Worth seeing on the big screen because visually it's brilliant and the set fantastic but it's let down by the acting inability of Dean-Charles Chapman who might as well have had the script in his hand to read from. (George McKay was very good though). The dialogue wasn't quite right either for soldiers enduring that. It was all a bit luvvy and stood out as weak amongst such a strong production. So a pity it came up short and lacked those elements which could have really made it special.