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#1917 #william schofield #sad blorbo hours

Sorry guys I have to reschedule. Yeah I’m listening to The Night Window by Thomas Newman from the 1917 soundtrack on repeat. My schedule’s pretty booked I’m sorry. Yeah next week too. And the week after that. Sorry.

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Sorry guys I have to reschedule. Yeah I’m listening to Les Arbres by Thomas Newman from the 1917 soundtrack on repeat. My schedule’s pretty booked I’m sorry. Yeah next week too. And the week after that. Sorry.

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Sorry guys I have to reschedule. Yeah I’m listening to Come Back to Us by Thomas Newman from the 1917 soundtrack on repeat. My schedule’s pretty booked I’m sorry. Yeah next week too. And the week after that. Sorry.

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Sorry guys I have to reschedule. Yeah I’m listening to A Scrap of Ribbon by Thomas Newman from the 1917 soundtrack on repeat. My schedule’s pretty booked I’m sorry. Yeah next week too. And the week after that. Sorry.

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Sorry guys I have to reschedule. Yeah I’m listening to A Bit of Tin by Thomas Newman from the 1917 soundtrack on repeat. My schedule’s pretty booked I’m sorry. Yeah next week too. And the week after that. Sorry.

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Sorry guys I have to reschedule. Yeah I’m listening to Gehenna by Thomas Newman from the 1917 soundtrack on repeat. My schedule’s pretty booked I’m sorry. Yeah next week too. And the week after that. Sorry.

#Me with the whole soundtrack and also with I Am A Poor Wayfaring Stranger #theres three different versions of it all from 1917 and I love them all #also abt the slow creepy buildup u mentioned #i distinctly remember that the first time I saw the film I was both horrified by and drawn to that particular part of the music #it reminded me of some kind of dark fairytale and I was there for it #And ofc I still am #anyway I’m done rambling #HAPPY 1917 DAY #1917

atomicradiogirl

april 6th, 1917

#HAPPY 1917 DAY!!!!!#1917 #william Schofield #Thomas blake

pinqui

1917 (2019) ↳ dir. SAM MENDES

#Happy 1917 day!!#i meant to make smth but I’ve been busy :(#1917 #william schofield

Papa Scho is something that makes my throat hurt so here’s some messy sketches of him with his wife, Winifred, and daughters Helen and Dorothy. (Names inspired from the real people behind the photos of his family in the film; I originally had different names for them but these ones fit perfectly so now I can’t see them as anything else :)

#I may redo these digitally at some point but idk #Also Scho in the bottom right looks weird to me #Like he looks fourteen or smth oops #1917 #1917 film #1917 fanart #Will Schofield #schofield #William Schofield #Will Schofield’s wife #(also in the middle left one the girls are supposed to be putting flowers in his hair but you can’t see it very well)#My art #1917 art

Schofield being a girl dad is something that can actually be so personal

#im doodling some sketches of him and his wife and daughters and it's making me feel things #HE WOULD BE SUCH A GOOD DAD 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭#jghdjfhjghuhdjhgjhj #schofield #william schofield #1917 #1917 film #will schofield

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I specifically picked a moment where he looked like he was on the verge of tears for this

#Well he is my little princess and I’m not ashamed to admit it #He deserves hugs and forehead kisses what can I say #William Schofield #1917

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Returning to my roots (Schofield pfp for the first time in a few years because I am and always will be insane over him)

#realest thing ever #i miss him #1917

May I offer you a Scho in these trying times

#william Schofield #1917 #1917 art #my art #will schofield #schofield #1917 fanart

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Hot people rewatch the Jumblies scene from 1917 on repeat

#the script specifically notes that it’s like he’s done it before #and the far off look on his face he gets as he goes on… the way he’s definitely thinking of his family #the way the scene is so innocent and sweet and gentle #and it shows that he is so kind and not meant for the war #and then minutes later he is strangling the life out of someone #what a juxtaposition #<prev tags #it kills me #the audience is meant to believe that when he talks about going home #He’s talking about parents or siblings or whatnot #but there were sm clues that he meant his wife and children #the doll in the farmhouse and the way he looks at it and thinks about the little girl who it must have belonged to #how he’s silent when Lauri asks if he has children #how he’s so so soft and gentle with the baby and knows just how to act with it #How as soon as it cries all of his attention is riveted to it #Because he has not seen something so soft as a baby for who knows how long #and his family is so far away #but here is a baby and for just a moment he will let himself breathe and recite a poem to it #They went to sea in a sieve they did #GOSH JUST. EVEN THE POEM CHOICE IS SO POIGNANT TO THE FILM #anyway. *eats glass*#1917 #william Schofield #Thoughts

I made a 1917-inspired playlist the other day if anyone is interested 🌸

#1917 #1917 film #william schofield #thomas blake #blake and Schofield #Spotify #It’s mostly soft vibe songs or instrumentals #There are a few more upbeat ones but just bc the lyrics fit

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The Strength of The Tree; From Start To Finish

1917 (2019)

dir. Sam Mendes

#this is making me remember the 1917 + trees article I read once #i think about it from time to time because like #Wow #It’s basically about how trees in 1917 are actually very significant #and how when scho says ‘keep your eyes on the trees’ to Blake #that’s actually a message to the audience as well #anyway #1917 #William Schofield #thoughts

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My roman empire is william schofield. I think about that man everyday

#He’s just #I have SO many thoughts about him actually #I get so mad when people are like ‘he had no personality or backstory’#NO YOU JUST WERENT LOOKING HARD ENOUGH ACTUALLY #THERE ARE SO MANY DETAILS #ough #1917 #William Schofield

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I am once again thinking about the juxtaposition in intimacy in 1917 between Schofield and the baby vs Schofield and the German soldier he strangles (aka Bäumer)

The second Schofield sees the baby, he is offering all of his food, he’s giving away the milk he found earlier, he is gently, oh so gently, rubbing her arm with his thumb as he recites poetry to her (children’s poetry that he has memorized, no less). After everything he went through leading up to that point, this domesticity is startling. It’s sweet, it’s intimate, it lets the audience know that Schofield is not meant for the war, not truly.

But then, mere moments later, we have another startlingly intimate scene: Schofield is strangling the life out of Bäumer in a desperate attempt at survival. The other times Schofield killed in the film, he used his gun; he was removed from the actual act of killing. But in this moment? It is Schofield and Schofield alone who is doing the killing— there is no way to detach himself from it, which is what makes it intimate. There is something incredibly intimate in staring directly into the eyes of someone as you kill them, after all— they are just as afraid as you are.

It is SO heartbreaking that Schofield’s strangling of Bäumer follows directly after he interacts with the baby. He’s not meant for the war— he’s meant to be a father and to care for his children and family and be at home, but he has been shaped by the war into a man who is capable of doing horrible things. His hands, oh so gentle with the baby, are the very instrument of Bäumer’s demise. And isn’t that ironic?

Do you think he thinks about the way his hands wrapped around Bäumer’s neck so easily when he thinks of his hand dwarfing the baby’s in size?

#And the thing is that Scho didn’t want to kill Baumer #he tried to quiet him first #to keep him silent so he wouldn’t have to cause unnecessary death #but Baumer called out #and to save Blake’s brother #To save those 1600 men #Baumer had to die #but he was just a boy #maybe younger than Blake #And Scho knew #and he didn’t want to kill him #but he had to #because it was war #and war is unforgiving #and Blake is dead #And only Scho can save Blake’s brother #1917 #william Schofield #Thoughts

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Fortesa Latifi, “The Truth About Grief”

#I’ve reblogged this before but I don’t care #1917 #william Schofield #Thomas Blake

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I loved this movie so much. I had to reimagine the poster. Thanks to everyone who hung out with me on stream! Watercolor, ink, and and acrylic on mounted paper, 18"×24".

#this is beautiful #william Schofield #thomas Blake #1917

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‘1917’ (2019)

Directed by Sam Mendes

#And ur right #1917

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