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MissTerious2 | 10:18 Wed 22nd Feb 2023 | Film, Media & TV
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What's up Lottie?
10:19 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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Stear clear of All s Quiet on The Western Front.

Watched last night. Its a brilliant film but yes it's harrowing!! Lots and lots of blood and guts. Dr Zhivago is like Mary Poppins in comparison! It brought tears to my eyes at the end. Rare for me.
10:23 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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10:23 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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Thanks for the warning Lottie, I wondered what on earth I'd done or said.:-)
10:25 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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AQOTWF leaves you stunned and upset but it's a must see film.
10:25 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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Oh, I don't know what to do now.
Might just give it a go and see how far I get with it.
10:28 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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as i think i said yesterday, it's an amazing film and im glad i watched it, but i wouldnt watch it again. I can appreciate it for how well it is made, but i generally watch films to be entertained, not harrowed
10:30 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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Superb film. It certainly brings home the futility of it all.
10:31 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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How harrowing bednobs, not able to sleep or nightmares perhaps?
10:32 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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Might watch it from behind the sofa!
10:32 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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You won't get far!! I would bet on that. I watched it with cushion on hand to hide behind. But glad I watched it.
10:33 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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Agree with Naomi. I was left with the same feelings about futility.
10:35 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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It's probably one of the most realistic films about WWI I've ever seen.
10:39 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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Agreed again ^^
10:46 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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We watched it over two nights. Couldn't have sat through the whole film without a break. We stopped watching when the tanks rolled in.

10:49 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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I'm feeling a bit scared now so I think I'll give it a miss.
Thanks to all of you for your input.
10:52 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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Sensible decision Barsel because most of the film is set on the battlefield or showing battlefield results. It certainly affected me. I wouldn't watch it again, even though its an amazing film.
11:47 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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And sensible decision Tilly. That was certainly the most harrowing part of the film IMHO.
11:49 Wed 22nd Feb 2023
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I just feel pleased though that my grandfather was working in the Glasgow Shipyards as an engineer so avoided all this. I'm not sure why my other grandfather escaped call up. I've no one left now who can tell me.

Also harrowing for me was watching what the poor women were having to do!
11:57 Wed 22nd Feb 2023

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