guns money and drugs. It is an all round spectacle.
I really liked the way this film was edited as sometimes we see captions pop up on screen such as "if i wanted you dead, you'd already be dead". Then, over the next few scenes we will hear the lines be said. My opinion of it was a nice touch from the editing crew as it makes the audience prepared on what the chapter is about. A lot like Tarantino's films.
During the film, we see the personalities of two friends and throughout the movie we see their personalities evolve as well as their friendship. Packouz (Miles Teller) is a masseuse working in Miami and at a funeral we learn that his junior high friend Diveroli (Jonah Hill) is an International arms dealer. When we find out that Packouz is having a baby, Diveroli takes him on to work at his company to earn more money. This gratitude of kindness and help gives the audience an idea on how friendship should be used and is the main moral of the story for me.
For most of "War Dogs", i loved Hill's character as we got to see his personality in a good way. However, after the FBI find out that Diveroli and Packouz have done illegal movements in getting 10,000,000 rounds of bullets to Afghanistan for the American military Packouz doesn't want to speak to him. In the final few scenes, we see Diveroli and Packouz in an elevator and Diveroli tells Packouz he was acting as his friend. This made me extremely shocked because we as an audience had learned to love this character and in an instance all respect had gone, making the scene have a powerful effect on the audience.
Overall, I loved this film and it signified the real meaning of trust and friendship and was a great spectacle.