In what aspect?
Christopher Nolan's 'Dunkirk'
In what aspect?
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
I only have a 37 inch TV.
Lord_nikon
Veteran
error
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
I'm fine with what I have.
Amerikan Melanin
Veteran
Watched this for the 1st time on my home system. Amazing sound and visuals. The Stuka and the dogfights sound amazing.
what did the movie mean to you?
///Vega+++
All Star
I just watched this
That boy Nolan is good
What a masterpiece
That boy Nolan is good
What a masterpiece
tell me why you liked it, i still dont understand it after watching it once
///Vega+++
All Star
It's a very immersive piece of cinema
I was supposed to go to bed (3am here) but couldn't
The way it's filmed and the music is just breath taking
There were 100 hundred ways to die and some change. Ridiculous
PoorAndDangerous
Superstar
It's pretty impressive that Nolan was able to play with time in a genre you wouldn't expect him to be able to. It's about time for me to give this a rewatch but it's just well made, well acted, well written. Great sound design. I still remember the first gunshot at the beginning scared the living fukk out of me in the theater. Very immersive. But really it's him playing with time is what is impressive to me, how each "theater" of the war was on its own timescale, and how those intersect with each other.
That initial gunshot in imax had me shook