Set in a dugout in Aisne in 1918, it is the story of a group of British officers, led by mentally-disintegrating young Officer Stanhope, as they await their fate.
1h 47m available with multiple audio tracks and subtitles.
Paul Bettany
Lieutenant Osborne
Sam Claflin
Captain Stanhope
Stephen Graham
2nd Lt. Trotter
Tom Sturridge
2nd Lt. Hibbert
Alaïs Lawson
Angele
Andy Gathergood
Sergeant-Major
Jack Riddiford
Pvt. Evans
Adam Colborne
Private Graham
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May 29, 2023source: Journey's End
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Nov 22, 2022One of, if not, the most boring war film that I have ever seen. Journeyman script, slow and plodding direction, and average performances. This movie takes less than two hours and makes it feel like four hours. It is slow, it is boring, the script has no depth and is pointless. This film is not a testament to the military and the plight of the soldier during the trench war of WWI. It is one of those anti-war films that are so popular with the liberal left who are always looking to condemn and belittle the military. Not recommended.