My Review!

Rating: 9/10 (29 August 2019)

The hands of a perfectionist, Christopher Nolan could only have pulled off an intense true story based movie. You know you have seen a gripping movie when your heartbeat skips again and again. Many might find this dragging but make no mistake, this is a glimpse of WW2 and what happened to the souls that were in Dunkirk. It's the most respectable movie of 2017, yet. I'll definitely watch it again.
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During an actual screening,
"We had a screening for the veterans that I had spoken to, their families. Honestly, never felt quite such pressure in a professional setting as standing in front of that audience and about to, you know, show our version of what they'd actually lived through," Nolan said.
When 97-year-old war veteran Ken Sturdy attended the premiere of Christopher Nolan's "Dunkirk" it was as if he stepped inside of a time capsule. So captivated by the film's depiction and stunningly accurate cinematography, Sturdy found himself back in 1940 on that very same French beach where the battle took place. "It didn't have a lot of dialogue. It didn't need any of the dialogue because it told the story visually and it was so real," the emotional war veteran told Canada's Global News.
Peace Out!