#1917 blake

[milscie]

I had to draw some of my favorite sad gays once again!!! It’s been a while but I really liked how these turned out!

[ch3rryblossoms]

I can’t believe I MISSED APRIL 6TH OH MY GOOOODDD anyways in (late late late laaate) honour of 1917 day, i present my FAVOURITE. MOVIE. EVER. !

[schofieldshelmet]

Just finished this piece! Les Mis reference at the top, anyone?

(Also yes, my camera is horrible so it looks super muddy. Irl it’s much less grainy)

[ennis-rock]

i write movie essays when im drunk, heres one of them. written a few weeks back:

1917. one of the best movies. people like to say its running scene is the most iconic scene in the movie, thats it is the best scene but i have to disagree. its the build up to this scene that is the best part. seeing the thrband utter horror of the world around you. it doesnt romanticize war like other movies do. Saving private ryan is a perfect example of this, they get shown as heroes, while in this movie you see the fear of two young men wanting to help themselves sonthey can get home safely.

Blakes need to save his brother so him and his mum wont have to got through the grief and horror that comes along with it and schofield need to be done with the war before he can return home. its a movie about love, it show these young mens love for the other side, for people, for their families. it has so many layers and it portrays it in suxh a beautiful and heartbreaking way. seeing the love and hearing the live schofiles has for blake during blakes last moments. seeing the colour drain from his fave, the far gone burning of the barn that neither pay attention too. how out of place they seem compared to the beautiful blossoms trees, the blue sky and the green grass. the day was as perfect as any war day coukdve been until the nazi stabbed blake. seeing how horrible schofileds experiences are after hes no longer doing it with blake. the feeling he has if drowning in his own thoughts and actuons. the death scene is the most beautiful and terrifying scene in the whole movie, maybe not the most iconic but definitely the most beautiful one. it is unmatched

[andromeddog]

snz

[spineless-lobster]

Me when there’s gay people and they’re at war

[hickeygender]

happy fog of war friday

[4rrenstep]

flash/blood warning

Oh my god i did not mean to hyperfixate on this film but everything the fandom makes is so cool i got sucked in

//art credit @/adromeddog on tumblr

[bochedogmeat]

True north

[felagund-fiollaigean]

is anyone else going nuts over the fact that 1917, while ostensibly a film about the horrors of war etc, is just as much a narrative defined by acts of kindness and love? tom's decision to help the pilot, the casuals' decision to help will, will's decision to give lauri all of his remaining food. kindness and goodness can be found anywhere huh

[lady-of-the-spirit]

obsessed where stories where it is like. the mistakes are unfixable and the worst thing that could happen happened and nothing can go back to how it was. but there was still love in this and love will continue after this and love endures always. - @currentlycryingaboutlancelot

[hesbuckcompton-baby]

Not Strong Enough, boygenius / Band of Brothers (2001) / 1917 (2019) / SAS: Rogue Heroes, Season 1 / The Shadow in My Eye/The Bombardment (2021) / All Quiet on The Western Front (2022)

this one goes out to my fellow boygenius lover @xxluckystrike

[cirr0stratus]

fraternity

[puppetviolence]

love is a wounded animal, or a dead best friend, or the weight of the world, or an army of 1,600 men

[andromeddog]

barefoot i traveled, barefoot i arrived

[schos-in-the-field]

"In a sieve they went to sea".

some of my favourite screen caps from my recent rewatch of 1917