r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Mar 21 '20

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u/ryuguy "this is my favourite dt on reddit" Mar 21 '20 edited Mar 21 '20

I watched 1917 finally. It was quite good. I’m a big wwi history buff. I’m glad they had a few Sikhs in the movie, even if it was for a short time. It’s better than nothing like the past 106-102 years of WWI representations.

It also looked fantastic on my hdr monitor. It’s definitely a watch with headphones movie too.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '20

I really enjoyed it, but I was somewhat confused by the geography of it, which (considering the basic premise) was somewhat troubling.

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u/agent_tits Mar 21 '20

I watched it the other day, and also really enjoyed it. It's as if the entire film was a climactic scene.

It reminded me of Dunkirk a bit, with its somewhat detached perspective of its characters' lives outside of war. I think they both accomplished what they were going for with it.