War is still hell.

Rating: 6/10 (27 July 2017)

Edwin S. Porter's "The Great Train Robbery" was the first use of parallel action. Something happening off camera while different action is on camera. Christopher Nolan the Dunkirk director took the concept to the extreme. The problem was time stood still for the action not shown. When they cut back to the previous scene no time had passed.
It is an intense movie, but the characters are nearly random. It was shot on film and looks good. A slew of technical nominations will come it's way. Think sound, sound editing. It is hard to recommend to anyone looking for a good time at the movies. If you want to see it, see it on the big screen in a theater with big sound. If you forgot war is hell, this will remind you.