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It may offer energetic escapism for less demanding filmgoers, but Battleship is too loud, poorly written, and formulaic to justify its expense -- and a lot less fun than its source material. Read critic reviews
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Battleship videos
Battleship: Official Clip - You Sunk My Battleship
Battleship: Official Clip - That's a Hit
Battleship: Official Clip - Attack On Hawaii
Battleship: Official Clip - It's a Miss
Battleship: Official Clip - Shredding the John Paul Jones
Battleship: Official Clip - They Ain't Gonna Sink This Battleship
Battleship: Official Clip - Light 'Em Up
Battleship: Official Clip - Mahalo
Battleship: Official Clip - We're All Going to Die
Battleship: Official Clip - Not Dead! Not Dead!
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Movie Info
Lt. Alex Hopper (Taylor Kitsch) is a weapons officer aboard the destroyer USS John Paul Jones, while his older brother, Stone (Alexander Skarsgård), is the commanding officer of the USS Sampson. Unknown to Alex, Stone or the rest of the U.S. Navy, alien invaders have arrived on Earth with plans to steal Earth's resources. When a confrontation with the invaders knocks out the Navy's radar capability, American and Japanese forces must work together to find a way to save the planet.
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Rating: PG-13 (Intense Sequences of Action|Intense Seq. of Destruction|Intense Sequences of Violence|Language)
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Genre: Sci-fi, Action, Adventure
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Original Language: English
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Director: Peter Berg
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Producer: Brian Goldner, Scott Stuber, Peter Berg, Sarah Aubrey, Duncan Henderson, Bennett Schneir
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Writer: Jon Hoeber, Erich Hoeber
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $65.2M
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Universal Pictures
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Production Co: Film 44, Universal Pictures, Bluegrass Films, Hasbro, Dentsu
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Critic Reviews for Battleship
Audience Reviews for Battleship
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What the hell are aliens doing in a movie called Battleship? Really quite stupid.
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You know how they say you can't polish a turd? Well, I'd like to respectfully disagree, because that's exactly what Peter Berg has done with Battleship. It's an abysmal trek through stupidity and mind-numbery, but it's always pretty to look at. Universal clearly made Berg take Michael Bay 101, but it just isn't the same. I know this isn't going to make me any friends, but I like most of Bay's films (most). Bay knows how to frame and follow action. His characters can be poorly written, but his films always have a decent cast. Maybe I'm forgetting, but there's no equivalent to Rihanna in any of his films. She's so terrible in a film full of terrible performances that I had to single her out. This movie just gives me a headache. Rihanna's acting skills are no joke though, but somehow they still make me laugh. I guess if there are any positives to this film, they'd be the humanoid alien designs, which are cool when they aren't wearing Halo armor, and Brooklyn Decker. That's about it. Classic line: "You aren't going to sink this battleship. No way."
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Surprisingly okay for a film based on a game as plotless as Battleship. My favourite part was when they actually played it.
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Excellent film d'action. On retrouve vraiment le jeu BattleShip :)
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