

The story of the miraculous evacuation of Allied soldiers from Belgium, Britain, Canada and France, who were cut off and surrounded by the German army from the beaches and harbour of Dunkirk between May 26th and June 4th 1940 during World War II.
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- It's hard to describe the experience of watching this film. It's harrowing, tense, and shell-shocking. Christopher Nolan has put the audience on the beaches of Dunkirk, on the fishing boats, and into the spitfires during the greatest evacuation of World War II. Only the most talented directors can sustain tension. An audience cannot be stressed for two hours unless the story being told is engrossing. It must capture the audience. Dunkirk needs almost no exposition - it is told by a single piece of paper. From there, the film explodes. Then, the tension and suspense begin and do not leave you until the film ends.
- Dunkirk is a truly riveting movie that locks you in the soldiers helmet for 1 Hour and 40 Minutes. Positives: - The movie is extremely well made, well directed, well shot, well edited, and well paced - The cinematography is gorgeous in this film - The practical explosions look great - The costumes look good - The score is great and really intense - The performances are really good - The action sequences are truly great here and very intense - The movie overall is very riveting and you feel that here Negatives: - It’s hard to care about the characters when there is no character development - The movie should have been way longer it’s a very rushed movie - I also found the movie to be quite boring and uninteresting Overall Dunkirk is a good movie but one of Nolan’s weaker entrys.
- An incredibly impressive war film. The use of extremely long single-camera takes keeps you engaged with the characters, the distance they must travel, and the ticking-clock looming over them; These long single-camera takes also really amplify the anxiety & tension of the constant horrors and ever-present life-threatening dangers of the battlefield.
- 7/10. Not Nolans best work but still a great watch. Pros and cons below. Pros: - The soundtrack by Hans Zimmer is amazing!! - Awsome coloring and visuals. - Real historical and functional aircrafts and ships. - Great acting Cons: - Too short for a war movie - Few historical inaccuracies - Story might be too confusing on first watch - Almost no ground fights. Just survival. - No battle of Dunkirk?!?! - How exactly was the perimeter on the beach held? No scenes on this whatsoever.
- Christopher nolan's War epic drama "Dunkirk " is another masterpiece by him more like another feather in his cap . Audiences have seen many war drama some of them are considered greatest one like " Saving private ryan" " Full metal jacket" " Platoon" " Thin red line" " Fury" . Unlike them Nolan's war masterpiece takes you to totally into world war traumatic history . One can feel agony ,pain , trauma , grief war brought with soldiers returned to their home . Mind blowing VFX , Cinematography , editing , Original score by Hans zimmer will stick you to your seats during whole movie . Specially Zimmer's score is so powerful that theatre starts shaking you can feel powerful music vibes around yourself captivating immersing you into war trauma . Special mention about Nolan's direction is he always go for perfection nothing less than it , we have seen it in , interstellar , inception , dark knight , dark knight rises . His grip on direction, script , screenplay never loses that's identification of a great filmmaker . Performance wise cast did excellent work outstanding actors like Mark raylance , celian Murphy , tom Hardy have made their strong impact by performances . This movie is must watch as it's a great portrayal of war trauma our soldiers have faced , it makes them more respectable for the kind of sacrifice they made for their country . A great war drama with unforgettable visuals & great filmmaking .
- Christopher Nolan is one of the absolute best, and perhaps my favorite, directors working today, so Dunkirk feels almost tailor-made to scratch every filmmaking itch I have. Hoyte van Hoytema’s breathtaking IMAX cinematography gives the film an incredible sense of scale, while Nolan’s relentless cross-cutting between land, sea, and air keeps that scale in constant motion. The practical stunts and roaring Spitfires make the tension feel immediate rather than manufactured. Hans Zimmer’s score might be the film’s most effective weapon, built around the ticking of Nolan’s own pocket watch and turning that sound into an almost unbearable pulse. It is a masterclass in controlling tension, with the technical craft constantly pushing the audience forward. The phenomenal ensemble keeps that intensity alive, from Tom Hardy’s stoic cockpit grit to Cillian Murphy, one of my favorite actors, giving a harrowing performance as a shell-shocked survivor. A young Barry Keoghan also makes a quiet but devastating impression. My one reservation is that Nolan’s macro-focused approach can create an emotional distance that makes some of the characters feel more like pieces within the larger machine than fully developed people. That keeps it from hitting me quite as deeply as his very best work, but the sheer sensory mastery is difficult to deny. Dunkirk remains a towering war film, built with such confidence that it becomes another reminder of why Nolan operates in a league of his own.
- Really impressive war movie. The sound design is incredible, the cinematography is beautiful, and the tension just keeps building. I also like that it doesn’t turn everything into some big heroic story. It feels chaotic, desperate and pretty damn intense, and the practical effects make a lot of it feel more real. The way the different timelines come together works really well, although it can be a little confusing at first. The biggest downside for me is that there isn’t much character development, so it’s harder to get emotionally attached to anyone. Still, the atmosphere and tension more than make up for it. Not Nolan’s best, but definitely one of the better war movies I’ve seen.
- Dunkirk (2017) is about an event and wasn’t cast for star power, but for presence. The acting is intentionally understated, which brings quiet heroism without ever giving a speech. These guys aren’t performing feelings; they’re surviving. You’re not “following a story”; you’re being dragged through an event with parts of the story told through tension rather than dialogue. The film isn’t trying to make you cry; it’s trying to make you feel trapped.
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Dunkirk was released on July 19, 2017.
Dunkirk was directed by Christopher Nolan.
Dunkirk has a runtime of 1h 46m.
Dunkirk was produced by Christopher Nolan, Emma Thomas.
The story of the miraculous evacuation of Allied soldiers from Belgium, Britain, Canada and France, who were cut off and surrounded by the German army from the beaches and harbour of Dunkirk between May 26th and June 4th 1940 during World War II.
The key characters in Dunkirk are Tommy (Fionn Whitehead), Farrier (Tom Hardy), Mr. Dawson (Mark Rylance).
Dunkirk is rated PG-13.
Dunkirk is a War, Drama, Action film.
Dunkirk has an audience rating of 8.1 out of 10.
Dunkirk had a budget of $150M.
Dunkirk has made $549.1M at the box office.


































