Uh - this was a sad creation. I want my money back

Rating: 2/10 (4 August 2017)

Where to start tearing this catastrophic movie apart?
Many viewers will probably like the storytelling showing the same event from different angles and personal stories. This idea is copied from Kieslowski's Trois Couleurs-trilogy. There is an obvious search for fear of death by drowning or sinking with a ship in a closed locked space, but it just doesn't work. Other movies like Das Boot is a masterpiece of this, but Dunkirk isn't able to copy the feeling at all.
Other points: 1. Why film a beach side street in a small French town, but do not even bother to edit out the modern buildings?
2. Show a bunch of private yachts in a harbour. Many of the boats are from the wrong era.
3. Almost 100 000 soldiers died in Dunkirk. This is not depicted in any way. It is an important part of the real story.
4. Wikipedia: "The loss of materiel on the beaches was huge. The British Army left enough equipment behind to equip about eight to ten divisions. Discarded in France were, among huge supplies of ammunition, 880 field guns, 310 guns of large caliber, some 500 anti- aircraft guns, about 850 anti-tank guns, 11,000 machine guns, nearly 700 tanks, 20,000 motorcycles, and 45,000 motor cars and lorries. " However in the movie we see a few rows of boxes on an otherwise clean beach.
5. Both sides lost over a hundred aircraft in Dunkirk. A loss of over a hundred planes means thousands of missions were flown during those days. Yet we see 5-6 in the movie and at most 3 in the sky at a given time.
6. Men hide in a fishing boat and wait for the tide to return and float the boat again. Germans are "target practicing" at the boat. Water comes in through a few rifle caliber holes. Yet more holes appear under the existing ones. So the Germans are target practicing and shooting way under the waterline of the boat? What rifle shoots a hole in a metal bulkhead through one meter depth? Then the men are able to plug the holes with anything else than their fingers? While textile or almost any material could be used to plug them and avoid sinking. Plot or real stupidity?
7. The sounds were surprisingly low quality. Rifle shots do not sound like real rifle shots. The Rolls Royce on the Spitfire is off too. Hearing it live is a majestic experience, but in the movie it's not even close. Honestly I'm not sure if the cinema had their sound system tuned wrong or if it was the movie, but although I'm not much into music it bothered me throughout the movie.
War is hell. This movie is like a slow funeral.