The History behind Dunkirk is far more great than it was shown in the film

Rating: 4/10 (22 July 2017)

Had immense expectation with this film but was quite disappointing after watching it. Obviously many will disagree, so for them
Firstly, the history was really great and also very dark behind Dunkirk. Almost 400,000 British soldiers were strangled on the Dunkirk beach and the German forces were surrounding them. The French brave local men came to the aid of the distressed soldiers and the managed to pull out almost all of them. If someone doesn't know about the event the film will be quite confusing for them.
Secondly, there were so many chances for the characters in the film those could have stood out. The German point of view was completely ignored whereas it played a very important part. Not to attack the British forces on Dunkirk was Hitler's one of the greatest mistakes just to give Churchill the feel of the power German has. That part is very important in the film.
Thirdly, on the event of Dunkirk there was history's best Dog fights happened over the sea of Dunkirk that just wasn't in the film at all. That eagerness and intensity of the dog fight was just missed.
Fourthly, the brave Frenchmen who came to the aid of the soldiers were just neglected. Over 700 local boats came for help but in the film there were only one boat which the whole movie concentrated on. And the list goes on. Over all very much disappointed with the film. 