1917 - Official Trailer [HD]
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- 1917
In Select Theaters Christmas, Everywhere January 10
www.1917.movie
Sam Mendes, the Oscar®-winning director of Skyfall, Spectre and American Beauty, brings his singular vision to his World War I epic, 1917.
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.
1917 is directed by Sam Mendes, who wrote the screenplay with Krysty Wilson-Cairns (Showtime’s Penny Dreadful). The film is produced by Mendes and Pippa Harris (co-executive producer, Revolutionary Road; executive producer, Away We Go) for their Neal Street Productions, Jayne-Ann Tenggren (co-producer, The Rhythm Section; associate producer, Spectre), Callum McDougall (executive producer, Mary Poppins Returns, Skyfall) and Brian Oliver (executive producer, Rocketman; Black Swan).
The film is produced by Neal Street Productions for DreamWorks Pictures in association with New Republic Pictures. Universal Pictures will release the film domestically in limited release on December 25, 2019 and wide on January 10, 2020. Universal and Amblin Partners will distribute the film internationally, with eOne distributing on behalf of Amblin in the U.K.
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I still can’t get over how the whole movie is like one long continuous scene. I’ve never seen a movie filmed like that and it absolutely blew me away.
Birdman
The Revenant
Watch birdman
@Patrick Batemen The Revenant wasn't made to look like that.
Watch Alfred Hitchcock's Rope. They do the same technique, which while might not be as exciting it delivers its own level of suspense in real time too
when the trailer has more cuts than the movie.
@Soccer Loco it has 3 cuts
@@swaroop7021 no, I think it has more than 3, but not too much, but they are hidden very very well (except the midpoint one. The only actual visible cut), but gosh darn is this such a good movie.
@@swaroop7021 a lot more than 3
It has one full obvious cut, and dozens of hidden ones
Theres only One scène
Once you see the movie the song in the background, hits different
Normal Girl 1:21
“I’m going theeeere to see my fatherrr”
😭 it sounds so beautiful in the trailer after hearing it in the movie
the only thing i hit is my wife
You are so right
@@jackturner3719 but you don't have one you fat fuck
Normal Girl i cried at that part in the movie😭
time traveller from 21st century arrives
Time traveller: “what year Is it?”
Ww1 soldier: “1916”
Time traveller: “oh you mean the middle of World War 1?”
Ww1 soldier: “world war what now??? “
they be like "wait, there's sequel?"
Funny because it was was called the Great War back then
"You mean to tell me there... there are more of these coming??"
"I.... LOOK, let me show you this thing called an iPhone!"
This is in doctor who
@@cakeboy7782 No shit sherlock.
My parents describing how they walked to school everyday.
2:04
True
True
Lmao true
Go play fortgay dickwad
Left this movie crying with awe and intense sadness over the horrors of war
Laurie Freese
I tried not to cry but when coming out I lost it
Ciara Ann
Loved it
i just came home and now im actually depressed (in a good way)
@@ciaraann6377 How did you find this movie good? You are commenting like this is the first movie you've seen. Boring as hell.
Mercy Same
They should make a prequel called "1916" where Schofield survives Somme, since in the plot, Schofield is a veteran from the battle of Somme.
Good idea
I’ll love that
It would have to be a very different movie though. This one has a lot of transition as he's a runner. A single wave wouldn't last long.
@@european-one
I’d love one though because I’ve been obsessed with Schofield for almost a year
“We are losing objective apples.”
“The enemy is being reinforced with an airship.”
Lol... yes!
*Kamikaze!*
ICE - BREAKER - 9000 - kamikaze happened in WW2
I was thinking about kamikaze the blimp in BF1
Their phonetic alphabet is so fucking gay
the fact that he didn’t hesitate to save his brother when given the order.. gives me chills
Just came back from watching this staggering masterpiece. The trailer doesn’t do the movie justice at ALL. Please go watch it
the trailer was already pretty epic for me
It's like not even released in a lot of places in America
sylamy 123 Oh really? Damn guys
sylamy 123 it is now, saw it bout 20 minutes ago, absoluelty phenomenal
Nvm, I just watched It, the trailer really doesn't do the movie justice
Trailer: *has many cuts*
The movie: lmao
So this is what a good movie looks like...
How long is the film please
Luv Life 2 hours
@@luvlife6347 2 hours of walking
Not really
@@T5IVEPICTURES Looks like we're getting strand type movies now
spoiler: the germans lose the war lmao
no, seriously , cant wait until they make a sequel to this. They should call it 1942
bloynik
No 1918 seeing if Schofield survives the War
1944 could be Saving Private Ryan, but without Ryan. Just trying to survive Overlord.
the middle man
No 1918
Yes 1942
Fuck all of you
George Mackay should get an Oscar for this performance
what about benedict cucumberbatch
Zeren Altiman
Yeah both of them should my lovers
Gr8Success he was in the movie for not even 3 minutes.
thouxan
Hated him in 1917 tho
Franz Styles
No it was a awesome movie I might see it again before it comes out in April
Reminds me of Dunkirk. What a technical achievement this is. Roger Deakins is a legend.
It was FAR FAR better than Dunkirk
I didn't rate dunkirk, i went and watched 1917 last night and left feeling abit empty although it was filmed brilliantly i couldn't really get attached to the story line and i was hoping for at least one epic battle scene which didn't really happen.
@@dannykuhrt9144 yikes no.
Dunkirk didn't have enough soldiers waiting on the beach. And it wasn't as good as I thought it would be. Apart from that, a forgettable movie - didn't do the heroes involved justice, in my opinion.
Gin Tomino Have you seen it?
I also thought that it would be like Dunkirk, I was absolutely wrong, and I’m glad I was wrong. The production will leave you in awe.
Kinda spoiler alert .
I love how the the movie ends how it starts. With him sitting in the field.
Shanelle Goodman except he’s alone this time
OD Brazy :(
Director want to say thats him love to serve his country instead of leaving the war and go back to his family
Nurul Nazirah
Yea he hated it
Shanelle Goodman yes I picked up on this too!
One of the best movies i have ever seen after a very long time.
Even Dunkirk was better than this crap. This is literally a mediocre blockbuster with great cinematography and nothing else of substance. If it was set in 2117 during an alien invasion you probably wouldn't even want to watch it. But because it's WWI you see it as a "period drama" rather than what it actually is - a mediocre blockbuster.
@@B3RyL have you even watched it? the emotions it makes you feel are something else. its not even a blockbuster, its a grim tale about the cruel reality of war and its VERY well told.
@@B3RyL oh shut up you tosser
@@MagikarpMan No, it's a series of events that makes you go "that could not have happened" intertwined by weak character development and boring plot. The only reason you're saying it's "about the cruel reality of war" is because it's set in WWI. Set in in any other time period and you'll have a different notion. Like, set it in 2117 during a random alien invasion. Same movie, same story, same characters, same events. You'd think it's ridiculous and flat and any emotional aspect is forced and ultimately pointless. But hey, that's the difference between sci-fi and period dramas - the setting. Look past the setting and you'll see that even most Disney movies are more deserving of an Oscar than 1917.
@@B3RyL no one cares about your opinion mate its only a movie you dweeb
This movie will win the best cinematography, directing and picture!
Mariam Otmishi
Fingers crossed it will
Mariam Otmishi yet the terrible script lmao
@@dantdt4693 The script is fantastic! George MacKay's character learns a valuable lesson which changes him by the end and his internal journey is paralleled and represented externally through certain events and images as you go...it's not super noticeable but this movie is so in harmony with itself it's actually a fucking brilliant script!
Alex Hansen I love when he says “if we’re not clever about this no one will get to your brother” and Blake replies with “I will”. Later when he’s sitting in the truck with the other soldiers they say ”you’ll never make it” and he replies with “I will”
It did in bafta awards you predicted so well
This movie looks so good
its the city inneh
Yung_ Doof it’s really good! I highly recommend seeing it on IMAX
It looks like shit.
Yung_ Doof
Yes it definitely does, I just came across it today and I’m getting reactions already and I probably cry on this
Paul Gaither are you brain dead? Even if the movie is overrated, it’s still not shit.
This looks both gorgeous and terrifying at the same time
And then its also shot in completely one take.....gonna be awesome
And it fucking is
It was amazing!
Just back from watching this, what a masterpiece this movie is. The cinematography is stunning and it's emotionally ripped me to shreds
@@Chrisnaut It was, but it was edited in.
We need more movies like with barely any cgi and more ww1 movies.
@Alex Barrett yeah but the big thing is it doesn't make it realistic.
Christopher Nolan: am I nothing to you?
there's no such thing as barely any CGI. there's CGI or there's no CGI
@Alex Barrett He's definitely a spamming shit. Look at the other threads. He's in them with the comment.
There's cgi even in the trailer
War knows no winners.
The world doesn't learn it. It will never learn. Sad.
Europe seems to have learned after WW2, for the most part.
While people rely their lives on the hands of some few bureaucrats, the fear of war will be eminent. Fight for individual freedom, fight for voluntary actions, and the world will see much less wars, much less deaths.
But some definitely loose more than others. For example Germany and USA in ww2, no doubt who was the loser there.
The war doesn't decide who is right, just who is left
It certainly has winners, those that manufacture the weapons and related war equipment and material, those that finance wars (esp for the winning side), various other interest groups that attain non-monetary gains.
Great movie. Very dry, realistic, has none of that "protagonist plot armor" bs and no clichès, at least as far as i could notice. Also when colonel Benderfield Coomerdutch in the end tells the corporal Scoffield that the troops will be sent to slaughter anyway the next morning at dawn really shows how futile that whole mission was. I like that there is no silver lining, no happy ending, just raw reality of War. Tragic.
One of the best anti-war movie i've ever seen. My all time favorite is still "Come and see". That movie messed me up for good.
樂咖 真的打架了 樂咖RRRR
Plot twist: His brother is Joffrey...
Tommen! Oh thank you! It was driving me nuts thinking I knew that kid from somewhere lol
Plot twist is that it’s Robb Stark....no. Really. It is. Richard Madden plays his brother.
@@losttribe3001 AhHahaha! Oh that tidbit just made me giggle with glee!
No, its King Henry!
Then let him die, too bad about the others.
My mom took me to see this movie and I hadn’t even seen the trailer, had no idea what it was going to be about .. I was absolutely amazed. Movie was great. I felt it was a perfect amount of time, not dragged on, and it got to the point . Well done 👍🏼
Edit : what I meant by not knowing what it was going to be about was my mom LITERALLY just said we are going to see a movie. When I asked what movie she said “19- something . I forget”
I’m not an idiot and I have taken a history class before .. lol
Madi W I mean, a movie is called 1917 and you didn’t have a single idea what it could be about?
Sacha Grégoire When i was going to watch it I hadn’t seen the trailer yet either, but I assumed it was about the great war by the name
ungratefulmetalpansy Well, considering the fact that I am 16 and that I know about history I would say that you would need to be born in some strange family to not know about the World Wars. I mean, I may be pretty different from the average teenager, but where I'm from at least, we're taught a lot about history in school.
@@sachagrgoire6294 you should know the fact that so called world war 1 is between only few nations France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, Austria-Hungary, Italy, and America. And world has way more nations to not record this caos.
Its ok if people don't know that incident.
Mr. Jashon Wasn’t it still a World War though? All I'm saying is that you should know about it if you've ever had decent history classes before. I know the number of countries that fought the war seemed small, but these countries were big. Especially Britain where the sun never sleeps or however that saying goes. The World Wars were such big historical events that it just seems strange for kids with normal education not to know about them. Plus you don’t only learn the history of your country in history class. Unless Canada as a different way of teaching?
Name: Benedict Cumberbatch
Specialities: Real life movies
Intesar Mehbub Khan Ramim *cough* *cough* doctor strange *cough*
@@danielblank9979 Well,I agree that Benedict has acted in a lot of fictional characters like Sherlock etc. but he does the biographies very well like Brexit,The Imitation Game.Just See his Wikipedia profile and the movies as well.Thanks.
Intesar Mehbub Khan Ramim didn’t disagree with you... I know that he played many non fiction movies, yet he played fictional as well. Same can be said about many other actors.
My brother was so close to getting into this movie as an extra but he didn’t cus of his braces and I feel really bad and he’s really sad cus this looks amazing to be honest
With no shoes as well😅😅
If you watch P. Jackson's documentary, "They Shall not Grow Old," many had missing teeth.
Will Curtis damn that sucks bro
That would be annoying
@@johnmolina3284 it was about immersion. i really dont know but something tells me missing teeth were very common and braces didnt exist (though i remember something looking like a torture machine which i think was the counterpart for braces).
1:06 Tommen’s trying to avoid the same death as his parents
LMAO STOP
1917 WON THE GOLDEN GLOBES FOR BEST PICTURE AND BEST DIRECTOR, CONGRATULATIONS SAM MENDES
"They're walking into a trap.... everyone will be massacred" THIS ACCURATELY DESCRIBES LITERALLY EVERY ATTACK IN FOUR YEARS OF WARFARE.
ITS A TRAP
Yeah, he says that now because it was the fourth year into that war and their replacement numbers were already getting depleted by that point. The high-ranking officers in WW1 were especially notorious for not caring about their men and treating the troops like crap, as if they were just game pieces to sacrifice. It was easy for them to not care very much because they didn’t have to charge with them across No Man’s Land. They just waited at headquarters or in the trenches while ordering their troops to all charge ahead in a human wave. Then they would just wait for more replacements to eventually repeat the same process.
J3SS3 H Incredibly simplistic of you
@@MrJH101 Very true. One idiot kiwi named Fryeberg killed thousands of Gorkhas and Mauris in Monte Cassino in the hands of German Panziers in WWII because of his stupidity. One British officer killed other few thousands in the hand of cholera in Mesopotamia due to his cowardice to move ahead.
‘Completely original’
*At the movie pitch*
“What if Frodo & Sam were in WWI...?”
Didn't Tolkien get inspiration for the bond of brothers amidst a terrible war from his service in WW1?
@@TheDeadmanstrolling for sure, just a joke at critics is all.
@@TheDeadmanstrolling Somewhat. A great deal of Tolkien's inspiration for Sam came from his batman (sort of like an officer's personal assistant) in the first world war.
can we talk about that tommen lannister is robb starks little brother in this movie ?
The twist! Glad I saw lil tommen tho, I was devastated when he ended in Got
Emily Dreamer
Wish me and my Aussie lover were in the Light horsemen
My Australian lover will go insane
Yes!
Laurie Freese
God I just remembered today is a year ago when we got back together
Kinda spoiler alert:
In the end when I see the soldiers advancing when the whistles go off, that just makes me respect troops so much. The front line of people must’ve been guaranteed certain death and they were sprinting with all their might. God bless the worlds troops.
Nolan Kerstetter
God I hope they make it
I think they were happy to end it, one way or another.
Seeing the Captain shaking and crying before going over the top was absolutely heartbreaking
Exion Studios I completely agree, just think, they’ve been there the whole time for every wave. War really is hell. This is by far the best movie I’ve ever seen, and it went by surprisingly fast lol
They have to advance, or else they will be court-martialed and face the firing squad.
Imagine tommy shelby playing in this movie
and arthur
Or the whole F Peaky Blinders
Big Danny Whizzbang
Watch anthropoid he’s in that and if you haven’t seen Dunkirk Murphy is in that as well.
69 Subs With No Videos Challenge 👍
If you really liked this movie then you’re going to like all of these
-Dunkirk
-Saving private Ryan
-Hecksaw Ridge
-Fury
Haven't seen Dunkirk and Fury yet but I'm looking forward to see it.
Joshua Avanceña Dunkirk was awesome! Highly recommend
“Generation War” too. Gen War is WWII from German perspective.
Justice Gemini generation war is fucking amazing
What about "My Way" its awesome in my opinion
This is one of the best war movies I’ve ever seen.
It's not, by far. Apocalypse now, full metal jacket, platoon, saving private Ryan, ect. It's good but not the best.
@@mynansdeadlol6810 but it is though for ww1 movies
my nans dead lol those movies were so good because veterans of the war were abundant
my nans dead lol platoon was really not that good, everything else is overrated, FMJ was great but this is one of the best
my nans dead lol it’s about the story and not the action
Never knew CallMeCarson liked this movie
By the way, for those whom curious about the song.
The song is Wayfaring Stranger by Kos Slovick.
I wish Lemmy could have seen this picture. I imagine he would have enjoyed it.
Seeing Tommen and Rob Stark fighting together is surprisingly cool.
Just seeing the trailer kinda makes me anxious hoping they don’t get hurt
You just know one of the two dies.
Teringventje
WHY? Don’t spoil it for me I haven’t watched it
the trailer shows every scene in it, just mixed up lol
Lforleee 2004 that’s why people who don’t want spoilers should only watch teasers 😉
Forget Star Wars, watch this instead.
Yeah! After seeing Rise of Skywalker, 1917 is already a better movie than that trainwreck of a movie!!!
i love star wars but only the old trilogy, Disney ruin the entire franchise.
watch both , but this one is far better !!!!
fuck you; watch both
Preaching to the choir my friend. Wouldn’t waste a penny on Star Wars feminist crap. This looks great. Love the English salute. Can’t wait until the 10th.
I have noticed something today (no spoilers): the names of the two german soldiers they met were Baumer and Muller, or in german probably Bäumer and Müller; there is this book about german teenagers having to fight in the first world war (All quiet on the western front), the name of the protagonist is Paul Bäumer and his friend's is Müller...I mean, it's probably a coincidence but would be a really cool reference to my favourite book
May I know, the name of the book?
@@jchaitanyareddy All quiet on the Western Front
@@herodes8770 thanks!! Looks like a very interesting book. 👍
@@jchaitanyareddy it is special because you see the german side and that they are No Monsters. The 2 movies are good too. The 1930 one an Oscar and the other one from the 70s give a other horrible Feeling Special because it is in color and more bloody.
@@herodes8770 exactly what I was thinking. I've read many books but none from the German perspective in a real and human way. It is always easy to demonize them and undervalue the emotions of common Germans caught in the middle of it all.
I've purchased it :), going to start reading tonight !!
Cheers, and thank you for the information :)
I’m not that big on war movies but this movie was so incredible I recommend to everyone. The visuals and cinematography was outstanding. Incredible storyline. 5 stars.
I’m obsessed with movies over WWI
Tommen is going to rescue Joffrey, y'all.
WWI: The most useless war where nobody had to die and both sides were just as good/bad to each other.
also the war that is directly responsible for WW2, the holocaust, the cold war, the wars and situation of the middle East, 9/11, and so many other events that followed (if only Franz was not shot there wouldn't be so much useless bloodshed)
Lord Vader
Worst wars experienced by our men who didn’t deserve it
Glad we won that war thanks to them
I’ll be insane in that War if I was there now
@AThingThatExists Not really, I’m pretty sure there would be at least one major war after that man was shot, but who knows’s. It’s the butterfly effect Lmao.
I recommend everyone to see this movie. It is by far the best movie I've ever seen in my entire life
Somebody that you Used to know
I’m like that, every time I see a War movie it’s in my head like this one is
Somebody that you Used to know
Every night I hear it
Wrong, watch Big Fat liar
Nicholas Berry
No I loved it idiots on here god damn it
Nicholas Berry people have their own opinions, jeez
Im just blown away, this is now my most favorite film of all time, the storytelling, I can't even explain why it's so good, would 100% or even more reccomend this movie, buy 1000 copies please, its so well done and put together. Best film of all time.
Going in honour of my Grandfather who was a British soldier in WW1.
hell yea man
After seeing this movie I just cried for all of those who fought in wars. All the families that lost a loved one. How wars ruin futures fighting for world powers. This was so powerful and moving for me it’ll always be remembered as one of my favorite movies of all time. A true masterpiece and a tribute to all those stories of war. Even those who never got the chance to tell it.
Sarah M
I cried at 11am yesterday
Everyone stared at me
The fact that this is based on the guy telling the story to his family leads me to believe there are many stories just like this that don't get shared.
So many forgotten heroes
Waiting for the sequels my guy
Howard The Alien “1929”
@@Josh0205 yes please
Its because many of them are dead to tell the stories like the black day in which they send countless people in no mans land just to break into german lines. They dont want to share that shameful operation.
My Friends: What is your favorite scene from this movie?
Me: Yes.
SKYRULE-49
The No Mans land charge
Nicole Lawless you just gonna reply to every comment?
Anakin Skywalker
I always do
Anakin Skywalker
Only positive comments
There were only 2 scenes anyway ;)
When you’ve already watched the movie, but the trailer was so good you just had to watch it 50 more times...
Yep that’s me and I watch at midnight sometimes
I will have to do it again when my sister finally goes back in her room because ours are being done and I’m having 1917 things this December
Actually I have them all
Hah how do you know
1967
The Cameraman should be awarded at this movie.
Kyle _Tube
The best movie of this year
Kyle _Tube
It was insane
Nicole Lawless lol its only been a month. I dont doubt that it will be incredible tho
The cinematographer of this film is Roger Deakins. All of the films that I’ve seen shot by him look incredible. He’s done films like “The Goldfinch”, “Skyfall”, “Blade Runner 2049”, “Sicario”, and so many others. He is truly a master of the many cinema cameras that he has used.
Raihan Choudhury it actually came out last year in LA and New York. ;)
The boys when they have to deliver a teacher's note to the office:
Nice one :D
David Castro hahahha nice
The final shot is the rush to the cantine when its the one really good meal the schopl offers day
Deadass tho
Alexander Mason ok
When the trailer has more edits than the actual movie
Actually...
max fletcher *you’re
@@maxfletcher97 I don't know why he said actually but he's not a tool for it.
@@badatvideogames5832 I said actually because it probably had over 100 cuts. They just edit it to look like one cut.
sounds like you haven't watched the behind the scenes footage.
AMAZING MOVIE
I’m tempted to watch it again even though my break from it has been far too long this weekend it is
Omg Pigtoots I used to watch your videos all the time cool to see you here
Why these people always saying that this movie must be in oscar and win a title. Bro this movie was sucks the background music are sucks they're trying to copy SAVING PRIVATE RYAN but the result was a trying hard classic movie boring as fuck. Swear down if u creating a movie for Classic drama don't use war movies 🤦♂️
@@someone-gd9bu shut up..Learn to appreciate good stuff..this here was a complete masterpiece.
@@someone-gd9bu saving private Ryan was a simple action movie, with very little accuracy. It was good for that, but it is not comparable to this. It's not even the same war. The fact you aren't interested in something deeper doesn't make this movie bad.
And the fact you came to trash talk a movie you don't even like is pretty sad, most people loved this film. Get over it
During the running scene everyone in the cinema cheered him on
I wish it was like that when I went to see it
Colossal titan same here
There was only old people when I went😂
Tren-d
I was the only one 17 there again
Who cares the movie is that good
Not many WW1 movies out there. I'm looking forward to seeing this one.
There are a ton, but not many new ones.
@@R281 not many good ones
Exactly what I think
War horse is a pretty good ww1 movie
@@fabledgames9695 it's surprisingly a lot better than I expected.
“A true soldier fights, not because he hates what’s in front of him, but he loves what’s behind him.” -G.K. Chesterson
"If we suffered stoically without raising useless complaints, don't let anyone tell you it was because of patriotism, or to defend the rights of people to live their own lives, or to end all wars, or other nonsense. It was simply by force." -Louis Barthas
"It's about the men next to you, and that's it. That's all it is " - Hoot (Black Hawk down)
Wow what a saying
What if there was a good soldier who just likes to kill and he is killing everyone does that not make him a true soldier ?
Damn
Is it weird that when I watch horror movies, I don't startle, but in this movie I had about four heart attacks?
Lilly Cumbie
Seeing it for the second time on February 14th
One month later after the first time
@@nicolelawless3199 HAH I'm seeing it for the 3rd time on Feb 15 it's THAT GOOD
question everything I saw it tonight for the first time. I can’t wait to see it again
question everything
No way? A day after me! My Aussie friends have to see this
if this doesn't win best cinematography I'm not watching the Oscars anymore
Periodt.
Come on 1917 YOU CAN DO THIS
Kristijan Jankuloski
It’s been seen by everyone and it will be seen by me once again before it leaves
noone cares if you do or not
Kristijan Jankuloski based on sjws the rise of sky walker would make oscars
I guess you could say that our characters only have....
*one shot*
Now THIS is how you make a pun.
@@GeorgisCorner lmao
get this man a cookie
YEAHHHHHHHHHHH! *CSI song*
Do not miss your chance to blow
The director to Parasite (Best Picture Winner at the Oscars) even said that this was one of the finest films he has ever seen. Gotta give props to a guy who both respects and even admires his competition.
agreed, both movies were beautifully written and directed
wild take: some filmmakers actually enjoy movies
*Cumberbatch in 2018* : _There was no other way_
*Cumberbatch in 1917* : _There is only one way this ends_
he know a lot, maybe more than you, maybe more than me.....
He is STRANGE for a reason..🤣
They're in the end game now.
I wouldn't be surprised to see him in 1917. He does have the Time stone after all. ;)
Mando 2019: This is the way.
I always like the shot they put at the end of the trailer, it just feels so exhilarating
Same feeling
also, that one shot where he’s walking really funny through the trenches hits totally different when you see the shell land right next to his head.
pure adrenaline throughout the whole trailer
@@golden1324 yeah Jesus
schools had nothing to do with this..
Trust me, it was even more exhilarating to be in it
This movie is longest Battlefield cutscene ever.
Battlefield 1?
They’ve taken objective butter!
It also violates RUclips's policies for gun videos.
Is that good?
Jennifer Vanderloop No it doesn’t lol, it’s a movie trailer
Dunkirk trailer: More dialogue than the actual movie
1917 trailer: More edit than the actual movie
Esemelll both films are beautiful
Correct! This trailer does not convey the awesome feeling you get by literally following them through the "continuous shot"
Esemelll
1917 was bloody better
@@kaiserwilhelmii3597 dunkirk was a disgrace
Neder Hop how so
While watching the movie i had approximately 5 heart attacks
Why so Sirius?
I almost fainting
Why so Sirius?
Yeah I didn’t have many because I’m used to loud sounds of war now. This was very first war movie rated 15
Hi, what do you think about this? in italian and english www.fabrysbook.com/cinema-it-uk/i-migliori-attori-attrici-e-cos%C3%AC-via-the-best-actors-actresses-and-so-on/
The only real heart attack I had is when they were in a non specified area where a certain rodent tripped something (trying my best to not include spoilers)
When the German boy screamed for help
This movie is a perfect example for how good visual effects don't have to be big flashy explosions with slow motion shots. Obviously, this movie wasn't shot in one take, that'd just be impractical. There are dozens of cuts in this movie. But it's the visual effects that make each cut transition so smoothly and flawlessly.
In the hole movie are 11 cuts
You can generally tell when they cut when the camera pans behind something like a rock or another soldier. Of course there was that "cut to black" moment as well.
This film is a masterpiece. Absolutely incredible
I know I finally watched it at midnight oh my god way better
IAmaPersion
1917 is better than anything
@IAmaPersion Cool I'll check it out. I've of course heard of the film but actually never seen it yet
IAmaPersion
No I think my sister has
IAmaPersion
I do have it
The entire movie had like, three cuts.
@Fred Bloggs Behind the scenes, of course there were cuts. But in terms of actually watching the movie, it's like one long cut and that made it fascinating to watch.
@yumpladukfoo wow thank you captain, didn't notice that it was computer generated
Fred Bloggs
I loved it tho
I know it seems so seamless, but there actually so many clever cuts! I actually made a breakdown of it on my channel if you’re interested! :D
if you are truly looking for a one-cut movie, watch Victoria (2015), masterpiece
So I'm not usually a war movie person. This was one of the best made movies I've ever seen. It should be included in film classes.
Me either but I’m going to see it!
Never too late to become a war movie person.
You should watch Come and See that is also a great (anti) war movie
Guys and girls you can burn me but.. This film is not good. Where is the story? The plot/script is so frigin simple.
Atmosphere/technique were perfect, but the undemanding kindergarden story destroyed everything.
Oh, it WILL be.
Guaranteed.
More cuts in this trailer than the whole movie
Don Martin movie - 0
Technically not true. The edits are hidden.
@@Mrazberry I think the trailer still has more cuts/transitions
YoloJoeTheBro347 I mean other than when the stairs scene happens but that still wasn’t exactly a cut
Mickey Mouse well yeah I mean obviously you can’t shoot a movie in ONE take but it just looks that way.
"If you don't get there in time, we will lose 1,600 men." What an excellent way to set up high stakes along with time pressure. I'm sold.
Except that in WW1, especially by 1917, 1600 men was pretty much nothing. The death of 100k people would be a days battle. I think in the first month the French lost something like 250k. Sounds good, but overall was almost nothing. Unless you're one of those 1600 men or their families i suppose.
@@Scotticusmaximusmeta while I agree that 1,600 people in WW1 was just a normal day. The 100k figure in a day isn't anywhere close to true. I believe the Somme was 60k on the first day, and that was a very horrific day.
@@alextallen8019 probably a little overblown, but i was referring more to all sides and fronts, though i definitely didn't make that very clear. It was late and i was a bit drunk XD. And i certainly didn't mean to say that was a daily occurrence.
@@Scotticusmaximusmeta Still 1600 men of a brigade being wiped out in an avoidable trap in a single day would make headlines back home and still be a tragedy especially if it was avoidable.
@@ABrickInterest lol not really, pretty sure no one at home would have noticed until much later after the fact. Tens of thousands of soldiers were killed daily, 1600 isnt something that will stand out.
Imagine at the end of the movie the camera mans like “oh shoot the camera wasn’t on”
that'd be his last project as a cameraman :)
or if they mess up the last line and break character
Did you think that they were recording a youtube video? These are experts my man
@@missybarnes7400 they definitely cut in several places, when he was knocked out or anytime the camera was facing a wall
Just got home from this. It’s fucking awesome trust me
Captain Jackass I can back up his statement it was a great movie!!
@Captain Jackass yup it was a awsome movie
I don't trust strangers on the Internet who tell me to trust them.
Incredible experience indeed. Probably the best cinematic experience I've had in a long time. Roger Deakins is definitely picking up that 2nd Oscar.
john Taylor Go watch it yourself and see how amazing it is.
The last movie i watched before the lockdown began 😂
I’ve experienced the movie during lockdown
Arne De Bruijn
Same February was my last time seeing it in cinemas before the lockdown
I was going to go in April before it was released to dvd
Me too, last one i saw in theaters
Jaila C.
I haven’t forgotten it since January 17th
When the trailer has more cuts than the movie itself!
This was probably one of the best if not the best movie that I have ever seen.
10/10 would recomend.
Seen it almost a year ago and I’m shocked how quick it’s gone
you need to watch more movies then
@@simonlloyd7557 Maybe so but nevertheless his was a very good movie.
@@-kingduckthexiii4938
I saw it the day I had a cold but so worth it
i wouldnt say it is the best made but it was so interestingly shot and i really enjoyed that
This trailer doesn't do this movie justice.
you don't want to show the best in a trailer, do you???
@@johnmolina3284 Theirs a difference between making a trailer do the movie justice and giving a trailer the best scenes from the movie.
My favorite war movie I’ve seen so far
One of the best trailer I've ever seen..the first one..
Don Nguyen its good but it nothing can beat saving private ryan
For those who like the background music the song is called "The Wayfaring Stranger" but it hits different in the actual movie...
Thank you 🙃
@@Chris-qe3fp no problem
Ghostly - Cloudz
I started to cry with surprise soon as Schofield starts walking to Charge over
@@nicolelawless3199 😢
Ghostly - Cloudz
The best reactions ever, everyone came to me and helped me out
Can we talk about how the captain was crying with sheer terror imagine what he has been trough and what he has seen and even if schofield yells at him even more he still cries and cries and will not respond it really scared me cuz i dont know what schofield is in store for...
ITS SWEEPIN TIME
If Schofield yelled at me like that I would’ve said ‘I will go over there with you god damn it!’
Nicole Lawless yeah but the Captain had major PTSD so you have no clue what was going through his head
Evan Dusza
I’m like that I start lashing out if I think about No Mans land like today
Evan Dusza
I was that scared I was close to fainting
Andrew Chapin
Then Schofield starts charging
100 years from now there will be a movie called 2020 and it’ll be everyone on lockdown with dead empty cities and a storyline based on how it happened. Too bad none of us will be able to see it!
Edit: 2020 is definitely going to be a movie! I wonder how it’s going to turn out.
Emerald Wisdom96
Or 1918
No it won't
1917 was a war it was interesting more than what is happnening now
hey, speak for yourself
nah, ima direct that movie
Who wants to watch a movie about random people sitting in there house doing nothing all day?lmfao
Who is here after watching this masterpiece movie
S R K
*ME*
S R K
I saw it nearly a week ago
MEE, and imma cry for a few days because of it:(
S R K and I want to watch it again the same way people did when joker came out
me. it was fucking masterpiece
No movie has ever touched my soul like this one has.
Niels Jabben
What about the cat movie?
Party Log that movie made my soul want to kill itself
What about saving private ryan?
Chills down my spine when I read this, because me too. And I wasn’t expecting it - at all. I was lost within this film...needed an hour to sit in silence after the credits rolled, but since that’s not allowed, I just wandered out of the theatre in a daze and sat in my car for awhile. I let myself feel a lot of movies, but this one just completely gutted me.
joshua corral Saving Private Ryan is an excellent and real and chilling film in its own right, but I don’t feel like there should be a comparison between it and 1917. They’re two very different beasts.
I don’t think I’ve ever wanted to watch a movie immediately after watching it, until I saw 1917.
Watching what... The trailer?
teahgurl the movie
Happened to me too !! Walked out of rhe theater and was like shit I want to see this again right now
Bladerunner 2049
Me rn i saw it today and I want to watch it again
My god! This is such stunning quality for a film made 103 years ago!!!!!definitely got to watch this soon
Lol
Wtf
@@orgeszenelithey're being ironic
Lesley Thornton ik its just too much !!!! Xd
Who’s gonna tell him
I am an Austrian (20) and I loved this movie. I spent my summer holidays with a few very good friends from Britain, France and Italy who I love and consider my brothers - the nations who fought against Austria/Germany in WWI. I am literally crying my eyes out, because it breaks my heart thinking that just over 100 years ago we would have been supposed to hate eachother & to kill eachother on the battlefield, only because some sick emperors & governments told us to. It would have been our duty to do so. They were spreading some false values of patriotism and pride. That was all just wicked manipulation from evil, powerhungry individuals. The exact same individuals who always wanted us to hate & fight eachother. Just the thought of me on one, and my good friend Charles on the other side, trying to kill eachother, yet thinking that we are doing the right thing, leaves me so sad. All those young people who could have had a bright future. All those people killing eachother, yet could have been best friends. Their fates destroyed by someone determining their future. It doesn't matter if they were German, British, French, American, etc.etc.etc. NOTHING! NOTHING good from wars. War is the worst thing that happened to humanity. DOWN with the ones who are trying to control/sacrifice others for their selfish reasons. I have nothing but CONTEMPT for those who are trying to spread conflict, all the emperors, governors, etc. who are responsible. I hope that after 2 WWs we are finally smarter and won't try to harm eachother anymore. No more brother wars. No more wars. Sending my love to all my brothers and sisters. Always keep on forming your own opinions through experiences and always think critical.
Your brother Jonathan
Help suppress Islamic extremism and most conflict would be gone with it in 2020.
Exactly - which is why we need to do all we can to prevent a World War 3.
Ako Akko
I have friends in Australia because my uk friends weren’t nice to them
Daniel Watson
I hate wars, they don’t improve anything just like WWI that was bloody enough
pull yourself together you wimp
I was tensed up and shivering for a very large part of this movie, and not because the cinema was cold.
The last part of the film when the Sgt shouts "HOLD FAST" and the trench scene had my in tears... in an i'm actually shitting myself how tense I was!
Exion Studios it got tp a whole new level after the rat explosion
Same here
Tom
I was shaking all the way through it
But 1917 YOUR DOING IT NOW
Who is here after it got *OSCAR* for cinematography
me
Me✌️
Me
Yanky Jatt
Me so surprised for you my beloved 1917
Yanky Jatt
It comes out on March 24th
“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.”
(From the 1917 script)-Regarding the "Wayfaring Stranger" scene
chris odenweller
Schofield saves them all
Stephen Fisher
WHAT THE
Stephen Fisher wait why?
@@nicolelawless3199 no he didn't and it's not a true story anyway
@@adama-k2710
No but the event was real
I just realized that one of the lead characters is Tommen Baratheon.
wait until you see who his brother is in the movie
@@2Chenzzzz Robb Stark?
You mean Tommen Lannister.... 🤣
@@GrimNemesis oh yeah, i forgot about that. 😁
So we get a Stark and a Lannister in this movie. Too bad there's not a Targaryen too lol.
I can smell a new Oscar for Roger Deakins and Sam Mendes.
I can smell popcorn lmao I can't wait to see this in the cinema with my friends
I smell 3 Oscars for this movie
Glad roger bailed out of sicario 2 for this
@Louise X oh what? He's not in dune!? But denis villeneuve is directing dune, damn it
If he didn't get it for 2049 I don't think there's much hope . Only the amount of long shots will tell .
Just watched the film... It blew me away... Cinematography was like magic.
vasudeva Chandru
Love it, I’m watching for my 10th time tonight soon as it’s dark again
Want to experience it on volume 70 again
@@nicolelawless3199 are you still watching? & im just thinking to watch or not this movie😅 whats so special about this movie tho
mindfreakSunny
The cinematography because it feels your following them
mindfreakSunny
I loved it because I did Wonder Woman then 1917 and Schofield is more badass than Diana
Anything World War related, I’m in it automatically
Daniel Luna whenever a man hears “war” we are always automatically interested, must be sommets in our brain that makes us so fascinated by the war lmao
Have you ever served?
that a mad freak swede movie geek up there who knows nothing bout shits, swedish dawhg kill the movie im tell you that. he got a hammer HE HAS A HAMMER IM ZTELL YOU
micah jonasson MICA JONASSON,
Same
"A Sentry Kit is available near your location"
HA BF1 nice 1
Tom Buxton the enemy are taking objective apples
"We've lost objective butter"
We have lost objective apples....
GRENADE!!!
I was on the edge of my seat when they were walking though no man’s land in the first 15 minutes. The tripwire bomb’s explosion also scared the heck out of me. It was loud af!
One of the best war movies I seen, up there with Saving Private Ryan! The camera work was excellent.
Same. For 15 min you're immersed in WWI scenery, in a paradoxical silence. And then suddenly... Man I jumped from my seat lol
Right if its as good as saving private Ryan then it's definitely worth seeing
Harley Raquet
Your damn right there
2pacdurden
When the No Mans land charge happened I cried with surprise