It’s less a depiction of combat and more focused on what it feels like to simply endure! Sam Claflin delivers a powerful and affecting portrayal as "Capt. Stanhope," a man struggling with alcoholism while in charge of a group of soldiers stationed in a French trench during the Spring of 1918. The men are aware that an attack—either from their side or the enemy—is likely, but the timing remains unknown, creating a per…

I honestly didn't believe a film largely set within a World War I trench and dugout could be so captivating, but Journey’s End managed to do it. With the possible exception of Captain Stanhope’s sometimes over-the-top behavior, the actors delivered solid performances with the believable script. There was a feeling of impending doom, like something out of an ancient tragedy, and I anticipated certain plot points be…