1917 was a movie made for a specific audience of people and though I may not be a part of that audience, I found it tolerable. The movie had one storyline, for Lance Corporal to give a letter to The Devon's, and stuck with it the whole time. It wasn't complicated or hard to comprehend, which is how most war movies normally are, but instead held my attention. I love how accurately the creators made the movie, For example, when Lance Corporal and Blake are running through the war trenches in the beginning, it shows a great representation of how crowded and packed it was for the soldiers. Other than this one specific example, the movie shows many amazing visuals of how this war was, especially for people who didn't live it or really see it. Despite me having mixed feelings about this movie, I could definitely see people loving this movie.