I Declare War 2015 Watch Free in HD

I Declare War takes you into the heart of the city of Detroit where The Sinclair Family, The Demarco Family & the Khalil Family are each vying for control, power, money and the love of their families. Each family has a strong patriarch but being the leader of an organized crime family comes with a very high price. This is war and casualties will be your wife, your children or even yourself.

Genre:

Drama

Actors:

Anthony McNeil, Ulyssa Hancock, Lemastor Spratling, Chiquita Dunham-Parker, Andrae Bicy, Tiffany Mitchell, Chazmar Hall, Sarah Evalt, Dan Zarembski, Ali Baba, Michael Alexander, ...»

Director:

Dennis L. Reed II

Country:

United States

Release:

2015

IMDb:

5.3

Quality:

Duration:

80 min

RogerEbert.com

I Declare War plays like a C-student's final exam essay on Lord of the Flies. Any interest in the game is overridden by the massive amounts of allegory lifted straight from Golding's novel.

August 30, 2013

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Little White Lies

Tweenie woodland warmongering is at the centre of this tonally haywire fantasy satire.

June 05, 2014

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The Film Stage

I Declare War proves potent from the simple fact these minors portray soldiers without censor.

June 28, 2016

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Variety

Co-directors Jason Lapeyre and Robert Wilson do little more than repeatedly echo the pic's theme after establishing the basic conceit of Lapeyre's script in the opening minutes.

September 03, 2013

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Guardian

It doesn't help that some of the acting is drama-school awful, a fault for which the directors should be held more liable than the cast.

June 05, 2014

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Boston Globe

Imagination is what these filmmakers could use more of, as their ingenious concept doesn't develop much beyond gimmick.

August 29, 2013

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Cinema Crazed

A unique and out of the box film, and though the end result is only above average, it's still worth watching.

September 10, 2014

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New York Daily News

[A] surreal, strangely effective look at childhood imagination.

August 30, 2013

Los Angeles Times

The performances may be slightly uneven across the cast of a dozen distinct personalities (plus a dog), but overall the effect works because, after all, they're just playacting ... right?

August 29, 2013

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Movie Mezzanine

A breath of fresh air, whether you're looking for a good movie about kids or a good war picture.

April 08, 2014

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eFilmCritic.com

A bitter but paradoxically entertaining fantasia.

July 15, 2015

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Chicago Reader

This Canadian feature cleverly mixes archetypes from war films and coming-of-age movies, defamiliarizing both genres in the process.

September 26, 2013

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