Warfare

Welcome back to Bad Dads Film Review! This week’s episode packs a punch as we dive into Top 5 Juniors in Movies and TV, followed by a deep dive into the intense war thriller Warfare (2025). No kids’ TV show this week — we’re keeping it strictly grown-up.
🎯 Top 5 Juniors in Movies and TV
- Indiana Jones Jr. (Young Indiana Jones / Indiana Jones Series)
Before he became the famed archaeologist, we met young Indy — curious, brave, and always in the thick of danger. - Junior (Junior, 1994)
Arnold Schwarzenegger as a pregnant man in this oddball comedy — a “junior” no one saw coming, proving unforgettable for its sheer weirdness. - Tony Junior (The Sopranos)
Corrado “Junior” Soprano may not exactly be youthful, but his nickname and pivotal role as a cunning elder statesman in The Sopranos make him iconic. - Junior Healy (Problem Child series)
The ultimate cinematic troublemaker, Junior’s pranks and chaos earned him infamy in 90s family comedy. - Carl’s Jr. (Idiocracy, 2006)
Okay, this one's a bit cheeky. The fast-food chain's dystopian presence in Idiocracy remains a hilarious jab at corporate excess — and hey, it has “Jr.” right there in the name.
🎬 Main Feature: Warfare (2025)
Directed by David Michôd, Warfare is a gripping and brutal war thriller set in the near future, where military technology has escalated conflict beyond recognition. Starring Oscar Isaac, John Boyega, and Jodie Comer, the film follows a fractured unit of soldiers caught behind enemy lines after an experimental weapons system malfunctions.
The story tracks the unit’s desperate attempt to survive and navigate a world where alliances blur, drone warfare dominates, and morality is tested under fire. It’s a relentless, high-stakes tale about loyalty, survival, and the thin line between soldier and machine.
Warfare is bleak, brutal, and compelling. It’s not for the faint-hearted but rewards viewers looking for smart, unflinching war drama. Expect plenty of post-movie debate about where technology is taking modern warfare — and whether humanity can keep up.
This week’s episode is a little darker, with no kids’ show in sight. But with a mix of cinematic Juniors and hard-hitting warfare, there’s plenty for film fans to sink their teeth into. Buckle up for an intense ride.
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