A love letter to Christopher Nolan

Rating: 10/10 (21 July 2017)

Dear Christopher Nolan. Every time i think you cannot top your last work you surprise me and bring something new. something fresh and original. Dunkirk is no exception. Its style and historical accuracy is on its own enough to give this movie praise but how it's executed that's what stands out the most. The movie fits together so perfectly and it all feels so natural to watch. There are no stages in this movie. Like the movie starts of with one stage where nothing is happening just to introduce the characters or a build up of how the Dunkirk disaster came to happen. No Christopher Nolan throws us right into the middle of it as it is happening and we get to see our characters and get to know them as everything is happening. The entire movie feels like one fluent motion. And the use of music in this movie is portioned and only used when needed. No pointless background music, just music to tell the story properly.
You feel the emotions of the Characters and the terror they are faced with. And the cruel side of humanity (The Nazi's and the poor frank who the British soldiers wanted to sacrifice to lift up the boat) And we see the good side of humanity The people who came to the rescue of the trapped soldiers and the brave men who fought and fell. Just so we can stand free