‘Masterpiece’ and ‘utterly unflawed’ warfare movie on Amazon Prime | Films | Entertainment | EUROtoday

A 1957 wartime movie, described as an absolute masterpiece with no flaws, is at the moment obtainable to observe on Amazon Prime. Paths of Glory, directed by Stanley Kubrick, boasts a powerful rating of 96% on Rotten Tomatoes and eight.4 stars on IMDb, with the movie’s description studying: “A colonel defends three of his soldiers in a court-martial after they abandon a suicidal attack.”

Over on Rotten Tomatoes, the place the World War 1 movie boasts an impressive ranking, each critics and viewers have sung its praises, making point out of the movie as gripping and a number of the best items of labor in its style.

Seventh Art Studio wrote: “I can’t even begin to imagine how Kubrick made this movie. I was perplexed the entire time. An absolute masterpiece.”

Film Frenzy mentioned: “Arguably the greatest antiwar film ever made, Stanley Kubrick’s Paths of Glory feels like a mule kick to the stomach no matter how many times one has seen it.”

Viewers have been additionally blown away by the movie, with one who watched it only a few months in the past describing it as “classic and iconic in every way”.

Another claimed that it’s “one of the best war films ever and the best look at military justice,” whereas one other dubbed it a “masterpiece”.

The masterpiece title is one that’s generally talked about all through many viewers opinions written by impressed movie followers. However, there was one fan who not solely holds the movie in excessive regard however really says it’s good.

They mentioned: “In my top 5 favourite films of all time, and my favourite WWI film, PATHS OF GLORY completely shocked me with its intricacy, emotion, humanity, complexity, and unflinchingly realistic portrayal of human darkness, selfishness, and corruption. It’s a completely unflawed film.”

If you wish to watch the “powerful” movie that “presents the morals and faults of war” you may hire or purchase it on Amazon Prime. It can be obtainable on Apple TV and the Sky Store.