Well, that’s a pretty bold assessment to make considering that 2018 has been a year that I haven’t seen many movies during initial release in a cinema. And where something like Solo: A Star Wars Story and Avengers: Infinity War are usually films that I’d see multiple times during their theatrical run, I only caught those once each. And lately my schedule has become packed with a lot of activity: various projects and whatnot.
That being said, two months ago the sense hit that They Shall Not Grow Old was going to be an experience unlike any other in recent memory. And that sense was proven just. Only two movies before had ever left me feeling so impacted and affected as the credits rolled: 1993’s Schindler’s List and then The Passion Of The Christ eleven years later.
But as emotionally overwhelming as those two films are, neither can boast a
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