4 Reasons Chris Pratt’s ‘Tomorrow War’ Is The Conservative Movie Of The Summer
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4 Reasons Chris Pratt’s ‘Tomorrow War’ Is The Conservative Movie Of The Summer

From pro-military themes to pro-dad, anti-government themes, Chris Pratt's blockbuster dares to do something different

Megan Basham

When the preview articles about the big movies of Hollywood’s post-pandemic comeback summer were being written, “The Tomorrow War” was barely a blip on the radar. In fact, it was such a non-factor, Paramount eventually ended up skipping a theatrical release and selling the rights to Amazon. But then, one-by-one, the big contenders seemed to squander their goodwill, leaving the afterthought to swoop in and seize America’s attention.

Once the film hit Prime, it quickly began breaking records, with star Chris Pratt thanking fans for making it the biggest streaming feature in the world this summer.

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