This is a bad movie and a bad movie about World War I. Terribly overacted by all the main players, except Paul Bethany, whose choice is to go all the way in the opposite direction. I couldn't understand anything anyone said, because the sound was poor and everyone was roaring and spluttering or muttering. Total mischaracterization of British army interrelationships, ridiculous depiction of a dugout, and nothing else about the Great War is done right ... daytime raids? Daytime anything? Ah well. I should be grateful anyone is making a movie about WWI, but this one really missed the mark. It's called Journey's End, but there was no journey here to follow.
Review of Journey's End
