1917

"There's only one way this war ends, last man standing."
1917 is one of my favourite film of 2019 and has to potential to become one of the greatest war movies. Roger Deakins beautiful cinematography along the unique directing of Sam Mendes made this movie one of the greatest experience I ever had in theather. I highly recommand to anyone who hasn't seen it.
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*Music: Ursune Vulpine - Mizuhara ( mixed with : I Am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger 1917 OST )
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[@ToxicSkull0]

“War does not determine who is right- Only who is left”

[@Lorderlands]

You are right my friend.

[@kilianx9410]

@@Lorderlands No, He is left

[@JonathanMuncherian]

You're both wrong

[@alanway5]

"War determines who becomes justice, because the winners become justice itself" “evil? righteous? These terms have always changed throughout the course of history! Kids who have never seen peace and kids who have never seen war have different values! Those who stand at the top determine what's wrong and what's right! Justice will prevail, you say? But of course it will! Whoever wins this war becomes justice!”

[@ThatguyRuby]

I disagree, but I like the quote.

[@williamschofield813]

“Am i dying?” “Yes”

[@benbot2.087]

Heartbreaking

[@Elevator829]

never fails to make me tear up

[@aspitube2515]

Tell my mom i wasnt scared

[@uma5467]

Aspirador Tube WHY YOU GOTTA DO THIS TO ME 😭🔫

[@mikkat8613]

The fact that he hot so pale so fast, chilli ng

[@beep2539]

God I loved the scene where he was floating in the river with the cherry tree blossoms. Felt like Blake was letting him know that he had made it. This was beautiful

[@natetex5724]

The real trailer made it look good, this tribute made it look like a masterpiece

[@julianm601]

It IS a masterpiece. Glad to see something to highlight that fact.

[@veldmuis8181]

Because it is a masterpiece

[@seanstanley9794]

Nate Tex but in the end the movie was still dissapointment

[@thatonenicehusky3623]

Sean Stanley For you. For most, it’s amazing. It shows the cost of fighting a war.

[@geezus4418]

Which it is

[@abskorditis1232]

Scene with his brother was really heartbreaking.

[@kllk12ful]

Same having a older brother myself its especially painful for me

[@abskorditis1232]

@@kllk12ful Richard Madden really did outstanding work with that scene.

[@abskorditis1232]

@Joe Tonner I am sorry to hear that. May he rest in peace!

[@GabesEdtiz]

Abskorditis 123 I didn’t know Robb Stark and Tommen Baratheon were secret brothers

[@juliettatorres821]

@Joe Tonner I'm so sorry for your loss ❤ he's in heaven watching over you

[@ue2x]

"I hoped today might be a good day, hope is a dangerous thing."

[@Captainkebbles1392]

Tragicly he was right, not only would the attack go on the next day. But it would keep going. Into the battle of Passendale

[@gleam6370]

“Hope is the best of things” - andy

[@kllk12ful]

And a year a half before the slaughter finally ended

[@tylerparsley9520]

“I am glad you were with him” gets me every time man this was mad spectacularly as usual!!

[@WinterPhoenix]

When the soldier was singing 'going home to see my brother' my dad and me were shocked and got emotional from his voice

[@obeseraccoon843]

Its "Wayfaring Stranger" sung by Jos Slovick. :)

[@mederecord7991]

This film was quite simply a masterpiece! And you managed to make an absolutely brilliant tribute! This video made me feel the emotions I had when I saw the film the first time! * The music is amazing!

[@edardu1]

yup, you said everything, i felt emotional and it made me wanna watch this masterpiece again. Slyfer does a amazing job!

[@docducttape9270]

I'm watching it again now. I'm sure i missed a few things because i was so captivated the whole time. What a great movie!

[@Mr94372]

What a fool.

[@TheGaroStudios]

Beautiful as always man! It really payed off the music. Congratulations

[@jackshadow1234]

"We may have lost the battle, but we had won the war." "There is no greater feat, then giving your life for another's." Also I don't care who says this movie was bad cause it was great.

[@p_luca181]

There are People saying this movie is Bad??? Lol how delusional

[@higgs_boson2231]

@@p_luca181 Mostly armchair historians

[@fuerLutzi]

As for the second phrase: if I decide to give my life, ok, but if others decide that I should give my life, then, no.

[@CidTheNadie]

The only people I know who called this masterpiece of a film terrible are those who only watch action-packed story less films and those who are “World Wars Experts because I watched Pearl Harbor 6 times”

[@nicos1054]

@@p_luca181 tbh I fucking hate people who just storm into comment chains and be like (in french accent) "those who enjoyed this movie are fucking dumbass simpletons and I am therefore a genius because I am on r/iamverysmart.", so I'll try and keep this comment as respectful as possible. A lot of people said they felt tension throughout the whole film but tbh I just saw them walking. Nothing less, nothing more. Just walking. Which was the majority of the film, so i was honestly pretty bored. And the other thing: the cinematography. I'd like to start off by saying that in my opinion Roger Deakins more than deserved the Oscar for this but beyond that wasn't anything revolutionary (in my opinion). Think about it: one-shot films have been done before (e.g. Birdman, which I'm not gonna lie, I actually have only seen clips of but really want to get around to watching, and I think from what I've seen it used far more effectively in Birdman, but then again can I judge if I've only seen clips? I dont know. You decide, that is if you've seen it.). In conclusion I kinda just thought it was a shortened script that made up for time by stuffing its audience with awe striking visuals that didnt really work on me, but that's just my opinion. Please let me know if i missed something or some other reason I've not mentioned that made it so enjoyable, but otherwise I'm not sure. I love a good debate. Also I'd like to say I am in fact not a professional historian, I am in fact 13. I can already envision all the hate comments coming in: "Pshhhh you're just a stupid whiny little douchebag teenager." While maybe I am (but that's a different story), let me clarify: I do Rotten Tomatoes reviews (take your RT hate somewhere else, its gotten old) and have currently reviewed over 300 films, and those are just the ones I reviewed. Would I call myself a professional? Not in a million years. Would I say I know a bit about movies? Yeah, I think so. Point: I am not a stupid whiny little douchebag teenager. Again, I'd love to hear some alternate opinions if you're still reading.

[@babybearandco]

Was officially one of the most suspense filling movies I've ever see. The entire time I sat on my seat in terror and this compilation has just highlighted how incredibly moving it was

[@AG-ql1sy]

Tasha god ur so hot

[@CasseroleGames]

amar185 she looks about 12. Think you’re gonna go to jail buddy

[@babybearandco]

@@CasseroleGames I'm touched on that compliment but I'm actually 20. 😂 However he's probably going to jail anyways due to the fact he thinks creepy comments on social media to random women are fine.

[@CasseroleGames]

Tasha hope I didn’t offend you lmao😂 but yeah jail seems like a good idea for him

[@babybearandco]

@@CasseroleGames no thanks for standing up for me! Much appreciated.

[@mfp_4496]

I don’t understand why George McKay didn’t get nominated for an Oscar

[@ByronJames7]

Politics man... simple as that

[@blr5341]

At least some of us understand! He was the winner in my heart. Don't think anyone (especially an actor I'd never seen before) has ever made me connect to their character so much and feel so many emotions in a two hour period.

[@mariannenicolebisenio1636]

@@ByronJames7 sorry not quite familiar with this can you explain?

[@valentinabalbuena6658]

Watched this film in the cinema. I sobbed, shivered due to both excitement and despair, flinched during the action fights and held my breath during scenes of tension. It was captivating. Heart-breaking Terrifying. Beautifully directed and filmed, as well as acted. Definitely surpassed any and all expectations I had for it.

[@thegrizzledvet3662]

The battlefield running scene will go down as one of the greatest in Hollywood's history!

[@DiegoDiaz-sv1ng]

Check out Paths of Glory by Stanley Kubrick, those scenes are tribute to that movie

[@kaitkat3034]

Yes!

[@Escapistier]

Definitely best film of 2019. Went to see it twice in the movie theater, first time normal 2D and second IMAX. Should have gotten an Oscar for best movie.

[@pseudonymousbeing987]

Have you seen Parasite? In my opinion it is a well deserved win. The movie does many things and does them very well. What I would say 1917 is, is a movie that does fewer things though also very well. Parasite and 1917 are battling it out for top spot for me, alongside The Lighthouse. I cannot choose really. I did say that 1917 does fewer things than Parasite so one would think I would be able to easily choose Parasite above it. But the emotional reaction that the climactic scene of the soldiers going over the top the near the end elicited in me was really quite something.

[@Escapistier]

@@pseudonymousbeing987 yes I saw it in the theater as well though once was enough for me, probably not going to see it ever again lol. It was interesting in the beginning but disliked it after the whole family was hired in. The movie kinda fell apart from that on, it became boring and I just wished it to end soon... I didn't have any kind of 'affection' toward any of the characters and felt like it doesn't matter what happens in the end. So I could not see why people desire and hype it so much. It's not a bad movie but imo not very good one either.

[@pseudonymousbeing987]

@Kyle Vernon I was responding to a comment saying 1917 deserved the best picture Oscar. Since I believe Parasite deserved to win the Oscar as it did, I came in to discuss it. I didn't drag it in from nowhere, it's directly relevant to the topic at hand. So why do you have to come in with this negative, antagonising tone? Creepy for the sake of it? Is a movie beautiful for the sake of being beautiful? Yes. So what? Being creepy gives Parasite character and edge and a unique flair. Being funny deepens that. Being all the things it is, with all the levels of mastery in so many departments standing behind it is what gives it the top spot for me. I talked about exactly what you referenced. The emotional reaction 1917 elicited for me was incredibly powerful. JoJo Rabbit tier stuff. But it's utter excellence in this aspect did not surpass the excellence Parasite accomplished in many aspects for me.

[@stuartjones1982]

Hmmm I enjoyed this film but didn't think it was oscar worthy. Thought joker was best film imo. I have not seen parasite tho

[@jackshadow1234]

wait didnt it come out early 2020?

[@domhatesmangos7273]

God that last run across the trench is exhilarating. I really thought I was gonna be underwhelmed cause of how much of it was in the trailers but after everything that had happened up to that point it just felt this run was literally the last bits of his energy. What an amazing film

[@WorthyEdits]

The master is back with another edit. You’re so talented Merwan it’s unbelievable!!! Not many could work with a movie like this and still nail it. Well played ❤️

[@treees]

its weird watching 1917 with actual cuts.. love it tho!!!

[@Imbetterthanpaulallen]

“They gave us the worst job And we Fooking volunteered”. Comment if you know where that line is from

[@DocHolliday182]

Band of Brothers?

[@MineCubeStudio]

(Peaky blinders) the scenes from tunnels were great

[@astromity2711]

Peaky Blinders

[@callmelou5397]

"Fooking" peaky blinders obviously

[@lopez7947]

This phrase remembered me of Peter Jackson's documental "They shall not grow up"

[@hannahappa]

This was truly an amazing film and this demonstrates the that, I was in tears at times and so was my father. It was truly amazing following the protagonist.

[@muhammadrafayashfaq7507]

“Down to Gehenna or up to the throne. He travels the fastest who travels alone”

[@EditsbyEl]

When Wayfaring Stranger kicked in the tears just started rolling. Such a beautiful tribute

[@mrelite8519]

This movie was magical. I was fresh off a trip to France and Belgium with my school to see the battlefields of the First World War, and seeing this soon after was... indescribable. The war has always been a point of interest to me, who is already a history manic. This after that trip, after walking through a real trench, after seeing all the names up the walls at Thiepville, hearing the ceremony at Menin Gate in Ypres, where soldiers from all over the world gave their respects to these brave men... it was powerful. The way the bands came together at the end to play highland cathedral... there are no words. Thank you Slyfer for this, for making an already magical movie that much better. Lest we forget those who went forward. Lest we forget.

[@moonchilde677]

This film...was truly something else.

[@billygrainger4591]

‘Hope is a dangerous thing’ -Colonel Mackenzie

[@UcanALLsuckIT13]

"Hope is a dangerous thing" - Ellis Boyd Redding

[@Pirbhathaddad]

'Hope is a dangerous thing' - Morgan freeman

[@benedictzephyr]

‘Hope is a dangerous thing’ -Lana Del Rey

[@gagool3434]

"Hope is a dangerous thing" -Sonic

[@CasseroleGames]

Why does every single god damn edit this person makes force out the tears, honestly slyfer is a genius. Wayfaring stranger worked so well in this film

[@connorbullock1669]

*Wayfarin Stranger

[@CasseroleGames]

Connor Bullock shit. My bad

[@ethanmitchell7479]

This was another masterpiece of a war film that instantly went up there with Fury Dunkirk Band of brothers Black hawk down Saving private Ryan And so many others it showed the true costs of war and what it does not only to the soldiers in it but to the human soul and spirit this edit just like the film was a masterpiece And a true work of art loved every frame and picture and pixel of this edit you are as always one of my favorite editors I hope and pray that you never stop!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@blr5341]

When he starts on "they went to sea in a sieve" I just can't.

[@shahbaaz7185]

"There's only one way this war ends, last man standing."

[@oneupnerd]

This movie makes you feel like the third solider embarking on this mission with them.

[@katiecooper1387]

"I'm going home to see my mother" coupled with him crying on the river bank broke me. :'( I just watched this film for the first time today. It was heart wrenching.

[@Crimson_Fang13]

Finally got to see this movie today. Incredible. Left me absolutely breathless. The story was beautiful.

[@kaitkat3034]

I know. That's the perfect way to describe it. Breathless

[@bemymeraki6698]

I can't believe that I am this early to such an art.

[@Muhsin-ox1vj]

I think that If Sam Mendes saw this edit, even he could get Goosebumps. Just make sure that Universal Pictures Doesn't 😅

[@UnJustDaemon]

my friend (who never cries at movies) legit balled with me in the cinema. i cannot, this movie was so beautiful and heartbreaking. this is a beautifully done edit.

[@lucia-fj6nc]

as if i haven't already cried enough over this movie

[@MusikManN01]

Crying right now ffs

[@JDP2104]

If you think this movie is sad watch Saving Private Ryan or Platoon

[@yeahuuhh441]

@@JDP2104 tbh, I kinda preferred 1917 to saving private Ryan. 1917 just felt a lot more real and genuine than Saving Private Ryan in the sense that I really found 1917's more mellow, less pseudo-family tones among the characters more personal, making their deaths feel like you really losr something.

[@JDP2104]

@@yeahuuhh441 Saving Private Ryan was much more realistic, immersive, and humanizing. Every bit of dialogue in it felt real and added to the authenticity of the soldiers. For example, when Hanks's character talked about how he really didnt care about who Ryan was, but he was carrying out his mission anyway because it would earn him the right to go home, or when he said "for every man I kill, the farther away from home I feel." Other good examples are Wade's monologue in the barn or when Ryan didn't wanna go home while the other men were forced to stay an fight. Just things like that that truly make you care for these characters and makes them feel human. From a technical standpoint, Saving Private Ryan is unmatched in everything except score. Directing, sound editing, visual effects, cinematography, choreography, and even acting all helped to create some of the most realistic battles to ever be seen on screen. And lastly, the deaths in Saving Private Ryan were all much heavier, heartbreaking, upsetting, gruesome, and better acted. I mean, just look at Private Wade or Melish's deaths. They're just so haunting and tragic to watch. If you enjoyed 1917 more, I respect your opinion but personally, I think Saving Private Ryan beats 1917 in every category except for score.

[@yeahuuhh441]

@@JDP2104 I mean, one focuses on america, the other on britain. I always thought SPR was a little bit campy (if that makes sense) just because of the excess of dialogue and the whole idea of a big family, but if that's more accurate to american soldiers, so be it. I just personally prefered how isolated 1917 was, but I do think SPR has some merit.

[@Smasher]

This was great, as always!

[@sofiaaa419]

This is just what I needed. I also watched this in theatres and the experience was mind-blowing. One of the greatest experiences ever!

[@carolinedavis4723]

Seeing the movie in theatres left me in shock and seeing your edit has left me in tears. Damn.

[@creeg8303]

The scene where he wakes up in the river to the distant singing of "Wayfaring Stranger" made me cry in the theater. I am so glad I got to see this masterpiece in my lifetime.

[@leonardchurch814]

1917 has planted itself in favorite movies list. An incredible piece of art, and you just made me love it more.

[@augustdyrholmknudsen3925]

The interpretation of "Wayfaring Stranger" in the movie was beautiful together with the soundtrack.

[@spookyhours607]

Bruh I can’t believe this was a two shot film! This movie deserves praise too.

[@celeryslice]

This was the best war movies I've ever seen and one of the most beautiful shot composition and linear storytelling ever put to screen! Love the edit!

[@comictitan4509]

This movie was such a simple concept, two men sent to deliver a message, but it was told in such a human, direct, and brutal way that it became something beyond just a story.

[@georgiamilne8087]

*IVE NEVER CLICKED SO FAST*

[@thiagonascimento7240]

Congrats on the music editing for the clip. It fits amazingly with the wayfaring stranger song. A piece of art.

[@aqua96870]

One of the best films of 2019...

[@CasseroleGames]

One of the best films of all time

[@spookyhours607]

One of the best films of the decade

[@Adam-fo1bs]

"All men are equal in the eyes of Death. Death is fair. Be good on the fact that he, and only he, waits to collect you in the end and not your fellow man." - my Papa

[@Naji_1]

This movie grabbed me by the hand in its entire run. One continuous shot of suspense, emotion, choices, and of course cinematic beauty 🙏😍

[@cameroncaws8506]

It's been a long time since I've been able to use the term edge of my seat so literally when watching a movie. It was so intense and suspenseful.

[@nildarivera2403]

George MacKay, everyone. One of my favorite actors.

[@SEBAS_andshrimp]

The way this movie was shot, the way the story was told , the acting is nothing short of amazing!

[@joshuadarknesslight3259]

Dude I love the epic scenes and music u put on ur vids that are magnificent it's truly amazing on what u do i hope u more cause i can't get enough of it🤩🤩😃😃

[@ajayshekar1023]

The fact he made it in the ending makes me super happy

[@marie7999]

Making a masterpiece seem any more incredible is hard work but you make it look so perfect, well done, this is a new type of masterpiece.

[@flavieb1136]

wow.. I can't stop crying.. I saw that movie with my father and it's one of the most beautiful war movie I've seen.. Your edits are always awesome but wow.. This one really broke my heart

[@liamedwards8394]

Loved being an extra in this :-)

[@2Tink85]

Hey there, I haven't watched the movie yet so I wasn't going to watch this video until then. Well, I just saw your post about being unmotivated because it's been blocked but it's still available in my country. I know how it feels to be proud and passionate about a video and want to share it with people so I thought that this comment is more important than the movie itself. KZbin doesn't help us so much and it's unfair because this video deserves to be watched. It's brilliant, professional, emotional and proves how much you grow with each edit. I loved the beginning with the title overlay and how you combined the calmer and more intense scenes in this one, keeping a nice balance. But I think my favourite moment is at 0:32 where you cut from the two soldiers to the two planes. That's the kind of details that make an edit great. Keep creating! You can also add the Dailymotion link in the description here. People love you and they're gonna watch and love your video too. ;)

[@abdelghaffar5179]

i like what you did, it's a masterpiece. i apperciate that

[@seb6915]

Dude your editings are INCREDIBLE

[@Captainkebbles1392]

The true tragedy of 1917, is that given the time and location, the attack was in fact ordered the next day, and the next months, until winter. Whole companies would drown in mud, they would fight for a town that was shelled into power , nothing but brick dust in the mud, Passenndale would scar a nation worse than the Somme. The real tragedy, is that dispite his heroism. It was pointless. That's why McKenzie warned "Hope, is a dangerous thing "

[@storytellingchampion6438]

As he's running towards the goal as the soldiers are rushing around him and artillery shells pound the ground you really must wanna yell "GO! YOU CAN DO IT! BLAKE DIED FOR THIS! YOU'RE ALMOST THERE!". It it such a good moment and a testament to how invested we get in the characters of this movie.

[@123bunnys4me]

Oh good! I'm glad you were able to get this video back up

[@saint-sputnik8928]

An incredible edit for a truly incredible film. This film had me on the edge of my seat in the theatre and left me....not happy, not miserable, but Changed and this vid instantly took me back to that profound feeling. The Addition of Wayfaring Stranger over the instrumental was a heartwrenching touch as well. Great job!

[@Lucky_360]

That song sung at the end put this video on a different level. Nice touch!

[@benv7933]

So happy I got to see this in theaters. It was an amazing experience.

[@red_unknown1448]

You summarized this movie perfectly, still keeping its feeling. As always, an amazing edit

[@gamerstheater1187]

as good as everything in this movie was, the acting is underrated as hell and the way they had little to no cuts is better

[@pheelmacababe2861]

wow this was done absolutely well, i still watch this movie, sometimes over saving private ryan, sometimes over black hawk down, sometimes you need one man to run to the front and stop us all from destroying ourselves

[@0ast050]

I saw this movie in theatres and it was so good. I love this edit as well, this film definitely got the recognition it deserved.

[@kaiguthrie6596]

Before I watch this, I wanna say a few words. Slyfer, you are by far, by margins, the best editor out there. Pairing you with my current favorite movie is absolutely blowing my mind, can't wait to watch it mate!

[@thedoruk6324]

Slyfer2812; you *always* leave us out of breath; you wonderful uploader ! 👍

[@realchrislozinski]

Holy shit another insane edit. I had chills like three times and started to water up towards to end.. bravo lad keep it up!!

[@jessewilson5774]

This Is probably one of my favorites that you have made man, your are a master at what you do

[@MasterOfWindTributes]

One of the best movies out there..deserved the oscar win 100% Very nice job slyfer!

[@arpanisin]

Just one word: Goosebumps!

[@jammmajbald]

A beautiful film and a beautiful edit as usual. The only film i have ever seen that i did not once touch my food or drink during the duration.

[@xladyxdreamer1583]

I have literally no idea how in the hell I never saw your videos before Your style is what I would love to be able to do and the fact you edit such great movies that are rather ignored in the editing commiunity is so amazing to me Every second of this video is so amazing to watch I love the vibe you were able to create The fact how every scene fits so well is so satysfing to watch And the Poor Wayfaring Stranger mixed into this song holy... I am so in love Can't wait to see more videos from you (Also I really appreciate the Grand Budapest banner xD)

[@aaron87729]

no one: my great-grandfather in the 1st world war: as I love the privileges of being a man, above patriarchy

[@cass7532]

i'm actually so in love with this...it's haunting

[@bigman9022]

Your videos are always amazing, this movie was amazing and emotional and you managed to capture all those same emotions in one short video

[@CidTheNadie]

I saw you made a video off of 1917. I hadn’t seen it but you inspired me to get it. An absolutely beautiful film and you manage to capture it in just a few minutes. Absolutely amazing job with this video, Slyfer.

[@camdenbuechler7535]

"I'm glad you were with him" really fucks me up every time

[@hans170]

Currently writing my bachelor thesis about the movie. It's amazing. Thanks for the tribute.

[@MadWolfHunter]

I've seen trailers and been told to watch this movie but nothing quite motivated me to until I saw your edit. Thank you

[@kroy7881]

This may be a stretch for some, but I honestly liked this film more than Parasite...

[@realityofanykind]

Can't even put into words how much I like your video. Thanks for making such a breathtaking tribute for this wonderful film.

[@Wolfy2160]

The Wayfaring stranger still gives me chills...

[@kingfireman21]

Awesome video, you have great imagination to mix these two music, and this movie is just a masterpiece!

[@JesseJr19]

Absolutly beautiful and touching, an wonderful work for a wonderful movie, great job!!

[@moo8725]

I'm happy i got to see this in cinemas

[@bradleytaylor3085]

Thank youuuu this is my fave route and now this is my favourite video keep up the great work

[@theintrovertguy4337]

Just watched the movie. Amazing..... Not gonna lie but I have enjoyed this movie more than DUNKIRK.

[@andreaskaiser3849]

YES, finally! you did justice to my favourite film of the decade

[@riccardodevita1123]

One of the best war film ever, the photography is awesome.

[@shahbaaz7185]

There's only one way this war ends "Last man standing"

[@bigbo672]

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[@colinswain9740]

There's only one way to describe this movie, absolutely magnificent.

[@ChaCha-nz3vd]

WHY DID I JUST SEE THIS NOW?! This is BRILLIANT! I am so moved.