Nolan's 2nd or 3rd Masterpiece in a Whole New Genre and Style.

Rating: 9/10 (5 September 2017)

If you walk into this movie, you most likely know the of Christopher Nolan's previous filmography, and Dunkirk is something completely new for him, and unsurprisingly, he kills it. Dunkirk is a war movie that is unlike any other war movie. It's main focus is shifted from one central character or narrative, and instead, immerses you into one event (Operation Dynamo), from three separate viewpoints. The chronology is a little jumbled due to these facts, but following the story does not suffer from this choice either. Nolan creates these scenes using the actual beach of Dunkirk, and actual WWII aircraft's and boats. The atmosphere of war Nolan re-creates may be the most spectacular to date. From the props to the environment and the very very loud sounds of the engines and guns does an incredible job of taking you into the shoes of the soldiers at Dunkirk. Although this film is unconventional for Nolan, this film will no doubt go down as a masterpiece in the war genre.