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War movies are a dime a dozen. So are movies touted for their technical feats. De-aging, anyone. So, given that 1917 is a World War I film that employs the trick of looking like it is a single 120-minute shot, it would be easy to greet director Sam Mendes latest with yawns and/or eye rolls, to treat it as just another big, boring epic released for the sole purpose of winning Oscars. Such dismissals, though, would be unwarranted. Instead of being the latest installment in Hollywoods long-running obsession with war flicks, 1917 is a compelling human drama about the horrors of battle told with such technical and artistic mastery that its not just one of the best movies of 2019 ?it may go down as Mendes' and cinematographer Roger Deakins shared masterwork. The film follows two young men, Lance Corporal William Schofield (George MacKay) and Lance Corporal Tom Blake (Dean-Charles Chapman) soldiers on the Western Front who receive a near-impossible task: Carry a message across enemy lines to a British battalion that's at risk of being ambushed ahead of a planned attack against German troops. In a race against time?and against the unseen enemy?the pair have the fates of 1, 600 troops on their shoulders, one of whom (in a plot point reminiscent of Steven Spielbergs Oscar-winning World War II drama Saving Private Ryan) is Blakes own brother. Thrust into their deadly mission, the pair must traverse the deadly and blown-apart battlefields of France at the height of the war, not only to potentially save a great number of their compatriots but also to avoid a terrible turning point in the war to end all wars. What begins as a two-hander heros journey is a surprisingly intimate thriller, with the two soldiers maneuvering through trenches, crossing enemy lines, and witnessing the aftermath of battle up close. The result is haunting and brutal; Mendes doesnt have to show us the battles that have taken place, only the bodies left in their wake. The effect gives 1917 the tension of a horror film, as if at any moment the corpses could reanimate and stop the heroes before they ever reach the Brits. As the continuous-shot effect unfolds, the camera following Schofield and Blake from all angles, Mendes places his viewers squarely into the mouth of wars madness. The Great War, the 20th centurys first international conflict, unfolded on a grand theatrical scale and was perhaps humanitys first horrific lesson on the brutality of modern combat; the technological advances were great, but also massively destructive. Throughout 1917 s two-hour runtime, evidence of the wars violent absurdity is abundant. Perhaps that is why, at times, watching it feels like playing a first-person shooter in the vein of Call of Duty or Battlefield. Like the recently released Gears 5, Mendes film wants the audience to experience the trauma of war along with Schofield and Blake, not just learn about it like a history lesson. Most of his viewers will never experience such extremes; there is no one alive today who can say they experienced this specific conflict firsthand. The film, then, isnt just a war thriller; its a testament to the soldiers who risked their lives to participate in a fight that a century later most people could not even explain. Schofield and Blakes task is simply a plot device to move them across the battlefield in a race against time; the details matter less than the horrors that they?and we?see. Likewise, the reason these millions of men fought against one another matters much less than the sad fact that they did, leaving in the battles wakes a war-torn continent piled up with anonymous bodies. Just before the end credits roll, a simple dedication appears onscreen to Alfred Mendes, the directors grandfather, who served in the British infantry; it reveals the film to be a personal one for its director. His dedication is visible in 1917 s tightly choreographed and blocked sequences; his background as a theater director is recognizable as Schofield and Blake rush through trenches filled with hundreds of other soldiers in their race to save hundreds more, whom we never really see. But 1917 is far from a passion project driven by a single auteur, as Deakins elegant camerawork is evident throughout the film. His long shots, edited together to look like one long take, are a feat, a new spectacular achievement to add to the canon of war movies. The theater of warfare has never been displayed so beautifully and so personally, allowing 1917 s viewers to experience firsthand the monumental event that many of their ancestors saw for themselves?either in the battles of World War I or the many international conflicts that followed. Wars will continue, but never on such a personal scale; soldiers will fight from a distance by land, sea, air, drone. They may never fully comprehend their actions as a result. Mendes film provides a reminder of the distinctly human horrors of war by placing audiences directly in its trenches, the closest many will ever get to watching this level of barbarity themselves. More Great WIRED Stories Instagram, my daughter, and me Tweak these Google Chrome settings to level up your browsing Welcome to Rachel, Nevada? the town closest to Area 51 The Irishman gets de-aging right? no tracking dots necessary Ewoks are the most tactically advanced fighting force in Star Wars ? 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Terminator films ended with Terminator 2 Judgement day Period. We need to keep moving... words of a winner, an achiever, a leader, a hero. At the end they should turn to the camera and say, Who are you. I should really consider a screenwriting career. I didnt know I was qualified until now. What this showed was the chaos of war. Even when you have a mission, that doesn't bring order. It is merely a purpose at the whims of war. I know this is a million years old but why would anyone expect one of the mercenaries in the wreckage.
I'm convinced that Hollywood can no longer have an original thought. All remakes or sequels to old movies. Free HBO weekend on these. When British were REAL Men ?.

This is a masterclass in how to make a movie. The subject is difficult; most people are turned off by the horror of the First World War. But this film captures the realism with superbly portrayed characters whilst maintaining a fast moving storyline. The choice of the German retreat at the end of the First Somme was inspired (I was expecting 1917 to mean Passchendaele - it usually does. The particular incidents accord with accounts which I have read.

This is the first film in a long time which I would have wanted to go back and see again. Excellent.

I am of the opinion that this is one of the greatest films ever made. The criticism is that it is merely a technical achievement ignores the fact that film is a technical medium. In great works of art, style and substance are often inseparable, or indistinguishable. Here, the means by which the story is told?the technical aspects, the grammar, the style?are intimately linked with the narrative. It is a true work of art. Happy I've seen the movie before the trailer. It reveals a lot and without, you're amazed till the end. Honestly the most intense, impressive and best movie I've ever seen. Russian Revolution, also called Russian Revolution of 1917, two revolutions in 1917, the first of which, in February (March, New Style) overthrew the imperial government and the second of which, in October (November) placed the Bolsheviks in power. Lenin during the Russian Revolution, 1917. Images Top Questions What caused the Russian Revolution of 1917? Why is it called the October Revolution if it took place in November? How did the revolution lead to the Russian Civil War? What happened to the tsar and his family? By 1917 the bond between the tsar and most of the Russian people had been broken. Governmental corruption and inefficiency were rampant. The tsars reactionary policies, including the occasional dissolution of the Duma, or Russian parliament, the chief fruit of the 1905 revolution, had spread dissatisfaction even to moderate elements. The Russian Empires many ethnic minorities grew increasingly restive under Russian domination. But it was the governments inefficient prosecution of World War I that finally provided the challenge the old regime could not meet. Ill-equipped and poorly led, Russian armies suffered catastrophic losses in campaign after campaign against German armies. The war made revolution inevitable in two ways: it showed Russia was no longer a military match for the nations of central and western Europe, and it hopelessly disrupted the economy. Riots over the scarcity of food broke out in the capital, Petrograd (formerly St. Petersburg) on February 24 (March 8) and, when most of the Petrograd garrison joined the revolt, Tsar Nicholas II was forced to abdicate March 2 (March 15. When his brother, Grand Duke Michael, refused the throne, more than 300 years of rule by the Romanov dynasty came to an end. Get exclusive access to content from our 1768 First Edition with your subscription. Subscribe today A committee of the Duma appointed a Provisional Government to succeed the autocracy, but it faced a rival in the Petrograd Soviet of Workers and Soldiers Deputies. The 2, 500 delegates to this soviet were chosen from factories and military units in and around Petrograd. The Soviet soon proved that it had greater authority than the Provisional Government, which sought to continue Russias participation in the European war. On March 1 (March 14) the Soviet issued its famous Order No. 1, which directed the military to obey only the orders of the Soviet and not those of the Provisional Government. The Provisional Government was unable to countermand the order. All that now prevented the Petrograd Soviet from openly declaring itself the real government of Russia was fear of provoking a conservative coup. Between March and October the Provisional Government was reorganized four times. The first government was composed entirely of liberal ministers, with the exception of the Socialist Revolutionary Aleksandr F. Kerensky. The subsequent governments were coalitions. None of them, however, was able to cope adequately with the major problems afflicting the country: peasant land seizures, nationalist independence movements in non-Russian areas, and the collapse of army morale at the front. Aleksandr Kerensky Aleksandr Kerensky, 1917. George Grantham Bain Collection/Library of Congress, Washington, D. C. (LC-DIG-ggbain-24416) Meanwhile, soviets on the Petrograd model, in far closer contact with the sentiments of the people than the Provisional Government was, had been organized in cities and major towns and in the army. In these soviets, “defeatist” sentiment, favouring Russian withdrawal from the war on almost any terms, was growing. One reason was that radical socialists increasingly dominated the soviet movement. At the First All-Russian Congress of Soviets, convened on June 3 (June 16) the Socialist Revolutionaries were the largest single bloc, followed by the Mensheviks and Bolsheviks. Kerensky became head of the Provisional Government in July and put down a coup attempted by army commander in chief Lavr Georgiyevich Kornilov (according to some historians, Kerensky may have initially plotted with Kornilov in the hope of gaining control over the Petrograd Soviet. However, he was increasingly unable to halt Russias slide into political, economic, and military chaos, and his party suffered a major split as the left wing broke from the Socialist Revolutionary Party. But while the Provisional Governments power waned, that of the soviets was increasing, as was the Bolsheviks influence within them. By September the Bolsheviks and their allies, the Left Socialist Revolutionaries, had overtaken the Socialist Revolutionaries and Mensheviks and held majorities in both the Petrograd and Moscow soviets. Lavr Georgiyevich Kornilov Lavr Georgiyevich Kornilov inspecting Russian troops, 1917. The Print Collector/Heritage-Images By autumn the Bolshevik program of “peace, land, and bread” had won the party considerable support among the hungry urban workers and the soldiers, who were already deserting from the ranks in large numbers. Although a previous coup attempt (the July Days) had failed, the time now seemed ripe. On October 24?25 (November 6?7) the Bolsheviks and Left Socialist Revolutionaries staged a nearly bloodless coup, occupying government buildings, telegraph stations, and other strategic points. Kerenskys attempt to organize resistance proved futile, and he fled the country. The Second All-Russian Congress of Soviets, which convened in Petrograd simultaneously with the coup, approved the formation of a new government composed mainly of Bolshevik commissars. October Revolution First Days of the October Revolution, painting by Georgy Konstantinovich Savitsky (1887?1949. Getty Images The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica This article was most recently revised and updated by Michael Ray, Editor. Learn More in these related Britannica articles: Soviet Union: The Russian Revolution Sometime in the middle of the 19th century, Russia entered a phase of internal crisis that in 1917 would culminate in revolution. Its causes were not so much economic or social as political and cultural. For the sake of… 20th-century international relations: The Russian Revolution While Britain, France, Italy, Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey all survived their crises of 1917 and found the will and stamina for one last year of war, Russia succumbed. In three years of war Russia had mobilized roughly 10 percent of its entire population… Russia: The October (November) Revolution One of the turning points in the struggle for power was the attempt by Gen. Lavr Kornilov, who had been appointed commander in chief, to take control of Petrograd in August 1917 and wipe out the soviet. Aleksandr Kerensky, the prime….
It was so good I'm actually watching it again. I've never done that with any other movie. The emotions the scenes evoke are so strong. Truly a cinematic experience. British general: send the men to those trench, throw everything we got at them British officer: yes sir British officer: we captured it sir, we push around another 150m of territory British general: how many man lost? Britis officer: around 4000 sir British General: it's fine, TIME FOR A TEA.
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Bruce: Hey you, what's your name? Brad: Me? Name is Cliff, I'm here to kill some nazies I just can't help it, he's inglorious bastard PS! Both are great movies. 5 things to say about this movie. 1. Best movie of the year. Better than Endgame. And way better than Joker. 2. Two years in a row the best movie of the year is released by 20th Century Fox. 3. Awesome racing sequences. You almost feel like youre along for the ride. 4. This deserves an Oscar nomination for best picture. 5. This got robbed at the Golden Globe for best picture by Joker. Joker was still a good movie, but nothing like this or Endgame. Karte mit allen verlinkten Seiten: OSM, WikiMap 1917 Die Vereinigten Staaten treten in den Ersten Weltkrieg ein. Der russische Zar Nikolaus II. wird durch die Februarrevolution gestürzt. Wladimir Iljitsch Lenin reist im plombierten Zug von Zürich nach Petrograd. Mit der Oktoberrevolution übernehmen die Bolschewiki die Macht in Russland. 1917 in anderen Kalendern Armenischer Kalender 1365/66 (Jahreswechsel Juli) Äthiopischer Kalender 1909/10 (10. /11. September) Baha'i-Kalender 73/74 (20. /21. März) Bengalischer Solarkalender 1322/23 (Jahresbeginn 14. oder 15. April) Buddhistische Zeitrechnung 2460/61 (südlicher Buddhismus) 2459/60 (Alternativberechnung nach Buddhas Parinirvana) Chinesischer Kalender 76. (77. Zyklus Jahr der Feuer-Schlange 丁巳 ( am Beginn des Jahres Feuer-Drache 丙辰) Chuche-Ideologie (Nordkorea) Chuch'e 6 Chula Sakarat (Siam, Myanmar. Dai -Kalender (Vietnam) 1279/80 (Jahreswechsel April) Dangun -Ära (Korea) 4250/51 (2. /3. Oktober) Iranischer Kalender 1295/96 (um den 21. März) Islamischer Kalender 1335/36 (17. /18. Oktober) Japanischer Kalender Taishō 6 ( 大正年) Kōki 2577 Jüdischer Kalender 5677/78 (16. /17. September) Koptischer Kalender 1633/34 (10. September) Malayalam-Kalender 1092/93 Minguo-Kalender (China) Jahr 6 der Republik Rumi-Kalender (Osmanisches Reich) 1332/33 (1. März) Seleukidische Ära Babylon: 2227/28 (Jahreswechsel April) Syrien: 2228/29 (Jahreswechsel Oktober) Suriyakati-Kalender (Thai-Solar-Kalender) 2459/60 (1. April) Tibetischer Kalender 1663 Vikram Sambat (Nepalesischer Kalender) 1973/74 (April) Das Jahr 1917 ist von den internationalen Ereignissen bestimmt, die sich vor dem prägenden Hintergrund des Ersten Weltkrieges ereignen. Der durch die uneingeschränkte U-Boot-Kriegsführung des Deutschen Kaiserreiches und die Anfang des Jahres abgefangene Zimmermann-Depesche an Mexiko ausgelöste Kriegseintritt der Vereinigten Staaten auf Seiten der Entente begründet den langsamen Aufstieg von einer industriellen Großmacht zu einer politischen Weltmacht. Die verstärkte Panzerkriegsführung der Entente sowie ihr Überhang an Material und Truppen lässt die strategische Initiative auf sie übergehen. Im Russischen Kaiserreich führen die sozialen und politischen Spannungen zum Sturz der herrschenden Zarenfamilie Romanow in der Februarrevolution, deren Repräsentanten ihrerseits von der Oktoberrevolution und dem anschließenden Bürgerkrieg gestürzt werden. Die Errichtung eines Rätesystems, der UdSSR, legt den Keim für den Ost-West-Konflikt und lässt Russland in den nächsten Jahrzehnten zu einer Weltmacht kommunistischen Entwurfs wachsen. Die politischen und sozioökonomischen Umwälzungen, die das Kriegsgeschehen den beteiligten Ländern abverlangt, markieren das Ende des sogenannten ?langen 19. Jahrhunderts“, den Bruch monarchischer Tradition hin zur Politisierung der Massen. Aufgrund dieser vielschichtigen Erscheinungen, die dem Jahr 1917 insgesamt Zäsurcharakter verleihen, wird es auch als Epochenjahr bezeichnet. Ereignisse [ Bearbeiten, Quelltext bearbeiten] Politik und Weltgeschehen [ Bearbeiten, Quelltext bearbeiten] Siehe auch: Monatsübersichten für November und Dezember Erster Weltkrieg [ Bearbeiten, Quelltext bearbeiten] Politische und diplomatische Entwicklungen [ Bearbeiten, Quelltext bearbeiten] 16. Januar: Arthur Zimmermann, der deutsche Staatssekretär des Auswärtigen Amts, übermittelt ein verschlüsseltes Telegramm an den deutschen Botschafter in Washington, Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff. Dieser leitet die Zimmermann-Depesche am 19. Januar an den deutschen Botschafter in Mexiko, Heinrich von Eckardt, weiter. Darin wird Mexiko vom Deutschen Reich ein Bündnis für den Fall des Kriegseintritts der Vereinigten Staaten vorgeschlagen. Deutschland stellt Mexiko Unterstützung für die Wiedergewinnung des 1848 im Vertrag von Guadalupe Hidalgo an die Vereinigten Staaten verlorenen Gebiets in Aussicht. Das Telegramm wird vom britischen Marinegeheimdienst Room 40 unter der Leitung von William Reginald Hall abgefangen und in den nächsten Wochen entziffert. 22. Januar: US-Präsident Woodrow Wilson proklamiert in einer Rede vor dem Kongress der Vereinigten Staaten den ?Frieden ohne Sieg“. 30. Januar: Die Oberste Heeresleitung gründet das Bild- und Filmamt (?BUFA“) dieses betreibt psychologische Kriegsführung und Propaganda im Ersten Weltkrieg. Die vom Deutschen Reich am 1.?Februar 1917 erklärte Kriegszone 1. Februar: Auf Drängen der Obersten Heeresleitung nimmt das Deutsche Reich mit kaiserlicher Zustimmung den uneingeschränkten U-Boot-Krieg wieder auf. Die Vereinigten Staaten brechen daraufhin am 3. Februar die diplomatischen Beziehungen zum Deutschen Kaiserreich ab. Botschafter Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff wird ausgewiesen. 1. März: US-Außenminister Robert Lansing gibt der Presse Details der im Januar abgefangenen Zimmermann-Depesche bekannt. Wilsons zweite Inauguration 1917 4. März: US-Präsident Woodrow Wilson tritt seine zweite Amtszeit an. 6. April: Die Vereinigten Staaten erklären Deutschland den Krieg. 7. April: In seiner Osterbotschaft stellt der deutsche Kaiser Wilhelm II. nach dem Ende des Krieges Verfassungsänderungen in Aussicht, bei der auch das preußische Dreiklassenwahlrecht durch ein geheimes und direktes Wahlrecht ersetzt werden soll. 13. April: In den Vereinigten wird durch Executive Order als Propagandainstrument das Committee on Public Information gegründet. 23. April: In Lettland wird die Demokratische Partei russischer Bürger deutscher Nationalität gegründet. 23. April: Die Kreuznacher Kriegszielkonferenz zwischen der deutschen Reichsleitung unter Kanzler Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg und der Obersten Heeresleitung unter Paul von Hindenburg und Erich Ludendorff findet im Großen Hauptquartier der dritten Obersten Heeresleitung in Kreuznach statt. Das daraus resultierende Kreuznacher Programm enthält weitreichende Forderungen an Annexionen im Westen wie im Osten. Am 17. und 18. Mai folgt eine zweite Konferenz, auf der die Kriegsziele mit Österreich-Ungarn vereinbart werden. April: In Japan wird das Kriegsgefangenenlager Bandō errichtet. John J. Pershing wird zum Oberbefehlshaber der neu gegründeten American Expeditionary Forces ernannt. 18. Mai: Woodrow Wilson unterzeichnet den Selective Service Act, mit dem die Wehrpflicht in den Vereinigten Staaten eingeführt wird. 21. Mai: Die britische Imperial War Graves Commission für die Pflege von Kriegsgräbern wird gegründet. 30. Mai: Der österreichische Reichsrat tritt ? von Kaiser Karl I. einberufen ? zum ersten Mal seit 1914 wieder zusammen. 2. bis 19. Juni: Stockholmer Friedenskonferenz von 1917 11. Juni: König Konstantin I. von Griechenland dankt auf Druck Frankreichs ab und geht mit dem Kronprinzen Georg ins Exil in die Schweiz. Neuer König wird sein zweiter Sohn Alexandros. Die Gegenregierung unter Eleftherios Venizelos tritt am 29. Juni auf Seiten der Entente in den Krieg ein. 15. Juni: In den Vereinigten Staaten wird der Espionage Act beschlossen, der die Offenlegung von militärischen Informationen unter Strafe stellt. 23. Juni: Heinrich Clam-Martinic tritt als österreichischer Ministerpräsident zurück. Zu seinem Nachfolger wird Ernst Seidler von Feuchtenegg ernannt. Zur Lösung der Nationalitätenprobleme Cisleithaniens strebt Seidler trotz Bedenken gegen den Trialismus eine Verfassungsreform an, bei der unter Beibehaltung der Kronländer möglichst national einheitliche Kreise mit eigener Autonomie geschaffen werden sollen. Damit entsteht ein zunehmender Gegensatz zum autoritär agierenden Außenminister Graf Ottokar Czernin. 6. Juli: Die Mehrheitsfraktionen im Reichstag des Deutschen Kaiserreiches, Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands (SPD) Fortschrittliche Volkspartei (FVP) und der Deutschen Zentrumspartei, bilden als inoffizielles Gremium den Interfraktionellen Ausschuss. Unmittelbarer Gründungsanlass ist die Reichstagsdebatte über die Abfassung einer Friedensresolution, die der Abgeordnete Matthias Erzberger mit seiner Rede während der Sitzung des Hauptausschusses des Reichstages am Vormittag angestoßen hat. 6. Juli: Die Mehrheit des kanadischen Unterhauses nimmt den Military Service Act an. Fast alle englischsprachigen Abgeordneten stimmen für das Gesetz, sämtliche frankokanadischen Abgeordneten dagegen. Ab 1. Januar 1918 versucht die Regierung, die Wehrpflicht durchzusetzen. 9. Juli: Bei der Eidkrise verweigern mehrere Einheiten der Polnischen Legionen den Treueeid gegenüber dem Deutschen Reich und Österreich-Ungarn. Tausende Legionäre werden daraufhin degradiert oder interniert. Die rund 1100 Legionäre, die den Eid geleistet haben, werden in die im April neuaufgestellte Polnische Wehrmacht integriert. 13. Juli: Kaiser Wilhelm II. entlässt auf Druck der Obersten Heeresleitung Reichskanzler Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg, der sich für ein allgemeines und gleiches Wahlrecht ausgesprochen und den uneingeschränkten U-Boot-Krieg kr
Im excited for this film. However when they say “one shot” movie. Its really multiple shots edited together to make it look like a one shot movie. It takes a lot of direction, planning and skill. Im stoked to see what they come up with. When there are beards in movies I always look closely to see if the aforementioned arse fluff is actually real and here Harry Potter's facial hair is clearly stuck on ( badly ) so I won't watch this. The InFamous Cole is now coming to BluRay. Although it did not start out that way. It started with this slow burn the used to set up the camera motion that remained constant through the film. If you ever seen Birdman you get the idea. This camera motion helped keep the movie going and full of energy at the same time the angels put us right in the action. We basically saw everything from the point of view of the protagonist.

It seems like all these world war movie have that same cinematic tone. Feels like they just started to invent color in 1917. It's a cool feeling that makes them all match up and I note it makes it easier to conceal certain effects. Overall, this movie gave good energy and is one of the best war epics I laid eyes on.

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