Journey's End
War • R • 2017 • 1 hr 48 min
Starring
Asa Butterfield, Sam Claflin, Paul Bettany, Tom Sturridge, Toby Jones
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Journey’s End is a psychological slow-burn adapted from events I seldom wish upon anyone.
A great play to screen adaptation sbowcasing the true horrors of war and the effects it can have on people and their lives.
Less time to attach to the characters than in the original play, but still gut-wrenching and beautifully made. Some incredible performances.
A collection of terrific performances (especially Claflin and Bettany) and an interesting look at how expectations and duty can hurt you.
Very good performances but I wish the end had been more flushed out. It felt rushed.
This hidden gem is probably the best WWI film I've seen, showing the dangerous leadership and anxiety on the eve of a war-changing offensive
Contemplative in the slow parts. Devastating with the action. Heartwrenching in every way.
The movie seemed to be drawn out. Couldn’t really keep my attention.
The the lies a warring nation tells their youth about the honor of war is center stage here. Pretty good.
Wanna know a secret? Sort Parmesan. No seriously try it. You’ll NEVER guess what happens. Swear to the lord! The craziest shit. Oh wait hold
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Hello, Stanhope
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War In Action
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Letter to Joan
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