james Young

Awesome piece of film making, well written, with high production value. The actors remain handsome, with beautiful white teeth, clothes and face barely dirty. After living in a trench and digging a huge tunnel, moving tons of high explosives, all in the face of unspeakable horror above. Great script, cinematography is amazing, great direction. The actors are able to draw you into their world, and give you a sense of what it would have been like fighting what is essentially a war of attrition.

It's a great movie, one has to remember that Betty Davis was married to Gary Merril. They did a couple of movies together, the other was "Another Mans Poison".

It was a great show, it kept Hannity honest, since he has the inability to be honest, Sean lacks the ability to be honest and unbiased. Alan, would keep it honest, and open, and was able to keep the dialog open and Alan debated facts, not the fake news that Hannity has become known for. I highly doubt that Fox will ever return to being a decent news outlet, that encourages their T.V. personalities to debate facts, not spew pure fiction, then write a book about it, Piro comes to mind.

Saw this last night, it''s not a documentary perse' there is no voice over saying on this day in August 1913. It uses voice overs from interviews of surviving WWI veterans in the 1950s through the early 1970s. Peter Jackson used the sounds of real artillery, as a combat veteran, it sounds just like a freight train. I've seen lots of WWI footage, some colorized, but the 3D version is by far, the best, it takes you inside the trenches. The sequence where the British soldiers would run across no mans land, jump into a German trench, kill as many as they could then run back, all while being shelled, was amazing. People should go and see this, to remind us of the folly of war, and those who are willing to waste 18-20 year old lives, for absolutely nothing. It also showed the human side of war, how the German POWs, would willingly carry litters of wounded without being ordered to. What's really striking, is at the end when the British soldier said, we weren't needed after the war, no one would even hire a veteran, I thought, not much has changed.