Another hit from Nolan!

Rating: 9/10 (24 July 2017)

Dunkirk is one of the most war movies audiences have seen in a long time, it would be considered up to the level of Saving Private Ryan. It is also probably the best WW1 movie ever, Nolan makes that possible because of how he puts in a fair amount of character development that not too much or too little interferes in with the whole situation of the film. Along with the film being a new style of a war movie that it combines features from other genres. This certain style is separating three different scenarios all having to do with Dunkirk. Nolan did a great job not giving this away in the trailers, so it is expected to surprise audiences. Along with doing a good job of transitioning through all the scenarios. Another factor this movie possessed that I enjoyed and appreciated, was that it didn't need to include grisly violence in order to maintain a title as a realistic war movie, as Nolan includes little to no blood at all and shows how the true horrors of war can be displayed without loads of graphic violence/images such as Saving Private Ryan or Hacksaw Ridge. This was an overall amazing movie with great sound editing, special effects, and Nolan's superb directing skills.