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I can truly say that this is a film masterpiece and I can also truly say that it's the best war movie I've ever seen. They way that Sam Mendes creates the no-cut type of movie is absolutely astonishing!

I absolutely loved everything about this movie, by the stories I've heard and by the photos/videos I've seen I can say that this film is amazingly accurate, it's sad at the right bits, it shows the living conditions of life then and so much more. You can tell by this cinematic masterpiece that WW1 was a wicked and twisted war, filled with ups and downs (mostly downs) I liked how the director showcased how sad loosing a friend through battle really is, he shows us that even though you would really want to stay with your late friend but u cannot because u have a country to serve.

I would highly recommend this to anyone who likes a good war movie.

This documentary shows a great insight on what life was like at Arsenal Football Club during the invincible season. It really shows how good of a team Arsenal were, it also shows how good Arsène and the players they had were. You can tell by the way it's directed that the team's chemistry was out of this world and that they worked extremely well together. Watching this documentary made me realise that the players that had (Henry, Viera, Pires etc) made the ball look like it was stuck to their feet, at many points they were also like magicians. Arsenal had world class, magic, spectacular players who worked exceptionally well together at this point in time.

Before watching this documentary film, I was pretty clueless on the topic. Now that I have watched this movie I've learned a fair bit on J. F. K and the history of his assassination and how it happened. I thought this documentary was okay and I'd probably not watch it again but it was good nether the less! I would recommend it, it answered questions and enquiries I had on John F Kennedy and it showed me what life was like in that point of time.

I love the way Brad Osbourne (the director) structured and created this documentary and I would love to see more of his work, my reasoning for that is that, he creates a movie that you can really immerse yourself in. I would highly recommend watching a film from Brad Osborne.