A visual feast like I've never seen!!

Rating: 10/10 (26 January 2020)

This is set to be 1 of the greats. The cinematography is absolutely beautiful, the score is haunting and everything about this movie is great!!
In the later days of the great war. 2 British corporals are given the task of delivering a message to a battalion miles away before its charge will end in disaster by the awaiting German trap. 1 of the Corporals brothers is in this battalion making it a much more desperate mission for the Lads. This is a story of the difficulties the men face on their extremely treacherous mission.
Might I add that the scenes in no mans land are the most horrific I've scene to date. This film manages to capture to true horror that was the great war. Nothing great about it. Just anguish, horror, grief and misery that our forefathers endured. A couple of touching moments too but the true star of the movie was the genius of cinematography that is a true feat on it's own added by great performances by Dean-Charles Chapman and George Mackay accompanied by an acceptional script. The best ww1 movie to date.