Oh What A Lovely War

Oh, what a wonderful war it is. Act 1 * M.C. Chat with the audience and participate in the program * The band plays music suitable for each country as a representative of each country's stereotypes and talks about the situation of each country in the war. Secret police of Serbia and the Austrian Hungarian empire heard the gunshot that killed the Grand Guy Ferdinand. We are told that Austria declared a war with Serbia and Russia mobilized, and everyone is not sure about the weather, and France keeps neutrality.

The impact of the people on war is currently very strong. A part of this view was formed by poets of war, and it was strengthened by the stage and movie production of the 1960s! What a wonderful war. Blackadder Goes Forth has been in this state since the late 1980s. These cultural expressions are full of powerful and eloquent testimony to the barbaric lost sufferings of the First World War. But if they are all the wars we know, their history is very bad. Based on these ideas, those who were educated with the story of "confused generation" were surprised to learn that the mortality rate of the British troops during the First World War was 12%. This is a terrible number, not a literal abstraction. Some communities have much less impact than other communities, but people are not as high as they think.

Terrence Malick participated in the war at The Thin Red Line, this is a wonderful war! Or should say that this is a wonderful, horrible and philosophical quest for the essence of war. On the surface there is a fictional version of Austin's battle that is part of the battle of Guadalcanal in World War II. There, Marik explores all the complexity of mankind. The promotion of this movie insists that war is a very personal and lonely experience and that all soldiers suffer from the fear of emotional war. All the performance reflects this spectrum in different ways and it is impossible to choose a bright place. As an audience, however, we are not affected by Hans Zimmer's score and amazing career best work of John Toll's pictures. The thin red line is the gold standard that should measure all war movies.

Today, 100 years ago, the scene of the first war was laid off. To celebrate the anniversary, Journey's End's production, Oh, what a wonderful war! It is performed all over the world. It is sometimes surprising that there is no more wonderful drama about reshaping the events of the 20th century and such sustained impact on the generation of artists of other fields as precisely and exciting as these works is there. In fact, you may think more, but they do not always get the attention they deserve. This is our guide to the seven plays of the First World War.