Dullwork should be the ideal title for this one

Rating: 1/10 (8 August 2017)

I am still trying to pick up the pieces of my brain after watching this so called 'epic movie ever' with so many dumb accolades! I am still at a loss to figure out what the heck Nolan was trying to tell us? Is it the 'heroic work' of allied troops; which actually to me, were lamely waiting for their death? Or was it about just one single heroic job of a RAF pilot or two? Or just about a story of some crap Nazi pilots, all of whom just got shot by one or two RAF planes who were running even without a drop of fuel? Some pilots can kill even when they are gliding so I guess miracles happen, doesn't it?? And the pain of racing your brain in between millions of scenes just nearly assassinate you! Why did Nolan think he was creating climax by swapping a soup of 3 main background scenes over and over, so quickly, till the end where that juggling-in-between scene job exhausts you to near death? It totally kills the smooth flow of any story telling if there was any! I don't have anything to comment about acting because there was no acting of any significance. All the actors were like monuments. And what was that guy Fionn was doing as Tommy, I don't have heck of an idea! There was nothing to comment about music either which I did fairly OK with my strong ear plugs. Editing was the mantra for Nolan it seems and probably is much better than the director's job I must say.
In short, just waste few dollars and hours and get a boring dull story with an endless cacophony!