A revolution of the war genre

Rating: 9/10 (7 August 2017)

Christopher Nolan never disappoints. He is such an visionary director who is now giving the war genre a revelation with this interconnecting war action drama. Visually the film is more than stunning and satisfies all the needs you have for such a movie. Tremendous in every way: Cinematography, editing and visual effects. The sound is pitch perfect and will sure score at the Oscars. The only little flaw I had with the film is that the screenplay wasn't exactly awesome, it was good, no question, but I missed some deeper looks at the characters and that's the only big thing that differs from "Saving Private Ryan". While we had a good look at the characters of Mark Rylance and Fionn Whitehead who both played their roles magnetically. I missed more background of Tom Hardy, Kenneth Branagh and Cillian Murphy. Don't get me wrong, those performances were as good as they could be with the material they could work with but especially with Hardy's character it surely had improved the film and make it a pure masterpiece. But it is still a fantastic film, a great entry and the filmography of Christopher Nolan and a defying film of its genre. And it is a film that reminds me once again why cinema still overcomes screening because that film delivers its great impact on the silver screen.