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1917 currently has an average rating of 8.1 out of 10 and has been rated by 7408 users on our platform.
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5This was clearly a fiendishly complicated project to stage and execute and there are some scenes (...), that are legitimate knockouts.
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8Sam Mendes’ '1917', a grueling and reverential depiction of one run across no-man’s-land in World War I, is both a vivid re-creation of a time and a film that could only have been made now.
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8There’s a real sense of epic scale as the action moves breathlessly from one hellish environment to the next...
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8Almost everything you’ve ever seen in a war film is here. But never quite like this.
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8It’s a staggering technical achievement, one that will see Roger Deakins retaining his unofficial Greatest Living Cinematographer crown.
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