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1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by jackwoods4
on 12/2/19 at 9:57 pm



I just caught a screening, and it's stunning. Deakins really is the best ever behind the camera. It feels like you're right there, walking through trenches and crawling through the mud.
If it doesn't sweep just about all of the technical awards, I'll be angry.
If it doesn't sweep just about all of the technical awards, I'll be angry.
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by hawgfaninc
on 12/2/19 at 9:59 pm to jackwoods4

good to hear. ready to go see it
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by bamabenny
on 12/2/19 at 10:02 pm to jackwoods4


pumped for this one
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by OystermanTiger
on 12/2/19 at 10:06 pm to jackwoods4

Can’t wait for this one. Hoping it’s not another Flyboys. There’s just not many good WWI movies.
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by Pandy Fackler
on 12/2/19 at 10:13 pm to jackwoods4


That movie looks like it would stress me out.
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by TheGooner
on 12/2/19 at 10:23 pm to OystermanTiger

quote:
Can’t wait for this one. Hoping it’s not another Flyboys. There’s just not many good WWI movies.
If you haven’t seen it, give Paths of Glory a shot. It’s old, but it is a masterpiece.
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by mizzoubuckeyeiowa on 12/2/19 at 10:30 pm to jackwoods4
I'm just worried it's another Dunkirk.
Visually stunning, no story or character development.
If it's just following Frodo and Bilbo on one long shot with little dialogue as they traverse the horrors of war I'll be pissed.
Visually compelling does not alone a great movie make. It's the main reason Dunkirk fell so flat. Where's the characters to worry about beyond cardboard cutouts?
Visually stunning, no story or character development.
If it's just following Frodo and Bilbo on one long shot with little dialogue as they traverse the horrors of war I'll be pissed.
Visually compelling does not alone a great movie make. It's the main reason Dunkirk fell so flat. Where's the characters to worry about beyond cardboard cutouts?
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by OystermanTiger
on 12/2/19 at 10:35 pm to TheGooner

Paths of Glory is an excellent film.
One of Kubrick best
Sargent York is a good WWI movie too. But there just aren’t many. War Horse and Flyboys are just ridiculous war movies.
One of Kubrick best
Sargent York is a good WWI movie too. But there just aren’t many. War Horse and Flyboys are just ridiculous war movies.
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by Parmen
on 12/2/19 at 10:52 pm to mizzoubuckeyeiowa

quote:
If it's just following Frodo and Bilbo on one long shot with little dialogue as they traverse the horrors of war I'll be pissed.
I hope you're pissed. I don't give a shite about character development in most war movies, exceptions being biopics like Patton. I'm going for an experience in Dolby.
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by mizzoubuckeyeiowa on 12/2/19 at 11:11 pm to Parmen
An experience in Dolby?
That sounds like a gay porn film.
That sounds like a gay porn film.
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re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by blueboy
on 12/3/19 at 12:09 am to jackwoods4

quote:Wow. Really?
Deakins really is the best ever behind the camera.

I'll notify David Lean's estate. Still, your claim is bold, and I'm definitely catching this.
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by bluestem75
on 12/3/19 at 12:21 am to blueboy

Hard pass on Mendes ripping off Spielberg and Nolan (again).
quote:
If you haven’t seen it, give Paths of Glory a shot. It’s old, but it is a masterpiece.
Speaking of great cinematography. Had to google it but Georg Kraus shot that one. Thought it might of been John Alcott who did 2001, Barry Lyndon, The Shining, and A Clockwork Orange.
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by GetCocky11
on 12/3/19 at 12:29 pm to bluestem75

quote:
Hard pass on Mendes ripping off Spielberg and Nolan (again).
Do yall ever get tired of masturbating to Nolan?
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by Speedy G on 12/3/19 at 12:46 pm to mizzoubuckeyeiowa
quote:
I'm just worried it's another Dunkirk.
Visually stunning, no story or character development.
If it's just following Frodo and Bilbo on one long shot with little dialogue as they traverse the horrors of war I'll be pissed.
Visually compelling does not alone a great movie make. It's the main reason Dunkirk fell so flat. Where's the characters to worry about beyond cardboard cutouts?
I agree with this. Dunkirk feels like you missed the first half hour.
The story is the foundation of all entertainment. You must have a good story otherwise it's just masturbation.
-GLC
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by Godfather1
on 12/3/19 at 2:08 pm to OystermanTiger

quote:
Paths of Glory is an excellent film.
One of Kubrick best
Sargent York is a good WWI movie too. But there just aren’t many. War Horse and Flyboys are just ridiculous war movies.
You have to go back a while, find movies that were made closer to the actual conflict.
1930’s Best Picture “All Ouiet on the Western Front” and Howard Hughes’ epic “Hell’s Angels” from the same year are two worth seeing if you can get your hands on them.
The first ever Best Picture winner, 1927’s “Wings” (silent), 1925’s “The Big Parade” (also silent), 1937’s “Le Grande Illusion” (“The Grand Illusion” - French w/ English subtitles) and 1938’s “The Dawn Patrol” (w/ Errol Flynn) are also excellent choices.
This post was edited on 12/3 at 2:16 pm
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by Pettifogger
on 12/3/19 at 4:21 pm to mizzoubuckeyeiowa

quote:
I'm just worried it's another Dunkirk.
Visually stunning, no story or character development.
If it's just following Frodo and Bilbo on one long shot with little dialogue as they traverse the horrors of war I'll be pissed.
Visually compelling does not alone a great movie make. It's the main reason Dunkirk fell so flat. Where's the characters to worry about beyond cardboard cutouts?
Dunkirk is better on almost every subsequent rewatch for me. It really is a good film IMO.
That said -
quote:
If it's just following Frodo and Bilbo on one long shot with little dialogue as they traverse the horrors of war I'll be pissed.
Made me LOL
re: 1917 is a technical masterpiecePosted by Dire Wolf
on 12/3/19 at 4:33 pm to jackwoods4

I was very in once I heard deakins was working in this. I can’t wait
Well, that's interesting.
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