1917 poster

1917

Time is the enemy.

8.0(14,094)20191h 59m17

At the height of the First World War, two young British soldiers must cross enemy territory and deliver a message that will stop a deadly attack on hundreds of soldiers.

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Status
Released
Budget
$100M
Box office
$446.1M
Language
English
  • race against time
  • world war i
  • british army
  • survival
  • soldier
  • period drama
  • real time
  • trenches
  • 1910s
  • trench warfare
  • no man's land
  • sentimental

Top billed cast

Behind the camera

Director

Sam Mendes

Produced in

United States of America, United Kingdom, Spain, India

Where to watch

Availability for India. Provided by JustWatch through the TMDB API.

Stream

  • Lionsgate Play Apple TV Channel logoLionsgate Play Apple TV Channel
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Gallery

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Release dates

  • IndiaIN

    • TheatricalUA17 Jan 2020
  • United StatesUS

    • Theatrical (limited)R25 Dec 2019
    • TheatricalR10 Jan 2020
    • Digital / OTTR10 Mar 2020
    • PhysicalR24 Mar 2020
  • United KingdomGB

    • Premiere15Royal Film Performance4 Dec 2019
    • Theatrical1510 Jan 2020
    • Physical1518 May 2020
  • United Arab EmiratesAE

    • Theatrical9 Jan 2020
  • AustraliaAU

    • TheatricalMA 15+9 Jan 2020
  • CanadaCA

    • Theatrical25 Dec 2019
    • Theatrical10 Jan 2020
  • ArgentinaAR

    • Theatrical30 Jan 2020
  • AustriaAT

    • Theatrical16 Jan 2020
  • BelgiumBE

    • Theatrical8 Jan 2020
  • BrazilBR

    • Theatrical1423 Jan 2020
    • Digital / OTT1421 Apr 2020
  • BulgariaBG

    • TheatricalD24 Jan 2020
  • ChileCL

    • Theatrical9 Jan 2020

Frequently asked questions

1917 was released on 25 December 2019.

Audience reviews

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    SWITCH.

    12/11/2019

    9/10

    I really wanted to give this film five stars, but there is a curious introspection that prevents me from calling it perfection. Nevertheless, ‘1917’ is a brilliant piece of art, and clearly a personal project for Sam Mendes. Blending groundbreaking technology with detailed production components, it's sure to entertain audiences and garner respect from critics for its execution. Just don’t say I didn’t warn you when t…

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    Lenny/Mosko

    1/15/2020

    Without a doubt, cinematically this is a visual tour de force. The one-shot approach becomes a distraction, at times, especially when one ponders "how did they do that?", but generally not enough to take away the wow factor. The story, and dialogue, not to mention logic are the real problems that take this movie from great, to merely good. The initial concept of sending two men on an imperitive mission to save …

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    Luis_989

    1/18/2020

    8/10

    Finally yesterday I was able to experience 1917 and I ended up doing it at IMAX, something I didn't plan on, but after seeing it there, I can say this film deserves to be seen and heard in an IMAX room to remember why movies still need to be lived on a big screen. The visual odyssey of Sam Mendes and Roger Deakins is an incredible journey. Yes, the story is very thin but that's something that made 1917 a somewhat …

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    Stephen Campbell

    1/23/2020

    8/10

    **_Although partly a technical showcase rather than a story, it's still a terrific Great War movie_** >_In the newspapers you read: "Peacefully they rest on the spot where they have bled and suffered, while the guns roar over their graves, taking vengeance for their heroic death". And it doesn't occur to anybody that the enemy is also firing; that the shells plunge into the hero's grave; that his bones are mingled…

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    Manuel São Bento

    1/25/2020

    9/10

    If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com Let me just take a deep breath... Wait, one more... Uff, I have no idea how I survived this IMAX screening of 1917. Usually, I don't delve deep into technical stuff since most people don't know or don't care about these attributes, but it's impossible not to address Roger Deakins' cinematography. It's not the first ti…

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