1917 Review: The Greatest Tribute To A Grandfather Of All Time
1917 is a Cinematic Marvel along with one of the best films of the year whether you count is for 2019 or 2020.
Tag: War
Battle of Jangsari (Letterboxd Review)
There could have been a really good movie here however, the conflicting and jolting narratives between the Korean side of the story vs the American side is too much to overlook.
Thank You For Your Service Review
This isn’t a movie for mainstream audiences, but if there is someone who I hope watches this film it is someone from the Trump Administration. Veteran care in this country has a long way to go and the first step in fixing it is doing so from the top down. Anyone who goes to war to fight for our country should be first in line over anyone else to get the care they deserve. Thank You For Your Service isn’t a pro-military film, but it has one of the most pro-military messages of the year, help out vets.
Dunkirk Review
Christopher Nolan makes up for a bloated disappointing Interstellar, with a film that excels in cinematography, sound, story, acting, and relevance. Dunkirk is easily one of the best films of the years and it didn’t take 2 hours and 50 minutes to do that…take notes.
The Wall Review
If you are looking for a storybook ending, you won’t get it here. Just like real war, there are no good/bad endings, it’s only survival vs death. The Wall is an intimate cinematic thriller that despite its small-scale is one of the best films so far this year.
Their Finest Review
Their Finest is a great war time film that is just as much educational as is enjoyable.
Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk Review
Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk is a film I recommend if you have anyone in your life that is serving or has served in the military.
Hacksaw Ridge Review
Desmond T. Doss was the embodiment of a true American hero, and his story is one that deserves to be celebrated by generations of Americans.
