In the four years I've been a Sup Forumsirgin, I've never heard such passionate applause during a standing ovation. Only one film has garnered that response from a room full of critics and that's Dunkirk.
This film is amazing on so many levels. I'm not a huge fan of Nolan, but this is without a doubt his best film (I'd say before this his best was The Dark Knight Rises). The cinematography, score, cast, writing, direction. These are all perfect in every regard.
What I wasn't expecting was the cast, or how unconventional it is. Most movies have a defined protagonist and antagonist, this film doesn't. It's all faces in a war, with each person one piece of a puzzle. They have emotional weight and reason to be invested in them but they are a unified force and I love how this film doesn't just put a noticeable face in that crowd, these guys are as nameless and faceless as you imagine a group of soldiers would be.
There's minimal dialogue in this film, and it works well to do so. Plot is advanced through subtle visual and audible cues. Nolan doesn't pander to his audience, if you're too dumb to not get these cues, you need to be smarter.
This film needs, no, REQUIRES, you to see it in 70mm IMAX. The way this film is made, it's with this format in it's very core and it's going to be a challenge to replicate that feeling again. See it in this format if you're going to see the film.
This is without doubt the best made film of 2017, and one of the best films of the decade. Few filmmakers can make such daring films that utilize traditional filmmaking elements with daring execution in a way that is both familiar and new in all the best ways.
David Morris
i think you are shilling pretty hard for a movie that has not come out yet. faggot!
Josiah Evans
>I'd say before this his best was The Dark Knight Rises you blew your bait too quickly
Henry Reyes
>In the four years I've been a Sup Forumsirgin fucking kys reddit
Jonathan Sanders
DunKino.
Ryan Cox
Is that poster actually a scene in the movie? It looks awesome.
Jace Myers
>tl:dr text >memes >kino Opinion discarded.
Jose Kelly
this is a letterboxd review
Jace Richardson
I'm glad they decided to make a film about the British Long-term Strategic Victory[2] at Dunkirk!
Austin Ross
>I'd say before this his best was The Dark Knight Rises opinion discarded as trash. His only good movie is memento. And even if you dig some other best (i'd accept "the prestige" or "inception", maybe even the other 2 batman movies) but TDKR? it's a fucking awful movie. A total piece of shit. It means you wouldn't know what a good movie is if it slapped it's cock on your face
Luke Green
>>>/reddit/
Joshua Mitchell
this
Jordan Sanders
>likes nolan >shills unreleased movies >calls others reddit because there's no other way to defend himself against proper arguments
Jace Johnson
>hates memes >hates kino >hates TDKR >>>/reddit/
Zachary Martinez
British aren't americans doe.
Justin Morgan
bump
Wyatt Howard
nice essay bro, all i wanna know is if harry styles is hot in it or not
Parker Evans
It's physically impossible
Samuel Martinez
Are you serious? I don't know how the fuck you can say that.
The first 5 minutes of TDKR alone cement that film as Nolan's best.
Lucas Gonzalez
>PG-13 DROPPED
Logan Roberts
Just watched the trailer
NOT A SINGLE NON-WHITE CHARACTER
WHAT THE FUCK
It's like they don't want it to actually represent England, this is some white nationalist garbage.
Where is Jordan Peele when you need him?
Boycott this trash.
Colton Lewis
the fellating this movie will receive is going to be epic. and you can almost guarantee it's going to be yet another nolan turd
fucking plebs
Jack Gonzalez
>only white cis men Uhmm no sweetie, it's 2017 so you better go see spider-man k? xoxo
Lucas Jones
Nolan is a hypnotist. This movie is shit, but people will rave about it for a couple weeks. In a few years people will barely remember it exists. Batman is the exception to the rule.
