An Intense Drama "DUN" brilliantly by Mr. Nolan.

Rating: 9/10 (26 July 2017)

I'll keep the review as short as possible. First of all WELL DUN Mr. Nolan. Thank You for the epic display of camera work and smoothest cinematography after a long time. If you're expecting a war-war like movie experience, you will be disappointed just like my few colleagues felt. The CGI experience and the camera work ( taken from the plane point of view) were really eye catching. The intensity was amazing and was the back ground score by Mr.Zimmer (the clock ticking) made it reach to a next level of experience. The silence which is due to fear or grief was so well displayed that one can actually feel the intensity that every soldier would have felt to go home. Less of dialogues and more of a punch and crunch situations during the evacuation was captured, blended and picturized that one could start tapping their feet. The movie displayed the nature of a human being of finding the best possible way to survive even though you have to let your own people bleed. With being selfish nature shown, the strongest character of a human being of being patient and ready to take the routes available to save as many lives was shown. The back and forth picturization of the story from different angel was the icing on the cake.Though i was so glued watching the movie, may be the story could have kept a bit long would have been best. what i feel go for it but not considering the actual war thing in your mind, rather go with a mindset of a more intense rescue mission displayed and brilliant work behind the cameras and the long distance shorts taken. for me for the direction and cinematography , the DUNKIRK should be the clear WINNER.