The film was louder than the battle

Rating: 10/10 (21 November 2019)

I've seen this movie three times, the first it was quite simple to my eyes, the second time, I found myself understanding how brilliant Chris Nolan's scheme was, and the third time I was beyond exhilarated and admired as how Nolan as a director has put the personal and the epic together.
Christopher Nolan has adapted non-linear storytelling and tells the story from three perspectives: land, sea and air. He has used visuals by hiring Hoyte van Hoytema the film was incredible for its cinematography extensively used to reciprocate for the dialogues and backstory.
Hans Zimmer made this epic come alive with his illusion.
As Kenneth Branagh quoted: "The film was louder than the battle."
The noise of the bombs at "Dunkirk" did fall away in the air at this massive stretch of beach but trapped in Chris Nolan's amazing vision of this conflict, you can't get away from the sound of the bombs.
"Wars are not won by evacuations."
"But there was a victory inside this deliverance, which should be noted."