We shall at the beaches but at first we need to get out and fast of a beach.

Rating: 9/10 (12 September 2017)

Clocking in in just one hour and forty five minutes long this the shortest film ever produced by Christopher Nolan after the Following his first feature film way back in 1998. Still in this short time you get five to six different perspectives about the Dunkirk's Evacuation during the first days of WW2 and the stress and fear the was in the air during these days.
Through out the duration of the film you feel that time is in short supply and at any moment a bomb, a bullet or a torpedo will come and kill more soldiers who are trapped like fishes in a barrow and if this army is lost then the war will be over in a moments notice with the Nazis victorious! So Nolan and his team had a very difficult work to do and in all honesty they not only manage to make a good film but actually a great flick, boy after the Inglorious Bastards WW2 has came in full force in the cinema, I can't be more happy about that!
The only thing that wasn't outstanding was the acting ,the actors did their part flawlessly, no doubt about that, however there wasn't any performance the stole the show. And that is fine for this was a story about surviving a insufferable situation and the heroic efforts of military personnel and common civilians who at times went above and beyond to save the stranded army there. As for effects, cinematography, authenticity and historical accuracy ,outstanding ,no other word can describe it best the work that was put here.
Also the one thing that stuck with me was the music which reminded me a lot a ticking clock and filled me with fear and anxiety about what would happened next because if this army was lost then France and especially Britain would have zero capacity on continuing the war so it was a big deal at this point.
In the end when the film was ending we got the famous speech by Winston Churchill and his remark that there is along way ahead of them with this conflict and the end. Although abrupt the end is totally in mud with the situation at hand "Yes we saved our soldiers, but with evacuation you can't win Wars".
Overall this film dispute not been as brutal and bloody as Hacksaw Ridge of the previous year is still an excellent WW2 film like the Ridge and what can I say, Mr Nolan you are a magician in the director chair!