Epic as the regular "Nolanish" way ....

Rating: 10/10 (22 July 2017)

Dunkirk was perhaps my most anticipated movie this year and as speculated, this pure visual ecstasy is the BEST Hollywood movie this year. Helmed by the top notch Director of this century Christopher Nolan, this movie literally made me numb for those 106 mins of sheer spectacle and nerve-wracking moments.
Without any 2nd doubts, I can bet on it that brand #ChristopherNolan can't fail in his narratives and I can even predict that, this guy can't deliver a flop. Not in this lifetime #Maverick. I bow down to you my master, my inspiration.
The movie starts off with a simple black bar with a title DUNKIRK and the very next moment we are put in a situation with utmost paranoia and fear. Yes, I want to stand up and clap for the sound designer and composer Hans Zimmer who have designed a masterpiece sound effect which makes your heart pound rapidly. We can almost feel the heartbeat of those characters and the intensity of that situation, Kudos guys
Second in the line to be lauded is the DOP #HoyteVanHoytema for executing the vision of #Nolan with his camera work. Editing is perfect while there are only 20% of dialogues in this movie ( Epic ) No lead heroine or any antagonist but still, the movie succeeds big time in creating an atmosphere which will haunt you even after you leave the cinema hall.
The story is pretty simple about the evacuation of more than 300,000 soldiers, mostly British who gets stranded in the land of Dunkirk and the screenplay is written brilliantly with 3 factors ( Aerial, Sea, and Land ) whereas Nolan being himself, has smartly cut the timeline and duration for each factor which brilliantly meets at the climax. With this, #ChristopheNolan has reached at par with the filmmaking techniques of Stanley Kubrick.
Pros:
1st and foremost, it has to be none other than the great #ChristopherNolan himself. Cinematography ( Best experienced in IMAX screens) Sound design and Background Score. Tom Hardy's sheer presence. Cons:
NONE ! The only depressing part was that when I stepped outside the theater, I already started imagining the next #Nolan film and god, the feeling that I need to wait for another couple of years for his next film! #Sad #InNolanWeTrust.