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Jerrod 2021-12-07 08:01:08
Through that meaningless war
"1917" is a dialogue between Sam Mendes and the First World War using the art of film. It was not only Sam Mendes who had a dialogue with World War I. That means that the film cannot be a slaughterhouse, nor can it be a trash can into which everything can be thrown. His choice is to start with a...
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Abigail 2021-12-07 08:01:08
Walking Purgatory-the history of World War I behind the vision of "1917" (background introduction to popular science)
I watched the IMAX version of "1917" in January, and lamented the technical miracle of immersive one-shot in the whole film. I also regret that as one of the few war films that can dabble in the theme of World War I, this film gave me an impression. More is the gimmick that wants to play with...
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