World War III

About This Movie

So, World War III is quite the curious blend of comedy and fantasy. It starts with Khamis, who’s really not the best at football, and his mishap leads him to this abandoned museum. The real kicker? The statues come to life at 17:00, which gives the whole thing this whimsical, yet slightly chaotic atmosphere. The pacing is a bit uneven at times, but that kinda adds to the charm. Practical effects aren’t the star here, but they’ve got a certain quirky appeal that matches the film’s tone. It’s more about the interactions between Khamis and these animated pieces of art, and the performances have this playful, almost absurd quality that keeps you engaged. Definitely one of those films that stands out for its offbeat premise and execution.

quirky humor · unique premise · statues come to life