Cinematography Sweetheart

Rating: 8/10 (13 May 2019)

Feeling excited to watch when this movie was released back in 2017. My best friend and I, being typical teenagers, were actually being biased since our first intention to watch this movie is because Harry Styles is one of the actor. But as the movie playing we couldn't help to drown into the movie's charm as well.
The actors did a very great job in potraying each character, each image. Some impressed me, some saddened me, and some even annoyed me.
The cinematography and scoring in this movie are amazingly beautiful. With Christopher Nolan as the Director there's no denying that this genius' spell made the movie a masterpiece. The visual, the color, the camera angles are just neatly made. The backsound, thanks to Hans Zimmer, whenever there's bombing or gun-shooting scenes come never fails to thrill me even more.
One scene that I remember the most is the final battle rescue. When the airplane ran out of fuel I was internally screaming and praying (yes I did that) that Farrier would make it--even when i know he'd succeed eventually but still--. And I got goosebumps when he safely landed on the land and set his plane on fire, oh my, what a MAN. Shout out to Tom Hardy for potraying his character perfectly by slaying the battle until I can't move on from the scene even after getting out of the cinema. Also shout out to Harry Styles and his line "Somebody's gotta get off so the rest of us can live." when hiding inside a fully crowded boat, attempting to lighten the boat by accusing someone else. I memorize that line even until now, I don't know, it just has that impact on me. Thumbs up for Fionn Whitehead who's going through the most in the movie.
Unfortunately, this movie only has little dialogue which make me a bit confused. I know the director intentionally focused on the visual, as Nolan himself said:
"The empathy for the characters has nothing to do with their story. I did not want to go through the dialogue, tell the story of my characters... The problem is not who they are, who they pretend to be or where they come from. The only question I was interested in was: Will they get out of it? Will they be killed by the next bomb while trying to join the mole? Or will they be crushed by a boat while crossing?"

Christopher Nolan

but there are some scenes that better have conversation in it. The plot is also kind of flat which make me can't help but thinking "Is this it?" "Oh, it ends already?".
This movie also focused on the survival so when there's minor character death it doesn't take long to go back to the battlefield. It's hard for me to feel the emotion like one second I'm sad because someone's dead and then I'm thrilled because I want them to make it out alive. I don't know how to feel.
But overall this movie is sooo worth watching and I recommend this to watch. But it's a lot better to watch in the cinema to feel the thrill through your body so if you didn't get to watch this back when this was playing in the cinema, your loss!