A powerful film of determination, and will to survive thru battle, with skill and hope.

Rating: 8/10 (21 December 2017)

I see most movies of war and will even watch most Christopher Nolan films and I finally saw his latest called "Dunkirk" as it's a look at the world war II setting days with plenty of drama. One could call this film a historical war drama, yet mostly it's a showcase of having the will and courage to survive and it's a look at connections of emotions with some great camera work.
The movie unfolds by land and air with a lot of fire and action by aircraft and boats, and showing how hundreds of British and allied forces are trapped on the beaches of "Dunkirk" with enemy forces closing in. Up above aircraft helps the stranded men below, as many small boats are present for rescue as all of this is a race against the time clock to live.
Overall well done film that proves working together with numbers and connections help bring emotions and provide great need and the will to live and stay alive in the roughest times on the rocky sea waters of battle.