Massive Open World War Movie Told Through Three Rescue Scenarios

Rating: 9/10 (3 February 2018)

With every Christopher Nolan Project the Grander the Movie seems. This is no exception. He paints the dream world in Inception, multiple galaxies in Intersteller ... This movie takes place on three different war fronts: land, sea and sky.
This is a Grand Scale revision of the story .. May easily be the largest as far as casting and area covered in a war movie .
The Land features daily dive-bomber attacks, Destroyers targeted attacks prompting to use civilian boats for evacuation, limited supplies, zero help from home nation army, a rescuee team of native Brits coming to save the day, torpedos, and a possible spy
The Sea follows a war father and his son and friend as they sail for Dunkirk to pick up survivors. Along the way they run into a shell-shocked commander who causes turmoil on the ship, a sunked spit-fire pilot, and a crew of people from a sunken Destryoer who were about to get burned alive from a dive bomber crashing
The Sky follows A Spitfire pilot and his team as they shoot down all the stray fighter planes of the enemy. Throughout the dogfight, their fuel and gauge meter plays a large part on their ability to combat.
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They previewed this movie for some Dunkirk survivors before the premiere. The survivors say they loved the film and felt that it accurately captured the event , but the soundtrack used for the film was louder than the actual bombardment. Apparently this comment greatly amused Christopher Nolan.
Yes, it's true the soundtrack heightens the suspension, and creates a mood of ominous desperation throughout the film. The atmosphere is very Heavy with the loaded tension and suspense added within the soundtrack. In the end everybody survives, but you can't discredit the excellent Director Christopher Nolan is for creating a whole separate feel and mood for the movie just by the sound ..
Though this movie isn't perfect, and is very Heavy with all the loaded tension and suspense added within, and isn't Chris Nolan's best .. its a very strong 9.5/10