THEY WILL GROW OLD AND MAKE MORE LOUSY MOVIES

Rating: 1/10 (19 January 2020)

I am not sure why I sat through the entire film. Thank goodness it was half-price Tuesday for this Senior. Ususally if a director wants us to "care" about a character, we get to know them as we did Richard Jewell. Not in this case. Two fellows walk from France to Germany in a trench and do we even have a vested interest in whether they live or die? The first line of barbed wire, decaying horses, and men caught dead in barbed wire was reminiscent of the cold reality of "They Shall Not Grow Old" (the best WW1 film of late). Following scenes were as if we were watching a surreal dream sequence to nowhere. Even when the front-line commander got the message, his oh, ok reply made all that wait pointless. Golden Globes can take a hike and leave that parade.