Dunkirk (Christopher Nolan, July 21st 2017) Movie • Page 22

The score was perfect for the the film. It really, really heightened the insensity. There were times when I legit thought my heart was beating to the tempo of the music/ticks.

 

yeah this was very intense
I loved how you didn't see the Germans, just a barrage of bullets and bombs, very clever on Nolan's part
This didn't quite feel like a Nolan movie
I hope Cillian Murphy and Harry Styles got to hang together on set and just stare into each other's eyes

I don't know if seeing it in 70 mm with a slightly larger screen not Imax or even Faux Imax was worth $19, I can't really tell the difference between good and great quality just good and bad quality but I knew it was "the right way" to watch it

 

This was the film version of anxiety

 

Anyone else's IMAX theater only $11.50?

 

I think mine was 23 per ticket. Fucking bay area

 

Just finished seeing this. I have never been so completely engaged by a movie from start to finish in my life. What a incredible experience this film was.

 

trying to find a matinee I can go to for $12 instead of $16

 

I feel like I should have loved this, but I think I just liked it. Visually, it was breath taking. Nolan is a mastermind with the camera, so I loved how everything looked. The acting was great. I loved how there were these three stories going on, it was simple in a weird way - but saying that doesn't do it much of the justice that I deserves.


But yeah i don't know. Like I don't really want to see it again. I think part of it is because my Fiancé gets pretty emotional in movies that are very realistic war stories, so when y'all are talking about being stressed out during this movie - that was like the added stress for me is knowing how she was reacting to it haha.

I dno, so maybe that's it. But I wouldn't say this crossed over into my "loved it" catagory, I'm just a little confused cause I feel like it has all the right criteria for me to love a movie. But I just liked it.

 

Saw Hans Zimmer last night and it was amazing. No Dunkirk tunes though. Seeing this today!

 

Saw 70mm IMAX yesterday. Yeah, obviously the universal praise is worthy.

 

I had zero interest in this until all the positive reactions but I might go see it tomorrow

 

So this was my first time seeing a movie in Imax and it was totally worth it. The sound was incredible and so intense.

 

Holy fuck. Relentless. Incredible.

 

Been waiting for your reaction!

 

Quite good. The Benghazi-Clinton-sucks-group of old men next to me totally sucked though.

 

Seeing it in IMAX was totally worth it.

 

I do hope he finally got to take his shit.

 

I assumed he did it and it was a no-wipe situation

 

This was just breathtaking and edge-of-your-seat tense throughout the entire runtime. A visual effects masterpiece, a masterwork of cinematography, a great score, some really top-notch acting from Murphy, Rylance (wouldn't be surprised if he earns another Oscar nomination), and shockingly even Harry Styles. Loved it. I'll also echo @Nathan in saying this is easily Nolan's best since Inception and it isn't even close.

 

I'm still not sure which dude Harry Styles was, didn't know he was in this at all. So yeah I guess great job, every role was done so well I was entirely immersed.

 

lol I wish I would have thought of this

 

Still can't get over the sound in the room when the planes flew by. So, so good.

I really want to know how they pulled some of this shit off, like the capsized ships, planes crashing into the ocean, etc...it all looked so real.

 

he's the one who said "all we did was survive"

 

Gaaaaaaahhhhhh

Translation:
I would like to see this again, please.

 

Great quote, I liked that guy