1917 - Movie Review
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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A WWI epic filmed to appear as 1 shot, about a couple of soldiers tasked with traveling deep behind enemy lines to deliver orders that will save 1600 lives. Here's my review of 1917!
#1917Movie
I’d say the greatest achievement of this film is making the gunshots genuinely make you jump, which is rare now
Great comment. You are 100% correct here.
Broooo so true even the explosion jumped out of my seat when they happened
That’s what I took away. Gunshots are loud in real life but never in movies
That British Bloke that's one of the greatest achievements. The other would be the camerawork and the sense of danger and authenticity (which most movies don't have these days.)
Soldiers had worse aim than storm troopers.
Holy Jesus that scene at night being lit with flares is what im going to show people who say music in movies doesn’t matter
been listening to the soundtrack non stop all week
Absolutely! The music puts you in the right head space for that scene. Also the floating scene, and the last scene.
Beyond surreal
The soundtrack is AMAZING!
How dumb one has to be to think music in films doesn't matter?
I cant even lie,the end scene with the big brother was the most heartbreaking scene I've seen in a long time in a movie
Same
Really? I was bitterly disappointed by the ending. There was no character development with this movie. It felt like watching a walking simulator.
@@Christoff070 This was 1917, with stunted emotions that most men had. They felt but, internalized their emotions. Perfect acting. You knew he would be okay in the final scene, his story.
I actually was holding back tears for that part. Phenomenal acting
Everyone in the theater around me was tearing up or dead silent holding back tears. Especially after/during his younger brother dying.
Just saw in IMAX... had better "jump scares" then 99% of horror movies and they didn't even do it for that reason. Just how war can be silent then BOOM. Very good movie
JagerBombasstic I think the heart attack moment Jeremy refers to is when the rat trips the trip wire and the explosion is insane 😂 especially in IMAX, beautiful film
@@ethanmackey9176
The bit where the rat actually fall down of the bag was disgusting. It far to close to my own experience once on military training.
Part of that shock and tension comes from the sound design. I sometimes get annoyed with how films portrays guns or explosions. They are powerful and loud. Really fucking loud. The speakers in my theatre made the gun shots sound like they were being fired from just a few feet away from my ear.
I watched in imax 4dx and every time there was an explosion or shot fired the seats shook and everything....the experience was amazing
Ethan Mackey Holy fuck that scared the shit out of me. I thought, “it’s not going to run into the wi-“ *BOOM*
We don’t see a whole lot of mainstream movies about World War One. Good to see it getting repped
Scowl warhorse was the last one that was actually about the war that I remember
Cause it was mostly people sitting in trench's for very very long periods of time in a stand off sort of way.
@@Ytomany ya exactly. wow what a fun movie about trench foot. xD
Ytomany doesn’t mean it can’t be done. Battle of the Somme? Cambrai? Passchendaele? Significant events that would make for interesting media. Hell, even a psychological portrayal of guys in the trenches like All Quiet on the Western Front would work well.
I'd recommend Journey's End, came out last year. Really good WW1 movie!
Dude that tripwire scene might just be the greatest jump scare of all time
I practically jumped out of my seat at that scene.
This movie gave me anxiety, I didn’t catch my breath until the end of the film. It felt very real, and it’s amazing on the iMAX theater.
I must be braindead but my stepdad and mom jumped out of their seat and I didn't even budge at all. I loved the film though.
Except that should have ended the movie. A blast wave inside a cave? Their innards would have been liquefied or at vest jellied
eXquisite Gaming i almost shat in the theater chair
The actor that played the rat also starred in endgame
He also payed micah bell
Hell always be peter pettigrew to me
He also played ratatouille
@@aryan1046 You mean he voiced ratutoe (nailed spelling)
No, he is ratatouille
Why isn't anyone talking about the incredible production design of this movie. Especially the battlefield at the beginning and the destroyed town
This movie deserves Best Picture because of EVERYONE involved.
The movie was a visual masterpiece.
I know, I was cut when this movie didn't win best production design, like bruh are you kidding me.
I had no idea this was filmed like a one shot but now I’m even more excited,
Yeah it was apparently stitched together to formulate a one shot. Sounds epic. I have been looking forward to this film for a good few months
Because Roger Deakins, that's why!
@@shortstuff780 i was sold on it but then I saw the second trailer and was blown away. This information just tops it
@@shortstuff780 also yeah. Birdman was shot similar too. Really good editing
@@shortstuff780 a lot of the shots are one shots you can look into the behind the scenes
So it’s like the Frodo and Sam adventure set in WWI and we get to be Gollum.
Yesssssss
Best pitch ever
m y y precious
And Doctor Strange is also here.
@@markpatrick7806 He was playing Smaug and Necromancer in the Hobbit...so that's a better choice :D
TropicTom
LOL 😂
I noticed that "pond scene" as well. Such an epic shot.
It's a bomb crater. Although some Koi carps or water lilies would be a nice additional and take some edge of the floating bodies...
@@jeanraspail2979 Sounds weird to say but I feel the brutality portrayed made the film more beautiful in a way.
@@zakwilliamson4951 you need to read Ernst Jünger. I wish someone cinematised "storms of steel".
@@jeanraspail2979 Obviously it's a bomb crater. Some things are best left unsaid.
Ditto, noticed it in the theatre too and was like, "Wow. That is one heck of a shot."
Roger Deakins cinematography = certified top quality movie.
indeed.
Cinematography was flawless
I can't stop thinking about what I saw and felt.
It was stunning as fuck.
Dope name my man
“This movie succeeded on all fronts.”
I see what you did there Jeremy. I see what you did.
What's the pun?
Ramim Ahbab Shabab Aside from the book “All Quiet on the Western Front”, both the Great War and WW2 were dominated by the dualism of the Western and Eastern Fronts, and the idea of opening up a new front in order to divide enemy forces to give your side an advantage was a well used if not risky strategy. So yeah, mentioning fronts in relation to either world war can be taken as a pun.
East, west, and over the cuckoo's nest. ;)
This movie wasn't really on my radar but now it's number 1
Same. the few reviews that i came across from notifications have been awesometacular.
Really? Roger deakins and Sam Mendes back together. That’s a pretty big deal
@@andrewlaxton50 He meant for the average moviegoers who don't know who those 2 are
Same here, I saw ads but didn’t really pay it to much mind and then saw and ad talking about the one take shot and saw Jeremy’s review, now it’s my number 1
Unfortunately for me,in Argentina, It'll get a release in March.
When he was crossing the bridge , I jumped I wasn’t ready for the shot
So did I
Saw the movie 5 minutes ago. One of the best movies I've ever seen.
I agree
Check out COME AND SEE. It is so clear to me that 1917 took inspiration from that masterpiece.
THE CINEMATOGRAPHY WAS INSANE!
Just left the cinema... insane! The greatest film I have seen period!
Yeah. This is one of THE greatest films I've ever seen...and I'm 56 years old. 5 out of 5.
Was an extra in this, so buzzed it’s getting good reviews
MusicByFin I’m curious, what was it like being an extra.
What were auditions like? Were you given extensive directions for what to do? Where was it filmed at?
I’m a huge film buff so I love all this stuff, I hope to become a director one day down the line.
How was it oh my god
Same mate! I was an extra for 3-4 weeks when they were filming up at Salisbury Plain. Running around those trenches was quite the experience!
How many quid?
Melancholic Spook same
The scene in the trailer where he’s running across the battlefield while troops charge?! i haven’t gotten that much adrenaline/goosebumps in a long time.
I was literally shouting RRUUUUUNNNN
I thought it was just terribly sad at that part. About cried
He knocked one guy out bumping into him if you pay attention.
Crispyy Yyy also the wayfaring stranger part. Makes me want to cry every time :(
@@magicmelanie9514 I legit crying at that part
Reviews like this always remind me why I love Jeremy’s reviews, he doesn’t seem like a critic he’s just a guy who loves movies
DriftyTheKid same. For me, along with Chris Stuckmann
Gabe stuckman is good but he’s been shilling lately I’m not trying to criticize the obvious feminist movies
Which scene is Jeremy talking about when he felt like he was gonna have a heart attack?
There were multiple scenes for me.
My guess is the one with the rat.
Marcus Bierman DEFINITELY the one with the rat
That damn rat
I'd say the rat tripping the trip wire.
Definitely the one with the rat. You know it’s coming but it still gets you.
After that first trailer I was chomping at the bit for this movie
It's going to be mesmerizing!
chomping
We understand his point/comment...and its actually champing. But i make mistakes all the time so i wouldn't try to corect anyone.
I’ve been chewing at the bit to ask you were you get you’re ideas from?
I thought it was going to be a horror movie set in world war 1
3:20
“Succeeded on all fronts”
I don’t know if that was unintentional but still subscribing
I don't get this comment
@@dongxx WWI was a multifront war. The western front, the eastern front, etc. Not the best pun out there, because it doesn't fit for two soldiers largely only on one front, or a movie about them; but I can still see the pun.
@@adrianbundy3249 i know that but I don't get the subscribing part
We don't talk about the Eastern Front. (WWII humour creeps into comment section of a Great War movie review!)
@@dongxx He's going to subscribe to Jeremy's channel.
Spoilers!
Jeremy kept on saying “he” rather than “they”, good thing I didn’t think anything of it.
Yeah really lol. I think I only noticed because I saw it tonight. Not sure I'd catch that otherwise
Same
Oh yeah true
The actor doesn't identify as a guy?
Two characters, spoiler...
1 of em dies, sad because the film honestly made me care way more about that guy than the fella we’re left with. Shame
I came here after the Star Wars review to see a happy Jeremy.
Me too!
Oh come on star wars was not even that bad you just want to be cool
@@joshsilva4953 Yes it was...
@@joshsilva4953 It was terrible
Josh Silva Easily the worst movie I’ve seen this year
Good to see world war 1 story rather than WW2 Everytime
Well that’s the thing, there’s so many stories that both wars brought. If there were just films based on true stories about either world war for the rest of time we’d still be hearing inspiring, tragic and heroic stories for years.
@@rhodriwilliams2599 ww1 was basically the Beta version of world wars. Btw whats a good civil war movie you recommend if any?
@@amateurwave3593 That is more than a tad ridiculous to make such a comparison, as though one is an improvement over the other. Soldiers who fought in both wars made similar comparisons as a joke to get through hard times, but the epic scale in which WWI influenced humanity is arguably more significant; WWII looms larger in the minds of much of the world because it is chronologically closer and what the order and mentality of the world was shaped around, but it was coursed and fought over the unresolved issues of WWI. The first conflict is the explosion, the second conflict is the echo that rings the loudest mistaken for the explosion itself.
@@amateurwave3593 Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter
@@matthewlaurence3121 I agree that WW1 was the most significant war of the century. But there were lot conflicts in them not many would understand. Like even after 1918, there were still lots of conflicts, wars and civil war (Russian one was major) were going on and nobody can agree on who the real good guys in these conflicts were. So that's why Hollywood isn't keen on making movies of WW1.
2019 was great year, we got: 1917, Joker, El Camino, Once upon a time in Hollywood, The Irishman, Parasite, Lighthouse... bunch of great movies.
John Wick 3 was also great. Best action film of the year imo
Avengers endgame
Don't forget ford vs Ferrari
@@yourboy4005 nah, sorry. Not on the same level as the other films mentioned above. Infinity War was much better.
@@SamK-99 joker isn't on the same level either it's still great tho
This was the best movie I've seen in a long time. It had some of the best camera work I've ever seen. The acting, costumes, and setting made everything feel authentic. I actually felt like it was 1917 and it never felt modern or like Hollywood. The twists were shocking. I grieved when the protagonist grieved, I was shocked when he was shocked, scared when he was scared. The protagonist was never safe, I felt like he was in actual danger and did not expect him to succeed like I do with superhero movies. I haven't been on an emotional journey in a movie in a long time. This was Godfather level good. The movie had actual stakes. I felt like I was there with the protagonist and did not feel like I was watching a movie. I haven't gotten that into a movie in a long time. It was brilliant. It is hands down my favorite war movie! It deserves to win oscars for the writing, directing, and acting. I highly recommend it.
You left this same comment on Chris's video
Were you asleep when he was asleep? I sure as hell was throughout the entire film. Garbage photo book of a movie with zero action. Pointless conversations and a suicidal rat that was the only action you could find. That stab, didn't see the camera was facing a water hole. The choking scene, in total darkness and no fight/struggle what so ever. Please stop posting garbage false reviews and tricking people to see this 2 hour snore fest.
@@opfronk Not everything is about action. The characters, the cinematography, the emotional moments, and the immersive film style were all great. And the gun fights that did exist were realistic and had actual weight to then which other war movies do not. For example, when Schofield was running from the drunk German I was on the edge of my seat because I wasn't sure if he would make it. This movie also did something that many war movies fail to do and that is make me jump at the gun shots. Schofield did not go in guns blazing towards the German but he realistically retreated. There are many moments like this throughout the film and personally I loved it.
@@howedaddy6122 Ok Boomer
@@howedaddy6122 then wtf is the point in it being a war movie then with no war?? The characters were plain and shit too.
This movie made me start looking for hiding germans
ItsJustAWaterMelon ohhh they’re out there! Always loook for the hun in the sun
Better late than never, I guess
shit, I saw it in Berlin. Bloody surrounded, and am British
It wasn't the Germans who were hiding, bud.
@@saeedvazirian hhaha well said
Haven't seen Jeremy this stoked about a film in a long time.
Because most films today are crap! Mendes couldn't find anything to direct so he co-wrote this one!
He's write is a huge leap forward for film going immersion. You legit feel like you're right beside them it's a crazy experience and it absolutely deserves to be seen in theaters
You *KNOW* the cinematography is stunning when JEREMY is gushing about it. He hardly ever talks about that stuff. Which is fine to each their own.
Though I must say this was a welcome surprise.
Can confirm this is 100% in epic territory
Exactly why I love Jeremy! He is just like a dude recommending movies for you.
Family: “What do you want for Christmas?”
Me: “Jeremy says I want to go see 1917.”
It's by far THE BEST world war 1 film I've ever seen.
It's easily in the top 3 war films of all time.
Put simply, it's a masterpiece!
Saving Private Ryan, Apocalypse Now... besides this, the rest are also rans. Some great ones. but that would be my current top 3.
It's a bold statement but it's a great movie I can see that argument being made
While it's a great movie. There are some flaws.
@ have a snickers, frank
@ jeez dude
Overlord, the first 20 minutes was intense af.
Javier G. Overlord was a comedy and a shame
@@WilfredLeopold A comedy sure ,a shame why?
I agree. It was one super amazing intro!
Overlord was great and had a lot of tense/intense moments.
i got 5 mins into that movie and had to turn it off talk about Hollywood treatment
"Delivers on all fronts" I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE
This movie is hands down my favorite because for some reason I felt like I was the other person in the mission. Beautifully shot, great story!
“I’m going baaaaaack to see my mother”
Newlvlups No “And all my looooooved ones who've gone on”
I really wasn’t interested in this film, but when Jeremy said “it’s like a giant one shot” you had my interest
@@mitchcoles8504 I guess it's because a lot of war films tend to feel almost exactly the same as each other to most people. So to see the scenes in the trailer, then hear that it is one continuous sho, and Jeremy's review combined is enough reason to change his mind.
You wont be disappointed.
Colezybjj ehh idk about that, having it be one continuous shot for almost 2 hours really changes how the movie will play vs a “normal” movie
Damn. 4 whole minutes of praise.
That's a good sign.
EDIT: I clicked on this video not expecting much. I may go watch this just for this "You're the third person" idea.
The facts that the movie literally only had 1 visable cut scene (which is when schofield was knocked out) made the movid so interesting...i feel like if i were to somehow be in that setting...i could walk all the way from base 1 to 2 without a map
I loved this movie, the first thing I wanna talk about is the gorgeous cinematography, Roger Deakins’ camerawork is once again a thing of absolute beauty, every shot in this movie is incredible and the technique of making it look like 1 continuous shot is very well done, the best aspect however is undoubtedly the suspense, this movie is absolutely terrifying in the way it’s put together, much like actual war the action scenes in this movie are very sudden and can be very startling, and when they’re not going on you feel tense cause you’re just thinking “Oh god when’s it gonna happen again” it’s like standing across from someone who’s holding a pin up to a balloon and you not knowing if he’s gonna pop it or not, this movie frightened me on a level no horror movie in the past few years did, the action is also very exciting, it’s not the most violent war movie I’ve ever seen or anything, in fact there’s barely any blood at all, but those scenes are still very effective, there’s not a *ton* of action in this movie but that didn’t really bother me, I was still invested in what was going on, I guess my main issue with it is kinda the same one I had with Dunkirk, there’s not really any character’s to latch onto, it’s not like a huge detriment to the movie or anything but it is something I think could’ve been done better, in the end this movie was fantastic, what it lacks in character or more than makes up for in its other aspects, the cinematography is amazing, the action is great, it’s filled with terrifying suspense and I was glued to my seat from beginning to end. 9/10
It is better than Dunkirk.
You’re not glued to your seat because your jumping whenever a bullet is fired
Agreed! this is so similar to my review! haha cool
Seeing Dunkirk on a true IMAX screen was intense.
I almost ducked for cover when the stukas were making their run.
Dunkirk so underrated
Cool movie but the timeline how it is presented is confusing
I was shaking when the movie ended.
One of the best experiences I’ve had in theater..It was so damn loud but i loved it.
You couldn’t have made this movie sound more amazing
Shivin Wason exactly dude. He sold me so hard
The one shot style of this film absolutely makes it feel like you are literally on the mission with them. Had the movie been made with the traditional cuts etc it would have been a totally different experience.
2:44 “He’s playing defense the entire time” *Spoiler*
I clicked so fast. This was my most hyped film of all of 2019
Avengers Endgame has entered the chat..
@@factsoflife3408 Bitch, please, Joker is still the movie of the year.
The Irishman > Joker. Easy
Breaking Bad movie has also entered the chat..
Dunkirk was amazing in the cinema - the sound itself was stunning.
Adam S made me puke
The atmosphere of the Carnage was what kept me on the edge of my sit......no stupid one liners trying to hard to make you smirk....no oversexualized divas running around, no feelings of one individual (hero in superhero flicks) mattered more than the rest of the world...............it was simply a brutal display of chaos that only war and those who experienced first hand could provide.!!! It was a really well done film....better than all that super CG convoluted garbage that we get on a regular basis now days.!!!!
Loved Dunkirk? Then I suppose that you'll have to go see 1917. 😎😎😎
It was so damn boring
@@thomasbell8451 pussy bitch
Just watched the movie. WHAT A MASTERPIECE!
There were 2 heart-attack moments for me; the rat-tripwire in the barracks and the first 8mm mauser crack over the broken bridge.
Didn't know the film was shot to feel like one continuous shot now I feel like I have to see it.
So you’re saying it’s a gimmick? I respect this one since it’s roger Deakins but this shit is gonna become a fad and get real old real fast
Frank Merker They’ve been doing this for years. It was a big thing each season on Daredevil.
The war movie that really immersed me was hacksaw ridge.
I just wish the gore wasnt so over the top.
Yes, this and Saving Private Ryan for me!
Mex The Taco I actually loved the gore in it
@@koberamirez1784 I don't mind gore, but the movie is great. Can't really share it to my circle of friends and family.
Great film
Whose here after watchin 1917
It was good
Very good
TheSolidus909 just finished watching and oh my
Man it was an experience. Cried not gonna lie.
present
Me. I love it.
I was fortunate enough to get invited to an early screening of this movie, and went in not knowing what to expect and not a huge fan of war movies in general. And I have to say it’s one of the best movies I’ve seen in awhile, and will definitely see it again when it comes to theaters. Just an overall great experience 👍🏼
Good war movies show exactly what it was like for the young men who served in that era. A well made war movie really is the pinnacle.
If there was one LAST movie to watch in a theater with my best friend before the Pandemic at a theater,. I am grateful it was 1917, so darn good. War stories (books, film...) are among my favorite.
I hadn't even heard of this one, but now I'm interested.
It literally felt like a virtual reality video game that you were apart of no movie has ever really done that absolutely phenomenal
I watched it today in Australia with my Dad. That heart attack part that Jeremy spoke about really is a "I think I just shit my pants" moment. I think the whole audience thought the same. Awesome movie.
I Think He's Talking About The Trip Wire Scene With The Rat, Shit Was Loud
@@fabian5813 I saw that I was like "NO, stop that rat!' Stab it with your bayonet or something." Lol!
Fabian Rampage yeah that part and when the German shoots at him when he’s crossing the bridge
@@salamander337 LoL Same As Soon As He Saw The Trip Line I Thought Of The Rat
@@stevelewis8961 Yeah And Also When He Opens The Door And Shoots And Gets Shot In the Helmet. But Jeremy's Reaction Of Him Touching His Body Making Sure He's Alright Gives It Away That He's Talking About The Explosion
When the brother got the news... DAMN, it was a masterclass of emotion.
MUST SEE:
The Lighthouse
Jojo Rabbit
Parasite
You fogot the irishman movie of the year
All great films. I’d say watch Parasite last. No matter how you feel about the other two, and you will feel some type of way, Parasite is geared to leave a great, lasting impression.
@Pluralizes Everythings joker was my fav movie this year.
@@PoppiesOfBlood Im excited for it just have to wait for it on Netflix. And I imagine Jeremy will check The Irishman out anyway. Just threw those movies in there because he tends to avoid alot of really good independent films.
@@PoppiesOfBlood not even close
I can recall "Fury" from recent memory
Dunkirk.
The Hulk Jabr Many didn’t like that one, but I did
Just got out of the theatre... unexplainable experience. I’ve never loved a war movie more, and the cinematography at night... damn
I'm in the Army and I had the pleasure to see a advanced screening of this movie. I honestly cant believe I saw such an exceptional peace of filmmaking. This movie will resonate with you. Its filmed in one continuous shot and it makes you feel like you are apart of these two soldiers journey behind enemy lines to warn another company of them walking into a german trap. Best movie I've EVER SEEN. If this doesn't win best cinematography and best picture oscar then something is wrong with Hollywood. This movie makes you feel every guy wrenching emotion and the risk of crafing a perfect mistake free continuous shot to this film is astonishing they were able to pull this off. Astonishing experience. A true masterpiece of modern filmmaking!!!
I pretty much never react to jump-scares when watching movies these days, they’re mostly super predictable and usually nothing more than a loud scream (especially in horror movies). But the scene in this with the rat got me. It got me good.
Dunkirk felt pretty real when watching it. I can still remember holding my breath when the ship starts sinking with them inside
I actually ducked for a sec when I heard the first gun shot
A notable quote from the movie: _It does not do to dwell on it._
i feel like the main actor in this movie isn’t being talked about enough. He was absolutely incredible
"I haven't felt like that in a war movie before... NEXT LEVEL".
I'm watching this Day 1 🤘
After 5 years of watching RUclips , Jeremy is only one left I trust. The rest all sold out. Good on you Jeremy, a true fan critic.
Spectre, yes, but not to forget Skyfall, that was a f...ing masterpiece.
Wide release this weekend. 1-10-20 can’t wait to see this.
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You.
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3:10 ok now I’m a little scared to experience that 😅
Wondering if he's referring to that moment in the first trailer.
I’m more excited for this than Rise of Skywalker.
🙄
I'm more excited to see paint dry than The Rise Of Skywalker.
Like everyone does. This SW trilogy is absolutely garbage. The force awakens was meh.....The last jedi was utterly bad
I will see this movie in a movie theater. I will not see rise of skywalker because it will suck.
Matt James it’s a Disney Plus stream for me. No rush to see it.
I can’t stop thinking about it. The soundtrack. The story. The acting. This movie deserves all of the praise it’s receiving.
I just walked out of the movie. It wrecked me. This movie is heartwarming, terrifying, and intense all at once. Great film experience.
“Children of men” has some war in it but it’s shot to feel as a one long take, and it’s pretty amazing!
One of my favorite Sci Fi movies ever made
It really wasn't made in one shot. There were only like 2-3 scenes that were around 6 minutes long, uncut.
@@thx500 It's probably the climax that makes some people remember it as one long take, because that was such a memorable scene.
Ricky Collins yep, that last scene was pretty memorable. I heard how a lot of people in a film crew detest very long takes like that as its a nightmare to set up, but Alfonso Cuarón was like, fuck it, this is happening. I absolutely love Children of Men for ending like that.
@@thx500 Same here, it added to the large list of reasons to love the movie.
Just saw it tonight. Best movie I've seen in a while. It's gripping and emotional, looks good and the music was amazing.
*SPOLER*
Who had a heart attack with rat scene?
Sam Mendes nailed it in story telling, loved the technical work on camera movements and create tension all around the situation and location. Sequence shot is so powerful to make you feel you’re here. I agree and thanks for the cool content Jeremy :)) cheers
Sam Mendes also directed Skyfall and American Beauty btw
You had me with Skyfall, but you lost me with American Beauty. That film has NOT aged well.
Can’t wait for this!
Quite frustrating that we here in Australia have to wait until January 9 for it to arrive in cinemas.
It comes out Jan 9 in the US too. At least where I live
I love how he sits down and rests at the end. It's just so satisfying.
"Someone lived this, yes. This happened." - Bladerunner 2049
I know it's real
You sold me. I wanna see this movie now. I didn't even know it existed til I clicked.
Spoilers:
Curious which super startling moment Jeremy was talking about: the one when the rat tripped the wire in the German bunker, or the soldier that shot-while getting shot and killed-Schofeld
Nick Zacek the rat scene.
the rat scene i think
I was wondering exactly the same thing lol. But I agree with the others, it's probably the rat.
Scene where that soldier is singing a native song before battle is just amazing. Really felt I was there watching him sing and the audience in the theater I know it had the same feeling. 10 out a 10
Totally agree! 1917 was the first war movie to make me feel afraid of war in a way that I never thought of. This movie was phenomenal!
“Movie succeeded on all fronts“- wink wink 😉
No pun intended
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Meaning?
I will recommend this to my dad. He likes war and history movies.
You don’t understand how scared I was with the rat and the trip wore with headphones on 😭
Caught it a couple of hours ago. The cinematography and scenery was incredible. Don't know who the actors are, but they were so very real, and relatable. This is an epic film.
The night scene in Acoust is underrated
"This movie succeeded in all fronts."
I see what you did there.
I would be so proud of myself if I were in any way associated with this film. That trek through No Mans Land gave me chills.
I saw it yesterday. His review is on point. The screen with his hand and the body? Ugh...
4 years later and Jeremy still complains about Spectre smh
And he forever should.
Take that movie and shove back up the ass of whoever released it.
Nathaniel Hagan it is pretty remarkable that Sam made one of the best and worst Bond movies. Truly impressive
that's nothing compared to his constant Star Wars bitching.
With right, because FUCK Spectre.
@@wildebeest14 it shocked me to my core lmaoo
I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THIS MOVIE.
Ryan Corrigan I saw it today and I’ll tell u rn, ur gonna love it(u can check out my non spoiler review or my spoiler review on my channel)
It's absolutely insane
You won't be disappointed this movie was amazingly beautiful. Sam Mendes & Christopher Nolan rarely disappoints
Best war movie I’ve seen since saving private ryan
The best scene was the running one, but the part where he was with the woman and the baby, damn... that got me
I kept cringing the whole film to see them carrying the bayonet and I was like pls don't accidentally stab yourself or someone with it.
Finally, another Awesometacular!
How many has Jeremy given this year?
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8 (2 are video games, 6 are movies)
This movie has been top of my list since day one.
That scene where he was climbing out of the river was so dark yet they didnt even focus on it. Its stuff like that that makes me love this movie
That “pond” was likely a mine crater. Google Lochnagar Mine for one the largest. I’ve stood next to it & it’s beyond belief.