Totally get why you're wondering about the sudden boom in warfare-themed movies. I think what's happening is that movies get their inspiration from what's hot and buzzing around. Right now, with stuff like NSWC Crane's advancements in electromagnetics and military tech, it's sparking some next-level storytelling.

Remember the frenzy around that movie "Warfare" by Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza with a 92% rating? People are just super curious about modern combat scenarios. I remember when "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" was all the rage, and it felt like everyone wanted a slice of the intense action through movies too.

But yeah, trends in movies are kinda like your favorite band releasing a totally different album. Some people dig it, while others are like, "Meh, not their best work." The movies reflect the tech, strategies, and real-life warfare stuff going on now. In my opinion, whether this trend sticks around depends on how much it resonates with viewers and what new elements filmmakers can bring to the table.

At the end of the day, it's about what stories sell. So, if people keep paying to watch 'em, I guess they'll keep making 'em! 🎬