It's the front runner of one of the front runners for best film.

And one thing that everybody raves about with 1917 is the way the movie looks like.

It was all done in one long shot, the entire movie, just one long shot that just keeps going and going.

Now I have to say, I liked 1917 but I feel like their commitment to the whole one shot idea sometimes hurt the movie.

Take a look at this scene with a British soldier.

Scofield is running from German gunfire through a bombed out city.

I think the one shot thing.

I don't know if you take a look, George, what do you do and get back in there?

It's off running five hours straight without a bright.

You know.

They're using real rats in there.

I swear there's a real bullets.

Sweat, George, I'm coming.

That's where you guys come in to see the show.

By the way, you had to walk through an Oscar.

Winners.

You're in.