Journey's End

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2017

1h 48m

English

War, Drama, Action

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Set in a dugout in Aisne in 1918, a group of British officers, led by the mentally disintegrating young officer Stanhope, variously await their fate.

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Journey's End

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2017

1h 48m

English

War, Drama, Action

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Set in a dugout in Aisne in 1918, a group of British officers, led by the mentally disintegrating young officer Stanhope, variously await their fate.

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Cast

Raleigh

Captain Stanhope

Osborne

Hibbert

Mason

Trotter

The Colonel

Watson

Hardy

Adjutant

Hammond

Sergeant Major C Troup

Corporal Pincher

Angele

Evans

General Raleigh

Jarvis

Bert

Private Graham

Captain Reid

Margaret

Ernst

Peters

Lieutenant Hamison

Subaltern

Directed By: Saul Dibb

Written By: R.C. Sherriff (Novel), Simon Reade (Screenplay), + 1 more

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faithful soul says...

5 years ago

This is not Dunkirk, Saving Private Ryan, or Call of Duty. Don't come into this expecting a lot of explosions and gunfire. This is an adaptation of a 1928 stage play about life in the trenches, but despite its age, this is still as relevant as ever. The atmosphere is intense and filled with dread. The soldiers are tired and fearful, despite attempts to be chipper. Brigadier's bark orders while sipping their brandy. And over the hill, the enemy awaits, an unseen force that is present in the minds and souls of the brave men waiting for their turn to cross the barrier and risk their lives. This is the power and futility of war, and the film is a must-see for anybody willing to sit in the mud and grime of the trenches with these bitterly afraid men.

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stormsm says...

6 years ago

I was hoping for more than i got. This movie takes place in a period of 3-4 days and involves about 5-10 soldiers characters. Its mostly about how they feel and what they think, and very little about actual action sequences. It comes off better as a book or play, but unfortunately, its not so strong as a movie. I was really looking forward for a WWI epic, but its only a small story. Recommended if you like war movies. I wish i could give it an 8, but it's a 7.

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ThomasNL1992 says...

5 years ago

Don't expect a movie full of action and shooting. Journey's End is a realistic view on a small period of a battle in which the psychological battle of the soldiers itself is being displayed. I personally found it very interesting and yet heartbreaking. Definitely would recommend it!

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FinFan says...

6 years ago

I am struggling to find any coherent plot in this movie. To be honest I was struggling throughout the whole movie. Yes, war is brutal, futile and can make you go mad. But there is hardly any war shown. It's people sitting in trenches and dugouts talking and yelling and then talking again. There is a couple of minutes of a raid and every once in a while you hear a shell explode, that's it. Probably works good as a book or a play, but not really well as a movie.

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CinemaSerf

2 years ago

This isn't so much a war movie, as a movie about the impact of waiting! It features a strong and emotional performance from Sam Claflin ("Capt. Stanhope") as the borderline alcoholic who leads a platoon of squaddies in a trench in France in the Spring of 1918. They know a raid is coming - either by More

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Peter McGinn

2 years ago

I wouldn’t have thought it was possible to make a movie that takes place mostly in a World War I trench and dugout could hold my attention as well as Journey’s End did. Except perhaps for the excesses of Captain Stanhope’s temper and demeanor, the ensemble cast does well with the realistic dia More

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