I will never be the same

Rating: 10/10 (6 February 2020)

I think only maybe once or twice in a lifetime does a movie touch you so deeply that you feel like you're right there with the characters going through what they are. I am an avid movie lover but the only other time I experienced this was during Titanic back in '97.
I am a wife and a Mother and admittedly I can be a little emotional but I don't easily cry at movies. This. Movie. Well, it was truly brilliant and not just because of the way the story was told or the INSANE set design but somehow the director made you feel like you were right there with the characters walking timidly behind each one of their brave steps. This movie didn't glorify war or the good guys or even country this movie glorified the nobody specials who were the greatest hero's we'll ever know. It reminded us of the sacredness of each and every life, of family of friendship and the strength of the human spirit. I've never seen anything like it and probably will never again. I'm sorry but there needs to be something higher than the Oscar for this movie. My sincerest of thank you's to the actors who played the roles in this movie and the respect they gave each character. I would call the director a genus to his face and to every single person who worked on this movie, you made a masterpiece and you made history real to me and my family in a way that like I said, happens maybe once or twice in a lifetime. And I thank you for that.