Worst film reviewed by awful critics

Rating: 1/10 (31 October 2017)

Having watched most of this historic film, I have come to the conclusion that not only was it a disastrous attempt by an incompetent director, but that Hollywood and the mainstream media critics, are equally inept at their job.
It's a shame IMDb has fallen into this category, as I have used the website as a useful guide to which films I should watch or avoid.
Several strange behavioural anomalies occurred inside the first 10 minutes, which gave a clue to the complete amateurish script and direction by Anthony Nolan, related to the Nolan sisters perhaps.
1. The nasty, evil, German interrogator SNIFFS the cocktail of drugs on the syringe he is about to inject into the hapless captive. 2. When punched repeatedly in the face, the captive does not move his hands in front of his face defensively as one should, even though he is not tied up. 3. Everyone talks one at a time, like a badly written script by Mr.Nolan. 4. When they find the French female spy, they debate whether to hand her over the the Nazis, because the evil, smirking, sadistic, method-actor German officer offered them passage if they handed her over. Both British and Germans were fully armed. They debate one at a time as per Nolan's pathetic style of writing. 5. When the Nazi soldiers open fire on the building, they are standing in a line in the open, shooting planks. No troops would have lasted very long standing in the open firing at other armed soldiers who were under cover, like a badly-made western.
Everyone in the film behaves unnaturally, to when the British officer rebukes a soldier, to the soldier stupid reaction to stand to attention without being told.
I was so much hoping for a good rendition of such an important chapter in the second World War, being British myself, and because 90% of the critics say so, it will go down as such, but the same "analysts" loved La, La Land, a place they strictly belong.
Dunkirk is a turkey of the worst with dozens of badly written scenes too many to mention, the only surprise is the almost universal acclaim it received from people paid to review movies.
It shows what a terrible state the film industry is in, and Hollywood's deference to shoddy workmanship on a grand scale!