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- Official Trailer (02:28)
- Trailer 1 (01:51)
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Synopsis
At the height of the First World War, two young British soldiers, Schofield (Captain Fantastic's George MacKay) and Blake (Game of Thrones' Dean-Charles Chapman) are given a seemingly impossible mission. In a race against time, they must cross enemy territory and deliver a message that will stop a deadly attack on hundreds of soldiers - Blake's own brother among them.
Cast
- George MacKay
- Dean-Charles Chapman
- Mark Strong
- Andrew Scott
- Richard Madden
- Claire Duburcq
- Colin Firth
- Benedict Cumberbatch
- Daniel Mays
- Adrian Scarborough
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- Jan 8, 2020
“1917 makes you FEEL like you’re in the war” - IGN
KarstenJan 10, 20201917 Achievement List Progress: 57% Unlocked Achievements WELCOME TO THE FRONT You received orders from the General. MIND THE CRATERS You crossed No Man's Land unscathed. AW, RATS You set off a trap and destroyed the German bunker. CHERRY BLOSSOMS Blake…
estherJan 20, 2020benedict cumberbatch saying “hope is a dangerous thing” really threw me for a loop like damn ma, you listening to lana del rey before heading into battle??
Laura - Jan 30, 2020
my cinematic experience was completed when my dad whispered 'hot priest' to me when andrew scott appeared
sophieJan 18, 2020his fitbit numbers would’ve been through the roof
adrieJan 24, 2020wait where was harry styles???
sree - Jan 5, 2020
What Deakins was able to pull off here is really impressive, especially Écoust at night being lit by fire and flares. That was stunning. These oners must’ve been very demanding on MacKay and Chapman and yet they gave really natural performances. The rest of the film felt…
RalphJan 10, 2020Got milk? A fairly simple ‘boots on the ground’ WW1 story elevated by exceptional blocking, (Deakins) camerawork, set design and overall polish. Sags a little in the last third and the music can be too schmaltzy at times (a problem I’ve had with Thomas Newman in the past).…
Alex IHEJan 18, 2020would rather watch dunkirk on an ipod nano
#1 gizmo fan
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- William Luckenbach liked1917
1917’s cinematography is great. The use of the long shot in this film is brilliant. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. 8/10
Lyn loved1917love a war movie
Kelsey Jay loved1917One of the best movies I ever seen. The cinematography is, not only breathtaking, but the director’s choice of extended scenes was perfect as it makes you feel like you are truly going on the journey with the protagonist. It is heartbreaking, powerful, and beautiful. Must watch!!
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Sanaa liked1917So good
Superbad loved1917Love the way that its all one shot or appears to be, puts you into the movie better
Danial loved19177.8/10
- Cory Nunez loved1917
what a phenomenal movie. the seamless shots really are something else. 8/10
shawn liked1917Best war movie I’ve ever seen, cinematography was beautiful.
Alos loved1917Don't normally like war movies but this film was amazing and kept me engaged through the entire story
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Verified Review
Wonderful story told in a way I’ve never experienced before. One of the best movies I’ve ever seen.
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Verified Review
This is one of those films, not a movie, a film, that must be seen in the movie theater. It is so expertly crafted and well made, it’s breathtaking in it’s execution. 1917 is one of the most beautifully shot and haunting war films I have ever seen and is a harrowing film. The story is so simple but is so epic and the director Sam Mendes and Roger Deakins the cinematographer should be given tons of awards for this tremendous achievement in film. Everyone needs to run out and see this movie now!!
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Metacritic
Jan 9, 2020
War is much on the minds of people right now, and 1917 is a good reminder, flaws and all, of what that really entails. The contradiction, of course, is that it is not one long slog through gorgeous sunsets, but a million little moments that make up the effort. That’s kind of the movie Mendes made, and yet it’s not. You want to feel a movie like this, but too often you simply appreciate it.
Bill Goodykoontz
Arizona Republic
Jan 9, 2020
The film is a genre entertainment and, like all such beasts, it honours certain conventions and allows certain compromises.
Donald Clarke
The Irish Times
Dec 3, 2019
As 1917 goes on and the pair face a series of logistical challenges (navigating a collapsing bunker, crossing a bombed-out bridge), the film’s form begins to resemble that of a video game—only without the user interaction that makes games so compelling.
Josh Larsen
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