This is a brunch pre- Oscars mini podcast. It contains spoilers, but we can't imagine you occur.

If you haven't seen the movie and you're afraid of spoilers, there's no way you'd logically seek out a podcast about the movie.

Plus, this one took place forever ago. It's already been spoiled. Let us begin. 1917 17 17 Sam Sam Mendez's

Sam Mendez's World War One film

about a pair of

Rough Around the Edge's Brits

You love that.

No, about a pair of British soldiers sent to find their comrades and warn them to call off an upcoming attack because the attack is going to be an ambush.

So they got to get to them.

And it's a great movie. You've heard us talk about

before probably. We haven't actually. Oh yeah, we did. We said that we teased that we were going to.

We saw it and we loved it, but we didn't really go from there. So this movie's got a couple of

hallmarks, I guess, that it's got a bunch of people in it for a second. So if you only

see the preview once and don't read into it much, you are a bit disillusioned going in.

They bamboozle you. Right. You see, I mean, Colin Firth gets the preview, and that's a, that's a

bit of a, it's not quite Drew Barrymore getting the poster and scream, but it is, it's a little misleading.

I think the batch gets a, uh, a preview.

Well, there's only like six people in this movie. So they show all six people in it. Uh, the batch, though, like he doesn't come in until the last 3% maybe of the movie.

If Benet and a Cumberbatch were not in this movie, how would it affect the movie in your eyes?

0.0.0 repeating percent. I will say Colin Firth in the beginning. Colin Firth is the guy that calls him in and says, hey, you got to get over to

these comrades of yours, a couple of rough around the edges brits, you got to just get, get yourselves

under control. That was well served. Get over to these guys. Yeah, that was like, I want someone

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