Jos Slovick - I Am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger (from 1917) - Official Video
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- The folk song "I Am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger" was performed by Jos Slovick in the film 1917, directed by Sam Mendes. The a cappella version of the song was recorded by Jos and filmed at Abbey Road Studios in London.
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"I Am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger" arrives in the wake of Thomas Newman’s critically acclaimed score for 1917. Towards the end of the film, actor Jos Slovick appears as a British soldier singing the song to his fellow troops prior to battle. Of the release, Slovick says, “1917 is an incredible film to be part of. It felt like a special moment when we filmed that scene, and I’m so pleased it’s resonating with people. Recording the song at Abbey Road Studios was a dream come true.”
ABOUT THE FILM
Set at the height of the First World War, 1917 centers on two young British soldiers, Schofield (George MacKay) and Blake (Dean-Charles Chapman), who 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.
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I am a poor wayfaring stranger
I'm travelling through this world of woe
Yet there's no sickness, toil nor danger
In that bright land to which I go
I'm going there to see my father
I'm going there, no more to roam
I'm only going over Jordan
I'm only going over home
I know dark clouds will gather round me
I know my way is rough and steep
But golden fields lie just before me
Where God's redeemed shall ever sleep
I'm going home to see my mother
And all my loved ones who've gone on
I'm only going over Jordan
I'm only going over home
Repeat verse one and chorus
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Was this an actual song sung by soldiers in WWI, or was it written for this film?
@@dmargaret2729 From Wikipedia: "The Wayfaring Stranger" (also known as "Poor Wayfaring Stranger" or "I Am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger"), Roud 3339, is a well-known American folk and gospel song likely originating in the early 19th century about a plaintive soul on the journey through life. As with most folk songs, many variations of the lyrics exist.
@@galaxywolf89 Thanks! [and you cited your source, I love you!
1917
@@dmargaret2729 - the odd placement of this haunting song in the movie, at that stage of the movie, was brilliant. No, it did not fit in historically or culturally. But that was the genius of it. It was the perfect foil, and balm, for the all the traumatic sequences that preceded it. It was an amazing moment in the film, and this rendition by Jos Slovick is superb.
Jos sounds like he's never breathed polluted air.
Why- yes..
this is an underrated comment
This is the best way to describe his voice tbh
best comment
How dare you
When Schofield got to take a break, so did we.
@@EL-rg9lk wtf do you need it. Go make one
@@danielanthonybalandra2396 my cuntry not supperted this
@@EL-rg9lk then why does it exist in your country if they do not support it?
@@EL-rg9lk like you know where I live
@Fenrir go to hill nigga
The crazy shit is there is no music, no orchestra. Just the his voice and the hollowness of war
@Mia Siu ikr
Exactly!...this piece of music is true magic! So haunting and fulfilling. Perfectly placed in the movie which also is a masterpiece
:Shut up about the sun"
~ Skeleton Man
Unbelievable what war can do to a man. Not a day goes by I dont think of Afghanistan. Crazy
@@dhooter what about Afghanistan?
I took my Father to see 1917 when it came out. He loved it as a student of history and movie lover. I cried like a baby during this song because I knew about his Cancer.....
We took him to see the New Top Gun, which he loved, and was the last movie he saw in theater, hut this movie and this scene/song stuck with me.
Lost Dad 11/13/22 after fighting cancer for 8 years. I truly hope my Dad, Brian Dolan, is seeing his Father and Mother (and 8 siblings) again.
And I hope to see him again.........
Thanks, Dad.
May his soul rest in peace 🕊️
Blessed are the peacemakers
i cried a little reading that
@@spacemansasha not cried but yk i felt sorry
@@NastyDaddyWatson69 yes but i cried a little
Ah..... this movie will forever hold a special place in my heart.
severina marczyński For me, as well!!! I truly believe it changed me. ❤❤ It didn't feel like I watched a movie in a theater; it was more like I went through what they did.
Me too
Same.
same
My grandfather was in that war & it made me feel closer to him even though he died before I was born.
"Schofield stops on the edge of the clearing. Unsettled by the world before him. Unsure if these men are living or dead.
"If he is one of these ghosts"
-1917 script
Oh fuck, that’s exactly what I was thinking when I was watching that. Sam Mendes did some masterful work with that scene.
@@kaziiqbal7257 this entire movie was great, went in thinking it would be meh but I was pleasantly surprised
It was one of the best.
😭
🥺😰
This part of the movie felt like a dream,
Reminded me glimpses of LOTR
People say he died after falling down the stairs and the rest was heaven/ a dream.
I was watching it high too which made it even more beautiful 😂
PAPA'S TATER TOTS who died?
It did
Proud to say I was there for the filming of this movie. I stood by for the whole river scene and watched various takes. I was only there to paint the river and the film makers let me stay because it was obvious I wasn't there to interfere, so I got to watch as I painted. I had no idea it was a movie, I thought it was a war documentary or something, because they wouldn't give me any details. Only when I watched the movie in cinema did I recognise the shot that I saw filmed! It was right before this song, and it made the whole thing a lot more special.
That's really interesting! What do you mean by painting the river if you don't mind me asking?
@@fillippos7970 I had brought oils with me and was there to paint the river plein air style. Yknow, easel and canvas
His the perfect guy to sing this song. He sings it like an actual soldier in the field and not a singer on stage.
It's the same dude
@@dmdocs exactly. thats why hes the perfect guy
Yeah good point😂
It is him joe Slovick is the soldier standing up in the movie and he is also standing up in this music video.
that's because he is the same dude who sung it in the movie
This song gives me LOTR vibes, kinda like when Merry sings when Faramir charges. I LOVE IT.
I get the same vibes, the "here. Enjoy something beautiful before we destroy everything. Again."
This was alot of what I'd felt, and considering Tolkien fought in WWI, there might have been some inspiration taken from his philosophy of beauty in times of heartbreak and chaos.
@@Palafico3 Oh definitely. Tolkien was very much inspired by his war experience.
@@alalalala57 It colors his work. Mordor is almost a word for word description of no man's land, minus any water. And the last words of his series with Samwise - "He drew a deep breath. 'Well, I'm back,' he said." How many soldiers wish to come back home, how many yearn for the life they had before. I'm tempted to say those were the words Tolkien thought when he finally came back to his home again.
It was Pippin singing ;)
I think the most haunting part of the movie was when we only see the backs of the soldiers listening to the song and when the camera turns to their faces it's just a bunch of boys practically in their teens it looks like.
That was the case. Even for WW2, lots of 16 year olds enlisted.
That's often the case when you have to call for a general mobilization, young inexperienced and still innocent boys, yet willing to fight for their countries and families
Who do u think are fighting uor wars ???
My generation is next
Us teens fuckers
Daniel Picconi lol it’s your own fault for being younger faster and sharper. Sorry that you keep having your freedoms stripped away good luck against the Russians and Chinese! Godspeed
The soldiers looked clearly in their 20s to me
As a French man I’m sad about this movie. It is such an amazing movie, paying tribute to the good Tommies who helped us deeply in this war. I’m just sad that we the French can’t make a proper movie like this to praise our brave Poilus.
Tommies and Frogs have been long enemies to the greatest of allies
Salut nous avons "joyeux Noël" qui rends hommage aux Poilus. Très bonne soirée
You guys kicked ass in that war. You held the line for 4 years against people who lived and breathed war. The French deserve far more credit than they get in both wars.
@@spacewolf182 If you dig into it the French performed extremely well in the Battle of France, their air force, despite fighting with inferior planes and completely outnumbered, shot down something like 1000 aircraft? Between 800 and 1000 though I can't remember the exact number. They prepared for the war wrong but fought insanely hard nontheless and I believe if just a few things had gone differently they could've held. One of the biggest things was the decision to stop producing the MS406 and instead switch to producing the D.520. Switching production lines takes time, lots of time, and they wasted months retooling where they could've built hundreds of fighters. It was a bad decision that imo doomed them. But yeah the french dont get enough credit for their actions. They fought crazy hard
Be careful what you wish for, good man. You may just get it.
It is our duty and responsibility to remember the soldiers of WW1 and WW2.
...and every other war also. I have to remember the life I live is a privilege
It's our honor
Never Forget and Never Repeat
How can I like more than once...
We don’t remember them. We never met them.
Looks like only people who really appreciated and loved the art of filmmaking and real heroes are here.
GSatiFan Watching this movie in theaters was so one of my favorite movie watching experiences ever
Touché
@@JoJo-zd5tm same
As a Disabled Vet this song brings a tear to my eye.
Lyrics:
I am a poor wayfaring stranger
I'm travellin' through this world of woe
Yet there's no sickness, toil, nor danger
In that bright land to which I go
I'm going there to see my Father
I'm going there, no more to roam
I'm only going over Jordan
I'm only going over home
I know dark clouds will gather 'round me
I know my way is rough and steep
But golden fields lie just before me
Where God's redeemed shall ever sleep
I’m going home to see my mother
And all my loved ones who've gone on
I'm only going over Jordan
I'm only going over home
I am a poor wayfarin' stranger
I'm travellin' through this world of woe
Yet there's no sickness, toil, nor danger
In that bright land to which I go
I'm going there to see my Father
I'm going there, no more to roam
I'm only going over Jordan
I'm only going over home
Thank you.
Amo la interpretación
Bianca Grund you can just google the lyric
@@BruhBruh-mk5yg Yeah I know but I'm thanking the person because they took the time an effort to post it. I personally believe that they should be thanked when they do something for others. Have a great day.
Description
Am i dying?
*Yes*
Those lines discribes the horrors of war. Son's Husbands Brothers that never came back to their families.
In memories of all 40 million soldiers both Allies and Germans that never came back.
The Great War 1914-1918
1st Lt. Rob Atkinson I hate to be that person, but there was a lot more to the war than just Germany and the Entente.
Actually, 17 million died, not 40 million. And the Germans didn’t even start the war. They were the most dangerous.
Austians and hungarians too, ottomans also
40 million was world war 2
Mossyboi 56 to 60 million died in World War Two.
I cant be the only one to feel so. . . Empty when watching this?
There’s some movies that get better overtime, when you watch them again. But then there’s other movies. Ones that you know you can never see again for the first time.
1917 will forever remain one of the best films I’ve ever seen. Knowing I can never experience this again just pains me, but it also makes me happy. Moments like that should be cherished. It’s bittersweet.
100%
@Mason Burnett-Glover same.
@Mason Burnett-Glover sadly did not get to watch it in the theater though.
@@littlehollow yeah, I watched it on a plane. I still hate myself because i didn't go to a theater.
Damn the comment I've been looking for
This movie was a masterpiece one of my top movies ever 10/10
From someone, who has family,
that has a military background. This is very touching ❤️
It always sends shivers down my spine when I hear this song.
It's a song that means so much to be as a religious individual from Canada. This is an American folk Hymn from the early 1800s. Many of my Father's ancestors were American settlers. I can't help but wonder if they sung this song as they traveling from place to place or when they experienced challenging times. It's a song that speaks to my soul and makes me think of those who went before me.
You know someone has an amazing voice when they need no instrumentals to accompany them
Chills came over me like a sudden rain and now tears fall as i listen to the mournful song. My heart breaks for those lost in too many wars. 😢❤
Rest In Peace to all the Fallen Soldiers 🕊
It's so sad that I was underage when this movie came out and couldn't enjoy it in theatres. Sam Mendes has truly made a historical masterpiece.
His voice sounds like heaven. It's so clear and pure. Absolutely gorgeous
This film is simply outstanding but when this song came on I did not expect it and it moved me to my core. I can't even imagine what the poor souls went through in both the great wars! May God rest their soul
I'm not much for war movies. Idk why they never resonated but always enjoyed reading about them. After playing a bit of Battlefield 1, I've been on a ww1 kick so decided to buy 2 movies. All Quiet on the Western Front (1930) and 1917. These two movies might turn into my favorites, def up there as favorite movies in general. I can't imagine even a fraction of a fraction of a fraction what either side must have felt just sitting in a trench waiting for that whistle
I am a poor wayfaring stranger
I'm travellin' through this world of woe
Yet there's no sickness, toil, nor danger
In that bright land to which I go
I'm going there to see my Father
I'm going there, no more to roam
I'm only going over Jordan
I'm only going over home
I know dark clouds will gather 'round me
I know my way is rough and steep
But golden fields lie just before me
Where God's redeemed shall ever sleep
I'm going home to see my mother
And all my loved ones who've gone on
I'm only going over Jordan
I'm only going over home
I am a poor wayfarin' stranger
I'm travellin' through this world of woe
Yet there's no sickness, toil, nor danger
In that bright land to which I go
I'm going there to see my Father
I'm going there, no more to roam
I'm only going over Jordan
I'm only going over home
Idk what it is but this song reminds me of a quote “Older men declare war, but it is the youth that must fight and die” -Herbert Hoover
My father requested this for his funeral. We just buried him last week.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Wishing peace for you in the days and months ahead.
Your father had an excellent tastes in music. I am very sorry for your loss.. x
This was such a chilling scene in the movie. Profoundly deep and moving.
The absolute best version of this song. Nothing is as haunting or hard hitting as this.
Jos Slovick did an amazing job with this song! Everytime I hear it I can feel how despite the horrors of the war, we are all humans inside.
In my head, I say “I am a poor Wayfaring Soldier” and “I’m traveling through this world at war”.. to me these lyric changes make it more powerful than it already is. Amazing song
One of the best movies ever with the best version of this wonderful song.
This was definitely one of the best scenes of the whole movie. His voice is amazing and so is this movie
We sing this song in our church. It’s beautiful especially when in harmony. It was one of my aunt’s favorites. When she lay dying of cancer, I led the song while my family joined in. It was the last time I would see her alive. She died that night.
I remember this scene in the theatre, it was the moment when the entire emotional weight of events was suddenly injected into the audience. The drama of the film up to this point had been slowly wearing down whatever emotional defenses one might have and once left exposed this song pierced deep, all at once everyone connected to this moment.
agree totally
100% agree it just made u feel like u were there.
You have summed it up perfectly. Adrenaline got me up to this point on Schofields journey but upon hearing this beautifully sad haunting voice I suddenly had nothing left and all the emotion hit me all at once like a steam train. What a masterpiece and what brave young men. Rest in peace
This music haunted me when I watched the movie but now this has a lot more meaning. We are going through troubled times and this music expresses the faith we all have to have.
My great grandfather fought in World War 1. He was a scout and would be sent ahead of the rest to sleep sure the way was clear. He was shot and inhaled mustard gas but still survived though the war. He rode a donkey across Europe to see his brother in Germany. When the war ended, he retired in Rhode Island. I never met him, but I hear he was kind and funny. I cried when I watched this movie, as did my dad. We must never forget what they did and went through. Time will pass and they will fall into irrelevance, but we must tell there stories still. From generation to generation, even when the history books skip over what happend, we must never forget.
Love you PopPop
The most peaceful part in the whole movie, which shows that even such a slight break and immersing into the beautiful song and melody is such a luxury in a deadly cruel war. At this moment in the movie, Schofield is on the brink of collapse.
Most peaceful song , i have ever listened in any action movie
I lost my father when I was 6, not to war but to a motorcycle wreck, but I feel this song on another level. This song makes me long for the day I’ll see my dad’s face again after I’ve crossed from this life into my eternal life. I sing this when I want to see his face again.
Sounds like a beautiful singer from Ireland in a woodsy forest
Me leaving office at 6pm after 12 hours of shift,
My manager: where tf are you going?
Me: I am gooooooooing home to seeee my motheeerrr.
Learned how to play this song in guitar class the other day before schools got shut down from Corona virus in my state.
Mike Mansell you are a goat
@@ArmanZaidi when the world ends I'll be playing this in a sea of abandoned cars lol like the scene from Steven Kings the stand.
F
Yep,the silent, stalking killer,but we will win the war
Me too i was ready and then the day when I supposed to sing it my school's got shut down :(
My uncles served in WWI - both survived but their minds were never the same.
"Thr Devons... I need to find the Devons.."
Haven't heard this song in ages and he is doing a beautiful job.
He is an underrated singer
Was listening to this all the way through a war novel I did for a class project. Name was "The Sorrow of War" by former PAVN soldier Bao Ninh. Really gives way for the mood to write about the memoir of someone who gone thru hell and back
But golden Fields lie just before me. where God's redeemed shall ever sleep.
God aint real.
Puzdewurm Im Loch doesn’t matter, I’m an atheist but I think I would become deeply pious in the face of death during war. You have to seek comfort when knowing you may die and never see your family again, believing there is something more gives you that comfort.
@@puzdewurmimloch5518 I put my number down below, feel free to call.
livein4 Christ what am I gonna do with your number?
@@puzdewurmimloch5518 shoot me a call if you want too. I like talking about this type of thing, do it a lot actually
This plays in a very recent video in Ukraine of a Russian soldier evading his own troops firing on him so he can sucessfully surrender. The footage and environment looks exactly like the trenches in this film, 106 years on...
The same video lead me here......
That russian soldier was the first moment after a long year that I felt true sorry for a man from that goddamn Z-land again..
@@MysterX79 what's the name of the video if you'd please?
@@MysterX79I remember that the White Death himself in a book he wrote about the winter war said that he did sometimes feel bad for the Russians he killed because he knew they were young starving men send to die
I lost my great great grandfather fighting the huns for peace may ever veteran rest in peace "war isnt about who's right its about who's left aginst the ruble"
Probably the most beautiful war movie I ever seen in my life. Every war movie told is bleak grim ugly bloody sad tragic but 1917 was different. It was depressing it was bittersweet but it was also serene hopeful and divinely beautiful this movie is life changing. Fell in love with George Mackay from this role.
Best film I’ve seen this year.
It was absolutely haunting to see those uniforms, those helmets and jackets and rifles, just for the cameras to pan and show those young men's faces.
He makes it seem so effortless, but the control he has over his breathing, the tone, the tempo/rhythm (which is sooo subtle); it’s all extraordinary.
Staying in key acapella is hard, a solo is harder, but then for the song to be measured and slow? Wow.
Young man has a gorgeous voice, but I believe with the right kind of music behind it, it would have been even better. the classics never die. such a good song
Great voice. Beautiful song.
One of my favorite songs
Best version of the song. Sometimes simplicity is best.
The only thing that I picture of when listening to this song: The brave young men and teenage boys who sacrificed their youth and lives to fight this war. May they rest in eternal peace.
The best film of the history!
I actually watched this coming back from Afghanistan in June, 2020 on the way home to Sydney, Australia..will always have an effect on me.😊 War is a paradigm of interests and foreign investment..😮
esta canção transmite uma paz.
My biggest regret is not seeing this movie in theaters. But at the same time, I'm so glad for my brother showing it to me and watching it together with him
I didn't watch this ...I felt this
This film works a fine line between technical exercise and emotional masterpiece, and it doesn’t always pull it off well. But damned if this scene wasn’t powerful.
Situation between Ukrain and Russia remind me this song.
I loved the movie style. It was awesome. But in the end I did cry. I am man.
What a sad song. Tugs at my heart.
This reminds me of Misty Mountain Cold in the hobbit, but the lyrics here makes me feel more emotional 🥺
Only the dead know the end of war
I am from Jordan ❤
I stopped breathing in that scene... I didn't want the sound of breathing interrupt this master piece
I just remember the need of leaving the theatre room to wash my tears on the final of this scene.
I have always been a fan of "haunting" music, even before I knew what that meant. My daughter saw this movie, and immediately knew this would be a song I loved. I have since then found a couple other versions that I really like, also, but this is the BEST. So pure. The epitome of "haunting".
Just watched 1917 for the 2nd time. I completely forgot about the inclusion of this song. Brought me to tears again. Absolutely haunting and beautiful
very powerful. funny though how they cut off the reverb at 0:20. awfully weird mistake for such a production.
Hands down 1 of the best songs I've ever heard without any music . 💯👍💪💯🙏
Awesome. Just Awesome. Fantastic. I don't have any other words to express how this made me feel.
Awesome
I love this song and it is beautifully sung!
War may be waging on the different parts of the planet, but it can be felt everywhere.
This hits different now I’m going to the army
God bless you, my brother. Do the whole world proud. Don't forget about God as well. :)
Nah, you let the devil inside of you. Don’t listen to that freak
I play this after I'm done playing matches of BF1 operations
This guy’s voice is so simple, no vibrato or anything. But it’s so pure, piercing, and beautiful, that it’s the perfect voice to sing this song. Makes the whole scene in the movie so incredibly powerful.
Honestly I prefer simple voices 100000x to vibrato.
What's up with vibrato that some people don't like it? Besides, of course, a personal preference?
Joshua idk. It really depends on the song. I guess people just hate extra? Especially when it’s not needed.
@@Udontkno7 Yeah? Idk too. I was never taught how to sing but in my teenage years I joined a choir and sang every song with vibrato cuz that's how I thought songs were to be sung lol. I was very surprised when a close friend of mine said she hated my vibrato but she got chills if I sang without it.
There's some vibrato here, he's just using it carefully and with great taste! Great singing for a great scene.
This was the last movie I saw in the theaters before lockdown.
This feels so nostalgic.
Imagine that same thought, applied to a deployment to the western front. Hard to imagine even enjoying a movie in a theater after that.
Me too
Same with me!! 💔😢
You are fortunate my friend. The last I saw before the lockdown was TRoS
Same here
I didn't found the text, here you have it.
I am a poor wayfaring stranger
I'm travellin' through this world of woe
Yet there's no sickness, toil, nor danger
In that bright land to which I go
I'm going there to see my Father
I'm going there, no more to roam
I'm only going over Jordan
I'm only going over home
I know dark clouds will gather 'round me
I know my way is rough and steep
But golden fields lie just before me
Where God's redeemed shall ever sleep
I'm going home to see my mother
And all my loved ones who've gone on
I'm only going over Jordan
I'm only going over home
I am a poor wayfarin' stranger
I'm travellin' through this world of woe
Yet there's no sickness, toil, nor danger
In that bright land to which I go.
I'm going there to see my Father
I'm going there, no more to roam
I'm only going over Jordan
I'm only going over home
Thanks 🙏 beautiful voice message looking forward to that day. It’s soon
Thanks for this🙏
it was on the description but alright,thanks.
Thank you for that.
Thank you so kindly for sharing the lyrics! ❤ God Bless You 🙏🏻
When Schofield slumped against the tree, absolutely spent, the viewers felt the same way. When he finally blinked and was like, "You're the Devons?" The audience "remembered" that there was more of the mission to finish.
Spencer Frank Clayton I didn’t want the music to end and I felt taxed when he had to get back up and continue
.......and he was pretty cute (in a sad way) when he said weakly, "The Devons. I have to find the Devons....." 😢❤
Spencer Frank Clayton i felt this. So hard.
I thought that he forgot about the mission and rather confused why he stopped and listened to this
nah i kept screaming at my tv for schofield to continue his mission and warn Colonel MacKenzie. He was so close to finishing his mission
Never ever forgetting this experience in the theater. Hands down the most gorgeous yet haunting thing I’ve ever experienced in any war film. Literally had goosebumps for 6 minutes straight. Lol was singing along quietly to it as well.
Completely agree, the theatrical war movies really make the difference. I cried at Dunkirk, and I was emotionally exhausted after 1917
Agreed, the cinematography by Roger Deakins was jaw dropping!
Wish I saw it in the theater 😢
In had goosebumps the whole time because you never feel like he's safe
hauntingly beautiful. beauty in tragedy
I will always be jealous of the past me that watched this scene and heard the song for the first time. I almost fell into a trance and for a moment forgot I was in a movie theatre. 1917 is a masterpiece.
I'm jealous of anyone that watches this for the first time. It still hits me hard but that first viewing was one of the best viewings I've ever had in a theater and wish I could relive it
Same
It is
@@jordanskinner3148 - I don't know honestly. Perhaps I should give it another try, but I disliked the movie overall. Song is great. Costumes are great. Perhaps the way it's filmed, I find it redundant. Story is rather lame as well?
it was visually appealing but a masterpiece is a bit of a stretch.
5 bunker rats disliked this.
That actually made me laugh out loud
17*
22 more.
Now it's 40
51 now.
The voice of an angel, singing about hell.
Damn 😔
Remember our fallen soldiers ✋
Not Hell but something worse, War.
And also singing about heaven. A beautiful yet sad dichotomy, and one that far too many people have experienced over the millennia for no good reason beyond the ambitions of man.
No he’s singing about going to our home in the heavenlies where there is no more wars, or pain.
@@mikhail_tal1866 There are no innocent people in Hell.
Maybe Hawkeye Pierce had a point.
People Who Have Not Seen 1917: So What Is Your Favorite Scene?
Me: *YES...*
that one long uncut scene...
😂
I'm sorry to break your dreams but 1917 was turn in more then one scene, the réalisatror just make the cut invisible.
It's still a very good movie
Alexandre Croteau well duh. We know it’s not actually one scene
Fun fact: 1917 is actually TWO scenes. There is a very visible cut in the movie, when he passes out in daylight and then wakes up again when it's already night.
If I could sing like that I swear to God I'd never shut up.
I can agree both of us sound like dying cats am I right.
If you could sing like that, we would be the best of friends 😂
Same
Same here I’m also 13 so I hav a little crack in my voice 😅
I probably could
1917 was hands down, one of the best movies I have ever watched.
It's Mendes' best movie since American Beauty. What a haunting, moving piece of art.
Hacksaw Ridge? We were soldiers? Must I continue?
The fact that y'all got so pressed about my reply makes me smile.
1917 Third battle Ypres
The United States enters ww1.
@@SavageSquash896 or you could just let people enjoy what they enjoy
Easily