In fact, the creative concept of "1917" is very similar to that of the game. The charm of film development lies in cutting out some redundant parts through camera and editing, so that the film will not become a running account. The difference between the game is that it basically presents you with all the fun from the first perspective, and everything is continuous. According to Sam Mendes, the one-shot is not a gimmick, but a return to life itself: "One-shot is the way we experience the world." In my opinion, this is the anti-climax of Linklater's Movies are remarkably similar in some respects; films like Linklater's Boyhood don't have a grotesque climax, and 1917 doesn't compress time. Aside from the mid-to-late coma that transitions the movie from day to night, the rest add up to 2 hours, a real 2 hours. As for the subject matter, he said, "After the 100th anniversary of this war, I am acutely aware that it is at risk of being forgotten. It is fading from the memory we have left, and it has had a huge impact on our country. . This war reshaped Europe's borders, it was the first industrialized, mechanized war - it started with horses, ended with tanks and machine guns, and it sparked World War II. It changed our entire world .” World War I did end cold weapons, but meat grinder-style battlefields still abound: the Somme, Verdun . . . One of the key charms of the movie "1917", the audience follows the protagonist's camera, and the emotions are also walking with the protagonist, from the sadness of two people to one person, not knowing whether they will encounter the enemy or the tension of the mine in the next moment... …accompanied by a guiding soundtrack, it is a great pleasure to stimulate the senses and even the heart. There is a line in Good Will Hunting, "Ask about war, and you'll say Shakespeare's words: "Go to war, dear friend," but you've never been in war, never put your friend's head on your lap and watched He let out his last breath." Although I completely empathized with what happened to me, my comrade-in-arms' complexion became paler, and my mood became more and more desolate. In the end, the sad eyes of my brother and the speechlessness that held back tears pushed the final story to a climax and an end. "The result of war will only be to fight to the last soldier."
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