Dunkerque

2017 • 106 minutes

À propos de ce film

L’action de Dunkerque s’ouvre alors que des centaines de milliers de soldats anglais et alliés sont cernés par les forces ennemies. Piégés sur une plage et acculés à la mer, ils affrontent une situation impossible alors que l’adversaire resserre son étau.

Notes et avis

Now I really don't rate this movie much. Some poor acting at times and it chops and changes and has no depth of story unlike the original. Give me the original every time.

It's maybe not on the same level as Full Metal Jacket, Saving Private Ryan and Inglorious Basterds. But, it's still a great War film nevertheless and another great film from the man, the myth and the legend, Christopher Nolan. I'd definitely recommend Dunkirk to anyone, who enjoys watching great War films or to anyone who enjoys watching Christopher Nolan's films. It's honestly worth the watch, it's such a great war film to pass the time.

There are a few times a great movie is released and this is one of those times. I'm old enough to have known survivors of this evacuation and it changed lives. That being said, the script, plot, cinematography and acting are so, so good. The timeline is not linear and offered to you in segments, land, sea and air. Each runs somewhat independently, yet tie up at the end. Soundtrack, sound effects and mastering come in for particular mention. You really do feel as though you are there. The final Spitfire scene played to Elgar as Churchill's prophetic words are read out is electrifying. This is a wonderful piece of entertainment and if you're watching it for the first time, I envy you.