Nolan Strikes Again...

Rating: 10/10 (9 August 2017)

Watching 'Dunkirk' in IMAX was one of the greatest cinematic experiences of my life, and I'm sure that many other people thought the same. As soon as it began with the loud noises and quick action I was immediately drawn into the amazing historical world, and after I walked out of the cinema, I felt as though I had just lived the same experiences as the soldiers on that beach in 1940.
It would be a struggle for me to pick up on any bad things about this movie, but if I had to, I would say that there could have been more adaptations to the characters, as I found it hard to empathize with them and if one of them had died, I wouldn't really care, however I think it worked quite well in these circumstances, and I understand if it was done purposely by Christopher Nolan for a dramatic effect to show the soldiers as almost unimportant.
The things I liked most about this film:
Acting: great acting from every cast member (Expecially Harry Styles, he surprised me a lot!).
Music: Another great score from Hans Zimmer, which was powerful and exciting.
Design: Everything was done really well with great props, and a realistic amount of extras.
Story: The best part was definitely the great story-line, written by the one and only Christopher Nolan. It kept me on my toes the whole time.