Absolutely powerful and captivating film, puts you on the shore of Dunkirk Beach, the cockpit of a supekrmarine spitfire and the boat of the civilian evacuators

Rating: 10/10 (3 February 2018)

I saw Dunkirk in the cinema last year and since have seen it another 2 times. Christopher Nolan has done everything a history buff could want other than a few little goofs that are very hard to find. The opening seen and the climactic seen are easily the best for me and the Han Zimmer's sound track is superb, I still listen to it on Spotify. The timeline may be a little confusing for those who lack a certain general intelligence but I believe most had no struggle. I love how the script never refers to the enemy as the Germans or the Nazis, Hitler's name is never mentioned either. The use of this is because that Nolan wants to show that the main problem is that time is running out, which if listened to closely in the sound track, there is a clock ticking and gets quicker throughout the film. No flaws, 10 stars, perfect film.