War is terrible, peace is too important

Rating: 8/10 (21 March 2020)

The whole film is relaxed, with both the scorched earth of the ruined walls, the deafening gunfire and the quiet and beautiful European fertile soil. I have to say that Roger Dickins, the "Uncrowned King" of the Hollywood photographers, gave this film a doomsday aesthetic, which turned the ugly battlefield of the battlefield into a beauty we have never seen before. Of course, the real top war movies are essentially "anti-war" themes. This "1917" through the rancidity of two soldiers along the way, French women and newborn babies lingering in the basement, and the courage to march in the hellish ruins tell everyone: war is too terrible, peace is too important .