1917 Stressed Us Out! | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching!

1917 Stressed Us Out! | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching! | George MacKay

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6 ай бұрын

Kristen & Vivian watch the Academy Award-nominated film 1917, taking place during World War I, about two young British soldiers who risk their lives to deliver a message that can help save many of their own men.
This film stars: George MacKay (Captain Fantastic, Peter Pan (2003), & How I Live Now), Dean-Charles Chapman (Before I Go to Sleep, Blinded by the Light, & Game of Thrones), Daniel Mays (The Bank Job, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, The Adventures of Tintin, & Mr. Nobody), Colin Firth (A Single Man, The King's Speech, Kingsman: The Secret Service, & Bridget Jone's Diary). Mark Strong (Shazam! & Zero Dark Thirty), Andrew Scott (Spectre, Pride, Victor Frankenstein, & Sherlock), Benedict Cumberbatch (Star Trek Into Darkness, The Imitation Game, August: Osage County, & The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug), & Richard Madden (The Take, Rocketman & Cinderella (2015))
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@Eggrollofdoom

I played as one of the extras in this movie. We didn't get paid, but they did feed us. We had catering every day and I got to keep one of the set props, too.

@terminatrix92

Im so glad Kristen could answer Vivien's question on why the Protagonist isnt just yelling at everyone to stand down; in the military that is not how decisions are made. When 100 000 men are running into gunfire there has to be order, which means following rank. And these are men that have already been through so much, there would be so many people contradicting orders, scared out of their mind. But in WW1 that got you executed by your own side! And even now questioning orders on the front line is a big no no. it has to be for a Unit to work together effectively. I appreciate that Vivian was thinking as a human, not as a soldier. This kind of rationality isnt humane its inhuman. Strict authoritarianism only really belongs in war

@heyheyjk-la

This was the last film I saw in a theatre before the Covid lockdowns started and it was amazing seeing it on the big screen. The making of this film is just astounding. They basically found a big open field, and then spent a long time walking with the actors and GOAT DP Roger Deakins, etc., to see where they had to build the trenches on each end, the town, etc. And the work they did to make it all appear as one, well, two, long uninterrupted takes turned out so perfectly. If you haven't already watch some of the BTS videos on it. That last run Scofield does above the trench will always be one of my favorite film shots of all time. Great reactions to a great film.

@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi

The best part of making it seem like a single shot was that there was nothing else to take your focus off of the main objective. No other side stories or other scenes to worry about.

@gordondafoe3516

If my older brother was out there, I would say "no loss, I'll stay here for now". The bastard stole my inheritance!

@spdcrzy

I saw this in theaters and it literally took me an hour to build back up the physical energy to drive home. I was as exhausted as you described - it was a transformative film in so many ways, and the one-shot strategy wasn't just a gimmick. It was meant to make you feel just as exhausted as the characters were, and it worked.

@SemiOff

Fun fact : The people running into him and him Falling was not part of the script .

@shainewhite2781

Nominated for 10 Oscars including Best Picture, but won for Best Visual Effects, Best Sound Mixing and Best Cinematography.

@hughfuller8416

Yeah….this movie will do that to ya.

@daviekuklatv

1600 men, not bad....En'tant lost 57,000+ on the first day at the Somme, and half a million for 6 miles at Passchendaele that was eventually re taken by german forces

@GhostWatcher2024

23:40

@danajacobson3956

The early scene in no man’s land is all the more gut wrenching when you consider that this is a point in time where they didn’t have antibiotics yet.

@FOXHOUND1871

A point about the German pilot, they were briefly discussing killing him right on top of him and many Germans understood a little English especially the kind of men that would be able to become pilots in that time. Also during the World Wars and beyond, it was rather well known that if you were captured by people who didn't look like they could afford to babysit prisoners, you were not likely to last long. American paratroopers executed German prisoners during the Normandy Campaign of 1944 because they had no way to safely keep prisoners since they themselves were dropped behind enemy lines with no supply lines at all. This guy crashed into an abandoned farm with only two British soldiers in sight far away from their lines and it happens that these two are also on an urgent mission and carrying written orders that can't fall into enemy hands. Realistically, both parties likely knew one would be forced to kill the other. With the German he spared in the town who gave him away anyway, that man could never be sure Schofield was alone. If one British soldier was suddenly in their lines, there could be dozens and that was typical of night time action by this point in the war called infiltration tactics.

@coldflamebluedragon196

Truly a cinematographic masterpiece. It really is the full package

@JordanCesaroni93

The cinematography is spectacular!

@jeffehren

I never saw the film in theatres, and then the pandemic and life happened. So, this was my first crack at it. I watched this reaction during my lunch break, and luckily no one walked in on me because I was crying. I love this reaction duo!

@OneTrueScotsman

As someone who doesn't generally care for "war films", I love this movie.

@theartsygamer5224 14 күн бұрын

It is known as the movie filmed in one solid shot. "One take" which is insane the fact that they use CG to fill in the places where they actually cut is masterful. But it is all filmed in one shot so that the audience really feels like they are there, and in the war with our two protagonists. It was a phenomenal watch for me who had no idea what it was, I expected some guns blazing war movie but I got an absolute masterpiece. Something to go on the mantle for sure.

@tileux

My great grandfather and his brother were both permanently invalided from the western front in 1917. One from trench fever - because penicillin didnt exist during ww1 and trench fever either killed you or permanently disabled you - and one with all his fingers missing from his right hand thanks to a German shell. Most people these days have never heard of trench fever but it was the biggest cause of disability on the western front.