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Netflix viewers will need to be quick if they want to catch this film before it leaves the streaming platform on July 27. War ...

Nobody cried havoc, but somebody let slip “War Dogs” anyway. It’s a waste of time for everyone involved, not least its leading men Miles Teller and Jonah Hill, neither of whom exhibit even ...

Teller, meanwhile, is more casual about firearms, despite not shooting any in War Dogs (in theaters nationwide Friday). "I have in my personal life," says the 29-year-old Whiplash breakout.

War Dogs review: Deadline's Pete Hammond says. Skip to main content. Open Mega Menu ... when those buddies are Jonah Hill and Miles Teller, working at the top of their game, that’s a very good ...

— -- Miles Teller stars alongside Jonah Hill in the new dramatic comedy “War Dogs,” about two amateur arms dealers who bluff their way to a $300 million Pentagon contract before it all ...

Gun peddling is a new look for Jonah Hill and Miles Teller, but the pair wear it well in the new War Dogs trailer. The real-life Diveroli and Packouz wound up in trouble in 2007 when their company ...

That would be Jonah Hill and Miles Teller, who star in War Dogs as the real-life guys who scored a $300 million Pentagon contract to arm the Afghan military during the Iraq War with really knowing ...

NEW YORK — In “War Dogs” (opening Friday), Jonah Hill and Miles Teller play South Florida slackers who took advantage of a loophole in the U.S. military’s procurement procedures to snare a ...

It turns out that Miles Teller’s David stumbled into the gig with his best friend from junior high school ... War Dogs hits theaters on August 19. Watch the new trailer below.

The new movie War Dogs is a war comedy, based on the true story of two unlikely arms dealers who landed a $300 million government contract. Jonah Hill and Miles teller star as David Packouz and ...

Nobody cried havoc, but somebody let slip “War Dogs” anyway. This airless, laugh-less true story about 20-something wheeler-dealers who became arms salesmen during the Bush-Cheney invasions of ...