Once again this
Christmas the box office is as crowded as ever with big screen musicals, the end of sci-fi space operas, animated espionage antics, beloved literary adaptations and more movies courting cinema goers and awards season consideration.
This festive season director
Sam Mendes brings us a tale from the past and the
First World War with
1917.
Two young
British privates (played by
George Mackay and
Dean-Charles Chapman) are given an impossible mission, a race against time to deliver a message deep into enemy territory to stop 1,600 soldiers (including a brother of one of the soldiers) from walking straight into a trap.
These eye-catching movie billboards were snapped along
Lankershim Boulevard, Beverly Boulevard, La Brea Avenue and
Pico Boulevard from November 23 to December 19, 2019.
Fans of the war movie can also take a look at these screen-worn
1917 WWI soldier costumes on display.
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Time is certainly the enemy over the holiday season, so will you find a few hours to watch this war drama which is nominated for three
Golden Globes, for
Best Picture, Best Director and
Best Original Score (by
Thomas Newman).
Merry Christmas Eve.
UPDATED: Here's also some super-sized support for the movie spied along
Highland Avenue on January 4, 2020.
UPDATED: Congratulations to
1917 for its ten
Oscar nominations, including
Best Motion Picture, Best Directing, Best Cinematography and
Best Original Screenplay. This
Academy Award nominee billboard was spied along
Lankershim Boulevard on January 25, 2020.
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