Christopher Nolan's 'Dunkirk'
cape for a shytty movie brehs
Nolan undefeated.
That movie was great. Almost bloodless, little dialogue, amazing cinematography, they just prey on your fear of death on each front. And the music...Zimmer put his foot in this one.
It's definitely an "experience" movie. No real resolution to the story but...that was the point. Just a short snapshot of WWII from a front we haven't seen before ie British Bombing, Normandy, Pearl Harbor, etc. I say 9/10.
That movie was great. Almost bloodless, little dialogue, amazing cinematography, they just prey on your fear of death on each front. And the music...Zimmer put his foot in this one.
It's definitely an "experience" movie. No real resolution to the story but...that was the point. Just a short snapshot of WWII from a front we haven't seen before ie British Bombing, Normandy, Pearl Harbor, etc. I say 9/10.
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Nolan undefeated.
That movie was great. Almost bloodless, little dialogue, amazing cinematography, they just prey on your fear of death on each front. And the music...Zimmer put his foot in this one.
It's definitely an "experience" movie. No real resolution to the story but...that was the point. Just a short snapshot of WWII from a front we haven't seen before ie British Bombing, Normandy, Pearl Harbor, etc. I say 9/10.
Exactly what I called it.
That sound effect when those German bombers flew over "us"
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You know a movie shytty when all people can talk about is the sounds
Save your dough and go rent tropic thunder
Save your dough and go rent tropic thunder
The real genius is Nolan getting you to experience war from a fear perspective only IMO. No blood, no gore, just your life on the line at every moment.Exactly what I called it.
That sound effect when those German bombers flew "over us"
That scene when they are holed up on the little boat on the beach? And those bullets start flying through the hull? Maaaan...fukk that.
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I thought it was an extremely well done movie from start to finish. A very well represented snapshot of history.
No cliched characters, barely any backstory, the way Nolan fractured the timeline, characters, and areas of conflict then brought them all together, the way he made the British forces situation seem utterly hopeless at every turn, I could keep going.
If your a fan of shoot em up, bang bang war movies, then don't go. But...I think it was well worth my time and money.
Word.
Or when that torpedo hits their boat and the lights go out
First thing my boy told me after the movie was "man all that swimming we would've been GONERS".
Clark Wayne
Superstar
Decided to see it anyway. Should have saw Valerian.
I didn't hate it but It was ok and something I'll probably never see again.
Would have preferred if it focused on the kids and Tom Hardy's character. Leave out the old man and the rescue mission until the end.
I didn't hate it but It was ok and something I'll probably never see again.
Would have preferred if it focused on the kids and Tom Hardy's character. Leave out the old man and the rescue mission until the end.
SilverSamurai
All Star
It's lit brehs.. Just waiting
Sensitive blake griffin is a cac didn't know that
It's lit brehs.. Just waiting
Saw an early showing in IMAX. It was probably one of the most intense movies I've ever seen. If you watch it, definitely see it in IMAX because it feels like you're a part of the movie the way Nolan shot it.
I'd give it a solid 8/10, not his best but not his worst either.
I'd give it a solid 8/10, not his best but not his worst either.