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(24610) 8.3 99 min 2018

Through ground breaking computer restoration technology, filmmaker Peter Jackson's team creates a moving real-to-life depiction of the WWI, as never seen before in restored, vivid colorizing & retiming of the film frames, in order to honor those who fought and more accurately depict this historical moment in world history.

Genres: War, Documentary, History

Director: Peter Jackson

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Genres	War, Documentary, History
Director	Peter Jackson
Country	New Zealand, UK
Also Known As	他們不再老去, Akik már nem öregszenek meg, They Shall Not Grow Old - Per sempre giovani, Jamás llegarán a viejos, Ta Men Yi Bu Zai Bian Lao, Ellos no envejecerán, I młodzi pozostaną, Yaslanmayacaklar, Pour les soldats tombés, Eles Não Envelhecerão
Runtime	1H 39M

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Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 21:47

Before viewing this film, I knew that the Nazis would not make a film on the Holocaust. This film is not meant to represent the current generation of Nazi's. I think that the portrayal of the Jewish people is a tribute to the bravery and perseverance of the people of the Weimar Republic, and that the portrayal of the situation of the Jews in 1933, is not exaggerated or based on misinformation. That is why I say that the film is more truthful than the Hollywood films about the Holocaust.

Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 15:50

This is an effective documentary about what is happening in the United States today. In the past few years, there have been a couple of "Mainstream" documentaries about the same subject, such as, An Inconvenient Truth. The current debate on the environment is arguably more interesting and more concerning than some other political issues, such as, abortion. However, I believe that this is not a documentary about the environment, but rather the events that take place when you don't think the environment is important enough to cover. This film offers an excellent look into what is going on in the US right now, including the Bundy family, the destruction of American jobs, the denial of climate change, and the Americans' seeming aversion to guns. Some may find this a good film to support the arguments against climate change, but I think the documentary works better as a companion piece to an other good documentary, An Inconvenient Truth. While there were some good parts of the documentary, I found the use of political humor in a wrong way, and it took away from the overall impact the movie had. In my opinion, it was unnecessary to insert political humor into the film, and I would have preferred the documentary to remain more positive. I would recommend this film, but only if you have some time to kill and nothing else to watch. My rating: 7.9/10. I give this film a C+.

Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 12:06

I read that it was made before the Holocaust and that the film takes the war in the background. I find that it wasn't told in the "friendly" way that the narrator might have been more than a little friendly towards his German enemy. If you had the opportunity to see this film, would you enjoy it?

William Williamson

Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 23:00

This was a very long film about some of the horrors of the War. It would have been easier to tell what was happening in the world but it still held my attention. In the end I was left wanting more. I think this is one film that might do well to be shown in schools and maybe even museums.

Amanda Reynolds

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 08:14

I have never heard of the person who gave the film's title. Nor have I seen the various comments in which the title was mentioned. So I did not know what this film was about until I came across it on the Netflix website. There are many points that this film makes. I will say that I really enjoyed the videos produced as part of the documentary. They showed the daily lives of many of the people involved, their days and how they lived. At times, I was reminded of The War Is Over and the historical reenactment, or War Is Over in the way that these videos were made. I highly recommend this documentary.

Victoria Mitchell

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 02:17

A documentary that is a very good time capsule of sorts. I could spend the next 30 minutes telling you the story of how the AIDS crisis came to be, or how it can be corrected. However, I think it would be best to not talk about this subject. The film is much more about the facts of the story, and that can be a little intimidating to people that aren't already part of the affected demographic. As well, the documentary tries to tread a fine line between raising awareness of the topic, and subtly poking fun at the way things are. It's good that the film does this, but it doesn't always work, as it did when it was trying to show the US/Soviet Union relationship in the early 80s. Although it tries to be as "hip" as possible, it doesn't really do that well. On the other hand, the film does very well with the documentary style. It keeps it very sleek, and never overstays its welcome. The title itself could have been better, as the word "AIDS" just doesn't ring true. In the end, the film is a very good documentary, and could be one to watch if you're looking for something a little more action-packed.

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 05:52

I just watched this documentary for the first time, and I was really impressed. I liked the real-life footage from the Iraq war, and the facts that were presented. While the documentary is not all factual, it is still powerful, and shows how the USA foreign policy and military would lead to the destruction of Iraq. The documentary is also interesting because it has an old-fashioned approach of presenting the footage from different angles. It keeps you interested, and at the same time is very educational. This is the first time I've ever watched a documentary that is so long and detailed, and is also visually impressive. The documentary has a very serious tone and the director is very careful to present the truth as much as possible, without the need of over-praising the US. The most important element of this documentary is the content, which is very strong, and I also really liked the fact that it is extremely accurate. This documentary is definitely a must-see for anyone who is interested in the US foreign policy.

Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 16:37

The film covers the evolution of the American isolationist movement, and the effects of such a movement on modern society. It covers the arguments that were put forth by the anti-intellectuals, and the cultural differences that would only be resolved by the creation of a united country. In the midst of a nuclear war, the filmmakers show how people were forced into religion, politics, and even cannibalism. Their views on such subjects as human sacrifice, patriotism, and the importance of family were very much tied into the prevailing opinion of the day. And in a way, the film also acts as a sequel to the 1962 movie, "The Decline of the American Empire," that provides a similar view of the society at that time. Even though this film is only 13 years old, I think it provides a great overview of the American politics of the time. With that being said, the filmmakers really did a great job with the presentation. There were some scenes that I couldn't understand, such as the dinner scene with the Trumbulls, but other than that, I really didn't get the whole point of the film. It is very educational, but it just doesn't make the film any better. There are some great performances here, especially from Peter Finch, Josh Lucas, and Michael Shannon. Peter Finch is particularly great as the opening narration of the film. As I said, the film is very educational, but the film just doesn't make it any better.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 03:13

This documentary is a great work of art. I cannot express how touching and inspiring it was to hear how these fighters continue to fight in the name of freedom and how their family members are still doing it despite the horrific impact it has had on their lives. It is a beautiful film to watch and has great cinematography and sound design. Although the characters' stories are not of the highest quality, I felt that they were portrayed very well. It is very difficult to talk about a film about a subject like war without giving away the spoilers, but as soon as the credits started to roll, I knew the one thing I would not spoil was the powerful and fascinating story behind these men. The narrator narrates the stories of the prisoners in the various camps and the film gives a very realistic feel to their stories and all the while, the audience is left with the feeling that there is a lot more to their lives than what they have seen on screen. Although I have heard people say that this film is "biased" because it focuses so much on the Muslim prisoners, I felt that the documentary has enough information to portray all sides of the story. It is important to know that these men are not fighting for Islam, they are fighting for their own freedom. One of the most powerful parts of the film was when they had their final farewells and their families could see them on the screen. This was the only scene that brought tears to my eyes and I was emotional. The film takes a very long time to tell these men's stories, but it is not boring or slow at all. Overall, I highly recommend this film. The director and the film-maker really did an amazing job at telling their stories in such a way that the audience understands what these men are going through. I think this film is just as important as the books of the Quran, or the books of other religious texts. The powerful and heartbreaking story behind the people that participated in this documentary is truly powerful and moving.

Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 03:30

Having been heavily involved with the conflict in Kosovo during the late 1990s, I must say that the film was well worth watching. The majority of it is well-made and the cast all played their roles well, including the director, the actors, and the script. I was interested in seeing the viewpoints of the Serbian government and the Albanian government, but there were a few portions that seemed a bit contrived, and the characters that were portrayed didn't really make an impression on me. However, the overall story did hit home, and I appreciated the perspective of the characters that were presenting it. However, I'm not sure that the portrayal of the conflict in Kosovo made it more believable for me. I'm not sure that it would have been the same if it were something that had been happening to me, but I think that is a topic that people would be better off hearing about instead of reading about in a film.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 12:45

I first saw this movie in a very overcast evening, on a late Friday afternoon, with my friends. We had a beer and decided to watch it and we were both absolutely impressed. The movie takes you through the past and the present, from the march of '76 to today's heroes, without the need of a script. This is really a movie of memories, the past and present that shaped the lives of people from the United States of America. It is a history of generations, the people that took part in the war of '76. There are scenes of blood and violence, but it is not a violent movie, it is a story of courage and loyalty. I also liked the idea of presenting the whole story of the war in a single picture, without explaining it in the dialogues or the acting. And in that sense it is very similar to the great films of the history. For example, the war of the roses is not told in such a simple way, but through the song "We Will Rock You". The movie tells the entire story, without making you understand, without allowing you to have any kind of a moral. This movie is a must watch for all people who appreciate movies that tell the history of a great and beautiful country. It also made me want to know more about the USA, because it is a country that made a great difference for the world, and for the people of the United States of America.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 06:48

I've been following this story for a long time. As a Canadian, I've been trying to make a trip to the Middle East for the last few months. I was given the chance to go but had to turn it down. Why? Because of the filming and editing. I was expecting that, and was not disappointed. It's a very artistic film and shows the story beautifully. It is wonderful to see so many people from so many different nations. If you get the chance to go, see it. You'll see the story in a different light, that is. I am so grateful that the story of a beautiful young girl's life and her grandfather's sacrifice to protect her will be told in such a way that the story has a wide reach.

Monday, 01 Jun 2020 21:08

The title of this film is misleading. I have recently watched a documentary about the film "V for Vendetta". I was not disappointed at all by this film, except perhaps the credits. There were a few very very sad scenes in this documentary, but for the most part they were not part of the film. Although it is very educational, if you are going to watch this film, be prepared to not just sit there, but take part in the controversy surrounding the film itself. The film is really about a great fight between society and the people. A fight which is not about religion, but rather hatred and intolerance. A fight which is not about political correctness, but rather about the difference between the simple-minded idealism of George Orwell, and the inhumanity of fascism. This fight is about freedom of thought and freedom of speech. If you are going to watch this film, be prepared to be shocked and shocked by some of the things that you hear from the director of this film. The director of "V for Vendetta" uses quotes and pictures to illustrate some points he wants to make. He does this to add depth to his film, but he also does it to make you feel something. If you are prepared to do this, then you will have a great film to watch. If you aren't, you might want to just sit back, and be completely objective with this film.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 13:58

This documentary looks at the history of the siege of the Island of Malta during World War II. An English named Andrew Scarlett was sent to the island to report on the conditions and atrocities happening during the occupation. In the process of doing so, he helped to help end the War, in which the British were losing the war. The film's title is quite accurate and it is not really a war film as it is a story about a story. It was a story of survival of the fittest in a harsh environment and the limitations of man's will to survive. The film was about the Pasha Mustafa Berberi, who would later be the only survivor of the war. It is a story that was told many times by different people and it is told in a very entertaining way. The actors who were on the island were very convincing in the films performance. The German voices also added to the film's realism. The film also had some good historical footage on the island and also some good historical facts about the Island of Malta. The film also managed to capture the stories of the prisoners who did not die, they were murdered or enslaved by the Germans. There were many stories and many stories that were told in the film. It is a good movie that does a good job of telling the history of one of the most important battles of the last century. The worst part about this film is that it was shot in Malta and not Malta at all. Malta was actually filmed in Spain and the Malta of the film is really fictitious. This film is not really a war film and it is not really about the war but a story of survival and survival of the fittest. The film was not a very good documentary but it was really entertaining and it was a good film to watch.

Monday, 25 May 2020 00:43

There is a reason why British Columbia is known as the land of the harvest. There is also a reason why British Columbia and Alaska are so remote and unexplored. It is because of the First Nations people who live on those lands. This documentary is a must see for anyone who lives in this area. I was very pleased to find out that there are still people living here and that there is still life here. You don't have to travel far to find it. It is a beautiful, vibrant place that is still a place that is being threatened. This film is not an instruction guide to the land but rather an artistic portrait of what is happening and how people and their environment are interconnected.

Saturday, 23 May 2020 17:16

I really liked this movie. I didn't know too much about it beforehand, and didn't know what to expect, but when I watched it I was blown away. The movie is very well made, and the story really resonated with me. It's really good to see a movie that is not made by a Hollywood big name director, and have a great cast that are actors you are actually going to remember. I think the production values were just too good, and they did a good job at representing the feel and atmosphere of the old Europe. I've read several positive reviews of this film, and I feel it really deserved its Oscar nomination. I do think it deserved the Oscar, but it was just too close to win, and I think it was the wrong way around. Maybe it should have won because of the number of nominations it won, but I still think it was a very good movie.

Saturday, 23 May 2020 11:19

It's only been a few weeks since I was in college and found myself in the middle of a warzone. It was the one I knew I had to leave the following year for a good job. The day I left, I turned on my VCR. And it was the film I was able to watch on my own. It made me a little more ready for what was to come when I got out. I don't think it's a stretch to say that this is one of the most important films that I've ever seen. The first hour or so of this documentary is full of chilling images. At the same time, it's one of the most thorough of documentaries I've ever seen. The viewer is completely immersed in this war, and it's impossible to let the film go. It's in three parts, but the first one is a lot of what people will find boring. The second part is slightly better and just as important. The third part is really great and shows the full spectrum of the horrors of war. It's a great look into the real life of the conflicts that still divide the Middle East. The military and the lives of the soldiers are the most intense parts of this film. As the war wears on, the violence gets harder and the story gets more difficult to watch. This isn't just about the American and Iraqi war. It's about every war ever fought. It's about all wars that we have ever fought. It's about wars that are still ongoing today. This isn't just about the wars. This is about the power of war and its effects on the human mind and body. If you're looking for a great war movie, this is it.

Thursday, 07 May 2020 18:29

It was a lot of fun watching this documentary as it was a very entertaining film. The documentary and the characters were very much like the book. The narrator did a fantastic job of portraying the book to a larger audience. I also thought it was funny to see the Nazi's take advantage of the people by way of their trademark clothing. They should have added an interesting ending to the film to make it more enjoyable.

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 05:14

Very well made. It is accurate to the time of the writer. But the film does not always have my attention. There is too much emphasis on the reasons for the war. I like it when they focused on the differences between the English and the French. I was surprised at the anti-Communist and anti-War sentiments of the old enemy. The film did not focus enough on the second and third world war. It is interesting to see the battles of the past. I think the first world war was more interesting than the second world war. My favorite film, best war movie, best war movie ever. You will be surprised by how war affects a young boy.

Monday, 20 Apr 2020 21:53

The film tells the story of the rise and fall of the Nazi Party. In some ways, it's not a good story; instead of telling a coherent story, it's less than you would expect. However, for those who enjoy the horror genre, this is a fun documentary. It's different in style and tone, but it's not too long and not too boring. The primary characters here are Hitler and Hitler Youth, the latter of which is the reason for the title. These are both fascinating men, whose insights and actions are fascinating and significant. While the Nazis were certainly the main story, the film highlights the "other side" of Adolf Hitler, and examines how the Nazis treated different groups of people, including Jews and Gypsies. This is all well done, but one can't help but feel that the focus is too broad. The film's strengths are in its title and the ability to tell an interesting story. But it does have some weak points. Most notably, this documentary feels very stretched out. It feels like it tries to cover a lot of material in two hours. There are moments in which you'd like to see more, but these aren't too distracting. The biggest weakness for me is that the film ends, and ends with a rather weak, one-sided, anti-Semitic ending. The film ends with this telling the story of the Jews, which is something that I feel is a very anti-Semitic end. This would have been a good thing if the film had more time to tell the story of the Nazis and the Jews, instead of the last quarter of the film. However, I still feel the film is worthwhile for those who are interested in the subject of Nazism.

Monday, 20 Apr 2020 20:38

this movie is a really important one that should be taught to the people, because you will see in it, that you cannot trust the government, the banks, the governments, the army, the police, or any other authority. Everything is against the people, and we live in a democracy, but you can see what happened in the last elections, where the people do not trust anyone. They did not trust the official or the pollsters, and even the army! and they voted for the same politicians! Maybe it is not so easy to make the people trust the government anymore, because people are tired of this, and it is killing our society. I know how it feels, when you know that every country has a strong machine that will put your father or your son to death. but no, the people must not be afraid to know the truth, and this movie is very interesting for them, because it is real and it is happening today, and it is all about the people. I think that this movie will be studied very well by the people, and will be taught to the people again and again. But maybe, it will not make people believe that they can trust anyone anymore. So, my advice to the people is this, they must not be afraid, because there are a lot of really good people, and there are a lot of bad people, and we will never have peace and freedom again, because of those who do not believe in the people, and in democracy. Thank you for reading my comment.

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