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"1917"


Guys, we need to talk about war dramas. They are all the same. You know how this will end. 
If it were a story that failed, then it would be about the bravery of the men who died carrying out the message, and they would advertise that way. 
For once, I'd like to see a twist ending where the men depicted in this movie actually failed to deliver the message. I'm not asking for the resulting massacre. I just don't want another Saving Private Ryan story.
In theaters: December 25, 2019
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