Queen and Country

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Wayne K @WayneKelso Jul 4 A not entirely necessary but still very enjoyable follow up to the excellent Hope & Glory, continuing the story of Bill Rohan as he graduates from Child Having A Great Time In The War to Young Adult Having A Terrible Time In The Army. What made the first film work was its perspective, the wide-eyed and optimistic look at a tragic event when viewed through a child’s eyes. Here its more about friendship, camaraderie and finding your place in the world. Bill’s family is mostly an afterthought until later on, but the script and characters are so engaging that you really appreciate how different this film is. It may not have the same emotional resonance, but it’s a roller coast of emotion nonetheless. See more isla s @RT89656869 09/04/2022 This is an enjoyable enough film - its not a war film or an especially dramatic film but its got some amusing moments and has a slight feel of Catch 20 about it. Its got some nice characters but its just not the kind of film that stays in my mind for long. An ok film but not much more, I wouldn't expressly recommend it as such, no. See more 03/09/2022 The sibling chemistry is insane. It was bit weird how they communicated with each other, but I liked it lmaooo. They were real life couple after all See more 09/27/2020 It was ok overall, not terribly exciting and with few laughs in this British comedy of boyish pranks in the military See more Solomon M @RT13059610 05/24/2019 This film is the sequel to John Boorman's Hope and Glory where as Billy is a young draftee in the Royal Army during the Korean War and sees his nation changing as The Princess of Wales Elizabeth marries Prince Phillip of Macedonia and Britain loses ground as the Empire begins to diminish. See more 05/22/2018 Such a British film. fun. See more Read all reviews

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