#4496878 - 11/11/19 03:54 PM
Re: 1917 Trailer #2
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Sending a couple of soldiers on an adventure across the French battlefields to deliver a message sounds like a WW1, "Saving Private Ryan." Not that that's bad thing. I'd like to see it.
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#4496936 - 11/12/19 05:36 AM
Re: 1917 Trailer #2
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1600 men? Sounds like a slow day.
I don't have much faith for the plot, but I'll go to it because it looks gorgeous.
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#4499778 - 12/10/19 12:53 AM
Re: 1917 Trailer #2
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1600 men? Sounds like a slow day.
I don't have much faith for the plot, but I'll go to it because it looks gorgeous. This was my thought exactly. Seems like the plot will be a repetitive long boring journey with beautiful cinematography. I want to like it but it looks like a very thin script with Hollywood money thrown at it. SBlade<><
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#4499814 - 12/10/19 01:36 PM
Re: 1917 Trailer #2
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They (the filmmakers) originally also claimed the pre-credits sequence of Spectre was a continuous shot and it wasn't.
It was 3 different long shots edited together. The problem is that both CGI and digital editing technology has progressed so far that unless you were actually involved with the making of the film, it is nearly impossible for anyone to tell if a certain shot was all done in one take or if it was simply multiple shots edited together.
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