I just saw the new Sam Mendes film 1917 and was really impressed with the continuous shot approach, especially given the setting in the trenches of WW1. I've seen this effect done before and know there are different ways of making a whole movie using this effect. What methods were used in this ...

Sorry about the vague subject line, but it's the best I could think of that wasn't a spoiler At the end of the movie, Schofield meets up with Blake's brother (also called Blake), safe and uninjured behind allied trenches near the casualty clearance centre. But how did Blake get back from the Ge...

Not long after LCpl. Blake He and Schofield get into an argument about continuing on with their perilous journey. It's obvious Schofield is upset about being picked for their dangerous mission to which Blake responds with something like "If you don't like it, you can always go back." Schofiel...

At the start of the movie 1917, they are walking in British line where they have names for each section. After they come to the deserted German line, it looks exactly as the line they came from, only with German names. Did they use the same location for both lines? Did they want to show lines w...

I am doing research, and I have found a few horror movies where the killer/monster was not shown at all, such as BirdBox, Blair Witch, Paranormal Activity. In Final Destination, the killer is the Death itself, so technically it fits the list too. In Open House (2018), you only see slight silhoue...

I was trying to understand the movie The Da Vinci Code. It shows that Sophie Neveu is the last descendant of Jesus Christ. I am trying to understand how after 2000+ years later there can be only one. Also do the scientists/others have the DNA to match?