Dunkirk - Movie review

Rating: 10/10 (4 August 2017)

In my opinion Christopher Nolan did it again with Dunkirk, this movie was realistic as hell. This movie is about the evacuation of 400.000 men during world war II and when I am saying that this movie it's about this event, it's about that, because this movie doesn't have specific characters to relate to or care about. All the characters in this movie are just soldiers trying to survive to this situation.
Like I said in previous reviews, I'm a big fan of war films. And most of them are really good because they tell the story about soldiers trying to survive to horrible situations. Dunkirk is about this event in history, and just that.
If you are looking for a film with realistic characters and people with families going into the war zone well Dunkirk will like you disappoint you because you are not going to get that.
Well, let's move out to the filmmaking. This movie is recorded so well that when you are watching the movie makes you have this sense of discovery to how they make this. Nolan directed and wrote this movie, and you can see it. The direction and how the script works out it's beautiful, this is easily one of the best scripts of the entire year, and this movie doesn't have too much dialogue, which makes it even more powerful when we look back to the story. The way Nolan directed this film makes you be terrified by how the Germans are trying to kill this people. This movie it's not so violent, there is a lot of scenes were some people die, but you just listen the screams and the bombs exploiting around this people.
This movie has a presence of fear and suspense during the entire run time, and this feel it's created thanks to the great sound editing and the incredible score composed by Hans Zimmer, this is the greatest score that I have listened in any war film ever.
So guys, Dunkirk was even better that I expected. Nolan has made my favorite film of 2017 this far.