Epic experience.

Rating: 10/10 (21 July 2017)

It's different from most modern day movies. The dialog is minimal and spoken only if truly necessary, instead the movie uses visuals, proper and good one and not excessive, to tell the story.
The sound is spot on. You really feel everything from small gunshots to bombs to the roar of aircraft engines. And just the sheer way it is put together is genius, constantly cutting between the ordinary soldiers trying to survive, the air force trying to do their best, the commanders trying to make due with what little they have to the civilians trying to do their duty.
Also, I like that there is minimal exposition and from the very start of the movie, the action starts and is constant. Not for one moment can you turn away, not for one moment is there a boring scene.
I am not going to pretend i am some hard as stone macho man, but I bloody cried (a little, but still) when the civilian boats made it to Dunkirk and everyone started cheering, both on and off screen (yes, the theater actually cheered and cried at the same time).
I would definitely watch it again...and probably again...and maybe again.