A movie that must be seen in theaters

Rating: 10/10 (8 February 2019)

This movie is Chris Nolan's masterpiece. It's absolutely beautiful and has such a great plot line. Every second that goes by the film gets more and more tense as the 400000 brits are anxiously trying to escape the german advance. The movie's lack of dialogue also contributes to this feeling of tension. Nothing is really said about the kids on the beach, or the background becuase we know already. We know these kids have families, we know they could die at any sencond.
The effects are almost all practical and they look incredible. It almost seems unreal becuase of some of the things they did (i wont say in case you havent seen it).
The music is so well done and extremely well implemented. It really delivers a feeling of anxiety and tension as the movie goes on.
The only problem I really had with the film was the aspect ratio changing. Chris Nolan always uses Imax cameras for wide shots and normal cameras for normal shots and the aspect ratio is constantly changing, but it's not too distracting.
This movie really only works on a big screen with loud speakers however. Rewatching it on my 36" tv really took away from the experience but it's still fantastic.