Dunkirk: The Story has to be told in a meticulous way.

Rating: 9/10 (23 July 2017)

Hi,
My first review here. I can't say how long I've been waiting to see this epic. The entire story was structured in a nonlinear way. The air, The Beach, and the Sea. The editing creates a nice pacing without implementing modern and complicated effects. The score was the heart of the film. It doesn't deflect us from the scene and gives us more intense and thrill emotions as we were in the Scene. Hans Zimmer deserves a good appreciation. The production design and the usage of real war ships and Spitfires give us the feeling that the survival has happened in this way.Sound design was excellent. Each and every bullet shells and the bombs give us more beat than it ever would. The cinematography adds an another dimension to the film. Without using so many jibs and cranes and crazy movements, the hand-held camera and gentle dolly movements give us tense and real feel. Every frame has all the detail. The air shots with Tom Hardy were mind blowing. Though Mark Rylance and Tom Hardy had only minimum dialogues, the dialogues they had was precise and the portrayal was bloody BEST! Finally, Nolan nailed in all areas.
One Sentence: It's not Nolan's mind blowing masterpiece as he would have done in Inception, Interstellar and The Dark Knight trilogy. It is a story that has to be told in more precise and meticulous way and he told Dunkirk in the soldiers perspective without injecting complexity and destroying the true source.
I am a die heart, CHRISTOPHER NOLAN fan.