Good adventure of 2 individual stories but completely misses the bigger picture about WWI
1917 might seem like an attempt by director Sam Mende’s to create an epic war film but it’s not. It’s actually an adventure film about two British privates George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman sent on a mission through no man’s land to stop an attack. The movie starts out with the mud and grime of the trenches which is familiar to most that have seen a WWI film, but then throws the two into a number of unforeseen situations because much of the movie takes place in no man’s land. As a tale of two individuals soldiers it works. I think it could have done more with the bigger picture about the war. It was the deadliest and most senseless of modern conflicts but 1917 only gives a small hint about what it was like. I think this was a major flaw and missed opportunity.
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