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  Review by m ★★★★ 2

  another film to add to the GMRCU (George Mackay Running Cinematic Universe)

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  Review by sese 1

  i think war is george mackay’s natural habitat

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  Review by Ella Kemp ★★★ 1

  Not bad but not gay (and soooo easily could have been) so not great

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  Review by fran ★★★★

  nobody does running + looking stressed while at war quite like george mackay does

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  Review by Ashton ★★★ 1

  i know i am predisposed towards reading into things and if anything it is a testament to george mackay and jannis niewöhner’s acting chemistry, but i swear there were no less than half a dozen times i was absolutely convinced that their characters were going to kiss

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  Review by emrosew ★★★½ 2

  did paul and hugh ever explore each other's bodies

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  Review by Andrea Sheehan ★★★½

  george mackay collecting war films like infinity stones

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  Review by malou ★★★½

  the gay potential

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  Review by tillyt ★★★★★ 1

  George Mackay has been running diagonally since the first world war

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  Review by mauro ★★★½

  neville chamberlain: of course, you were too young to serve in the great war 

  george mackay: actually...

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  Review by Rafael Jovine ★★★

  I had no intention of watching this film, but several reviews and a recommendation from my mom's friend persuaded me to watch it.

  And well, I enjoyed watching a somewhat fictionalized version of how this whole bloody war might have started, a rather unique take on the whole WWII films subgenre. For a change, we get to see the war from someone other than Churchill's perspective as we see Chamberlain as this somewhat cowardly man whose naivety and ignorance subsequently led to one of history's most tragic and devastating events. Jannis and George are both well portrayed as two underlings who try to stop the war, one overly cautious and in a sense contributes to starting the war, while the…

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  Review by nina ★★★

  literally thought they were about to kiss every second