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Jun 26, 2026

Landship

Name: Landship
Director: Callum Burn
Released: 2026-06-26
Rating: 69
Cast: Vin Hawke, Micky David, Jack Sherlock, Matthew Canny, David Dobson

Not bad

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Where to watch

Only in movie theatres right now

The film

The Battle of Passchendaele, 1917. For three years the great war has been waging, and the two armies find themselves entrenched along the four-hundred-mile Western Front. At the start of a pivotal allied offensive to break the stalemate, the nine-man crew of a British MKIV Tank set out to destroy a series of heavily defended German bunkers.

The Cast

Vin Hawke

Captain Donald Richardson

Micky David

Private James Binley

Jack Sherlock

Private William Morrey

Matthew Canny

Sergeant Robert Missen

David Dobson

Second Lieutenant George Hill

Ricky Oakley

Private Percy Budd

Daniel Cornish

Private Ernest Hayton

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The Real Review

People are mostly into this WWI tank crew movie, with the relentless tension and claustrophobic feel of the MKIV tank getting a lot of praise. The story, about Captain Donald Richardson and his men trying to blast German bunkers during the Battle of Passchendaele, is solid but felt a bit familiar to some. Opinions on director Callum Burn and star Vin Hawke are split right down the middle among those who mentioned them.

Synthesized from 15 real reactionsmedium confidence

PraisedStory

Sentiment split

69% positive

0% mixed

31% negative

By aspect

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How opinion moved

Aug 20

Buzz

Aug 55 reactions over two weeksAug 18

How much people are talking about this film: reactions counted per day they were posted.

Names & topics that came up

Callum Burnperson2× · 50%+Vin Hawkeperson2× · 50%+

Where the signal came from

Social Media

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