moments that will put you on the floor

Rating: Null/10 (1 February 2020)

I wanted to see this movie for three reasons:
First, it is a Sam Mendez movie who never disappoints
Second, I read 500 page book about the English experience at the Battle of the Somme ("Into the Breach" if you're interested). It was historical researched and contained multiple excerpts from journals of people that where there. One of the excepts went like this (I paraphrase):
" I sent my brother and another to call back an attack that would fail. They reached the companies, but where was my brother when they cane back? I was told he was in No-Mans-Land. What?!. The reply was " No old man he didn't make it".
The writer wrote that in the end he sent his brother to save others brothers, and lost his own.
Third: the soundtrack was composed by Thomas Neman, who is without a doubt the most inspired artist of his generation.
There is a seen in this movie that is so emotional that it will put you on the floor if you're not sitting. The music at first seems wrong, because it is so majestic, but then you remember the mission, and the music is perfect.
Only two other movies have made me feel so emotional, Shindler's List, and Gangs of New York. At first I was OK then on the way out of the theater I needed to lean on the wall and sob.