What has happened is a colossal piece made by a master

Rating: 10/10 (14 August 2017)

It might have been a colossal military disaster, but in relation to the movie, things change drastically for the better.
All the immersion that the film provides, it makes all the difference for the spectator and, for the first time in my life history going to cinema, I can say that it was the best experience I have ever had, that's for sure.
First things first, it is impossible not to highlight the audio production. I usually play Battlefield (the games), and I keep in mind that it's one of the best "audio mixes" in existence and today, the best comes from Dunkirk. Even more so in a session where 7.1 audio is legit, you can be sure that the feeling of being in a war scene can become very real.
And that's all the magic of the movie.
I've seen a lot of reviews that say it's a bit lacking in character development, etc., but that's a war movie and not a tale about someone's life and their everyday situations. I've never seen a WAR have personal development of a soldier - do not misunderstand me, please, I speak in a matter of battlefield. It is possible that some soldier or another may do the difference but there, it is practically "each one by itself". This is what the film shows us, a scenario of war, bringing the closest possible sensation of reality.
And that, the film provides with excellence.
I think I can say that for anyone who likes Nolan movies, or even does not like it at all, this is his best movie.
And I say more!
He has overcome many marketing films that sell a whole 3D immersion and blablabla, that are all under the feet in this situation.
Its a masterpiece!
And you can still find it in the next cinema Or in a BluRay version