It's pretty much how Rhodey
became War Machine in the Iron Man movies, after all.
We get some proper Nick Fury action, we see just how powerful and well - connected S.H.I.E.L.D. really is, Rhodey
becomes War Machine and, easily the most important thing this movie does, Scarlett Johansson is introduced as Black Widow.
Not exact matches
Mustard gas and the
machine gun would
become the hallmarks of a protracted
war so brutal that many expected it to be history's last major conflict, a cataclysm that would make
war appear too mutually destructive to merit a place in the modern world.
They are not even greatly stirred by the prospect that we shall export our
wars with our
machines to other planets and re-enact on a larger scale the kind of history with which we have
become too familiar.
Some of the best examples, such as H.G. Well's Time
Machine (1895) and
War of the Worlds (1898),
became classics.
I mean we've seen all these movies like Terminator, that someday the
machines will
become conscious and self - aware and wage
war on us.
Machine Gun Preacher (R for sexuality, profanity, violence, disturbing images and drug use) Redemption drama chronicling the real - life exploits of a recently - paroled biker (Gerard Butler) who ventured with his wife (Michelle Monaghan) to
war - torn Sudan in order to rescue hundreds of kidnapped orphans after
becoming a crusader for Christ.
«[A] fter a sluggish and chaotic start,
War Machine finds its groove and becomes its own thing: a mordant, cleareyed critique of American war - making that is all the more devastating for being affectionately drawn.&raq
War Machine finds its groove and
becomes its own thing: a mordant, cleareyed critique of American
war - making that is all the more devastating for being affectionately drawn.&raq
war - making that is all the more devastating for being affectionately drawn.»
In spymaster Alan Furst's most electrifying thriller to date, Hungarian aristocrat Nicholas Morath
becomes embroiled in a daring and perilous effort to halt the Nazi
war machine in eastern Europe.
In spymaster Alan Furst's most electrifying thriller to date, Hungarian aristocrat Nicholas Morath — a hugely charismatic hero —
becomes embroiled in a daring and perilous effort to halt the Nazi
war machine in eastern Europe.
Since its defeat in World
War II, Japan has
become one of the world's largest and most technologically advanced manufacturers of motor vehicles, electronic equipment,
machine tools, and so on.
With the growth of mass communication channels, media
wars have
become a strong and powerful
machine of creating, conducting and escalating conflicts between countries, nations and communities.