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Dunkirk by Christopher Nolan | July 21, 2017
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Based on the Battle of Dunkrik in WW2

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Inception director Christopher Nolan is set to direct WWII film Dunkirk, that is based on his original screenplay.

According to Variety, Kenneth Branagh, Mark Rylance and Tom Hardy are currently in talks to join the action-adventure movie, which is set during the 1940 evacuation of more than 300,000 mostly British troops surrounded by German forces in the French coastal city of Dunkirk.

Nolan, who will be working on the project with his wife Emma Thomas, has begun testing teenagers in London for lead roles.

“We are thrilled to be continuing our collaboration with Christopher Nolan, a singular filmmaker who has created some of the most critically acclaimed and commercially successful films of all time,” Greg Silverman, president of creative development and worldwide production of Warner Bros. Pictures, told Variety. “Dunkirk is a gripping and powerful story and we are excited to see Chris, Emma and their cast realize it on the big screen.”

Warner Bros. has dated Nolan’s next film for July 21, 2017. Shooting will begin in May 2016 in many of the real locations.


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Inception director Christopher Nolan is set to direct WWII film Dunkirk, that is based on his original screenplay.

According to Variety, Kenneth Branagh, Mark Rylance and Tom Hardy are currently in talks to join the action-adventure movie, which is set during the 1940 evacuation of more than 300,000 mostly British troops surrounded by German forces in the French coastal city of Dunkirk.

Nolan, who will be working on the project with his wife Emma Thomas, has begun testing teenagers in London for lead roles.

“We are thrilled to be continuing our collaboration with Christopher Nolan, a singular filmmaker who has created some of the most critically acclaimed and commercially successful films of all time,” Greg Silverman, president of creative development and worldwide production of Warner Bros. Pictures, told Variety. “Dunkirk is a gripping and powerful story and we are excited to see Chris, Emma and their cast realize it on the big screen.”

Warner Bros. has dated Nolan’s next film for July 21, 2017. Shooting will begin in May 2016 in many of the real locations.

Source: http://time.com/4163092/chirstopher-nolan-wwii-film-dunkirk/

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i saw the trailer before i read any synopsis. i had absolutely no idea what the movie was about laugh.gif.

so i had to drag myself to read a bit of synopsis, despite my better judgment to keep myself surprised to nolan's next work.
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damn nice trailer..
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Feel mcm the trailer a bit lackluster laugh.gif

Hopefully nolan's film can top this one scene from atonement icon_idea.gif


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TGV TOLD ME DUNKIRK WON'T BE SHOWING IN IMAX IN MALAYSIA! LIKE WTF?!?!
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QUOTE(azarimy @ Dec 16 2016, 08:33 PM)
i saw the trailer before i read any synopsis. i had absolutely no idea what the movie was about laugh.gif.

so i had to drag myself to read a bit of synopsis, despite my better judgment to keep myself surprised to nolan's next work.
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I read Dunkirk's historical significance in WW2 more then 20 yrs ago....

its really German's major fcked up.... if they have taken proper advice (and not give in to Hitler's paranoia) they would have won a MAJOR victory then and there...

If only that silly half order didnt come from der Fuhrer
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TGV TOLD ME DUNKIRK WON'T BE SHOWING IN IMAX IN MALAYSIA!!!

WHY IS EVERYONE SO CALM WITH THE NEWS?!!?!
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Jul 17 2017, 04:48 PM)
TGV TOLD ME DUNKIRK WON'T BE SHOWING IN IMAX IN MALAYSIA!!!

WHY IS EVERYONE SO CALM WITH THE NEWS?!!?!
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Seriously? Where did you get this info?
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Seriously? Where did you get this info?
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I asked them myself. They answered me on Facebook Messenger... Christopher Nolan would murder TGV!


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this the shortest Nolan's film ever made, expect longer length movie for this after Inception, Interstellar and The Dark Knight trilogy...
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Hmm... no reviews yet. July 21 release. hmm.gif


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QUOTE(MeToo @ Jul 17 2017, 04:41 PM)
I read Dunkirk's historical significance in WW2 more then 20 yrs ago....

its really German's major fcked up.... if they have taken proper advice (and not give in to Hitler's paranoia) they would have won a MAJOR victory then and there...

If only that silly half order didnt come from der Fuhrer
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you telling me if the German win the WW2, there will be like Wolfenstein New Order version...?!
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Jul 17 2017, 05:29 PM)
I asked them myself. They answered me on Facebook Messenger... Christopher Nolan would murder TGV!
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Such a big dissappointment if it's true. Oh my.
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QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Jul 17 2017, 06:15 PM)
Hmm... no reviews yet. July 21 release.  hmm.gif
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Dude! Didn't you hear TGV is not showing this in IMAX?!?!

Regarding reviews, WB know they have a winner. Embargo ends in a few hours.
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I don't get it?! Of ALL the possible movies TGV won't show in IMAX how the hell can it be Dunkirk?! The film was SHOT USING IMAX CAMERAS! The director designed the film to be shown in IMAX!

If TGV are giving priority to Valerian for IMAX screens I will be so mad....
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Anyone interested in Dunkirk Premiere passes?

Includes 2 tickets (RM50)

Venue: MBO Starling Mall
Date: 18 July (Tuesday)
Time : 9.00 pm

Interested PM me ASAP...

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QUOTE(jj_don @ Jul 17 2017, 11:40 PM)
Anyone interested in Dunkirk Premiere passes?

Includes 2 tickets (RM50)

Venue: MBO Starling Mall
Date: 18 July (Tuesday)
Time : 9.00 pm

Interested PM me ASAP...
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Most of us are grieving it won't play in IMAX here...
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Jul 18 2017, 12:33 AM)
Most of us are grieving it won't play in IMAX here...
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Sadly, yes. Lets just hope it does play in IMAX miraculously...ITS SHOT IN IMAX sad.gif
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lol I dont see this coming at all.

anyway Dunkirk is not exactly a glorious moment for the allied them, hence the story is not well known like Normandy or Iwo Jima.

and also considering typical Malaysian viewer who are not interested in historical movie, TGV make a decision to not play it here. Considering how this thread is 2 years ago and the lack of interest shown in this thread, I think TGV had done a good decision.

One thing not many people know is that the brits left the french & belgian behind to be captured by the German doh.gif
I wonder if they will show that in the movie lol



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wow I'm surprised TGV isn't showing it in Imax. It's Christopher Nolan man. Which idiot made the decision la...might as well watch at other theaters then.
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Kids nowadays just aren't interested in historical drama like this
they're more interested with eye candy pieces like Valerian

a half empty Dunkirk IMAX hall vs a full Valerian IMAX hall?

it's all about dollar & sense, man


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QUOTE(patnam @ Jul 17 2017, 07:45 PM)
you telling me if the German win the WW2, there will be like Wolfenstein New Order version...?!
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The only reason I still go to TGV is IMAX. if Dunkrik not show in local IMAX, then sorry lah TGV, you out-dated normal hall not worth my money at all.

I have try Starling Mall MBO Big Screen, honestly it have better picture quality then IMAX screen i ever watch, that Big Screen hall use 4K laser projector, the brightness & color are much better then IMAX, the Dolby Atmos not as bombastic as IMAX but have better surround separation. maybe TGV should upgrade their IMAX to IMAX Laser ( If they care enough )

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I don't get the hoo haa over TGV not screening Dunkirk in IMAX. Our IMAX doesn't support the 70mm format that the film was shot in. Regardless of where you watch it, you're getting cropped visuals. It really doesn't matter if it's not screening in IMAX.
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QUOTE(Sgt_Pepeer @ Jul 18 2017, 10:31 AM)
The only reason I still go to TGV is IMAX. if Dunkrik not show in local IMAX, then sorry lah TGV, you out-dated normal hall not worth my money at all.

I have try Starling Mall MBO Big Screen, honestly it have better picture quality then IMAX screen i ever watch, that Big Screen hall use 4K laser projector, the brightness & color are much better then IMAX, the Dolby Atmos not as bombastic as IMAX but have better surround separation. maybe TGV should upgrade their IMAX to IMAX Laser ( If they care enough )
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Checked TGV website this morning. Even normal tickets for Dunkirk is not even available for sale yet. First showtime for public supposed to be tomorrow midnight.

Whereby GSC, MBO already on sale.

TGV is kind of a joke sometimes.

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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ Jul 18 2017, 11:30 AM)
Checked TGV website this morning. Even normal tickets for Dunkirk is not even available for sale yet. First showtime for public supposed to be tomorrow midnight.

Whereby GSC, MBO already on sale.

TGV is kind of a joke sometimes.
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my guess they haven't decided yet, because at this moment Valerian also didn't have IMAX version as their website latest info.
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QUOTE(Sgt_Pepeer @ Jul 18 2017, 11:58 AM)
my guess they haven't decided yet, because at this moment Valerian also didn't have IMAX version as their website latest info.
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When you see Nolan's name on the poster, don't ask, just go watch
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Wow. Dunkirk is not screening. Dang. doh.gif doh.gif I am really pssd now. vmad.gif vmad.gif
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waiting for atmos hall screening at mbo
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QUOTE(slaveone @ Jul 18 2017, 12:16 PM)
waiting for atmos hall screening at mbo
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Dunkrik didn't have Dolby Atmos sound mix originally, but it do have Dolby Vision, too bad our local 3rd class cinema still didn't have Dolby Cinema yet doh.gif

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I just messaged the TGV Facebook page and they replied that they update their schedule every Wednesday so I guess we will have to wait until tomorrow to see whether they finally will screen Dunkirk on their IMAX cinema (I asked about whether its true that they won't show Dunkirik on IMAX, so I guess there's still hope)
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QUOTE(dlct87 @ Jul 18 2017, 01:37 PM)
I just messaged the TGV Facebook page and they replied that they update their schedule every Wednesday so I guess we will have to wait until tomorrow to see whether they finally will screen Dunkirk on their IMAX cinema (I asked about whether its true that they won't show Dunkirik on IMAX, so I guess there's still hope)
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Did they answer your question in red?
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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ Jul 18 2017, 02:02 PM)
Did they answer your question in red?
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nope, they just said wait until tomorrow (Wednesday)
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Nolan's most critically acclaimed film yet? Looking really good.

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Hopefully TGV will be showing this, then IMAX would do justice. flex.gif


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TGV told me straight no and I hope to hell whoever that is made a mistake. The official Malaysia edition trailers of Dunkirk by WB Malaysia shows it is playing in IMAX.
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Jul 18 2017, 04:59 PM)
TGV told me straight no and I hope to hell whoever that is made a mistake. The official Malaysia edition trailers of Dunkirk by WB Malaysia shows it is playing in IMAX.
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Do you have the screenshot? I understand you asked them via facebook, correct?
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Jul 18 2017, 04:59 PM)
TGV told me straight no and I hope to hell whoever that is made a mistake. The official Malaysia edition trailers of Dunkirk by WB Malaysia shows it is playing in IMAX.
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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ Jul 18 2017, 05:01 PM)
Do you have the screenshot? I understand you asked them via facebook, correct?
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I just checked TGV website. Ada ma.
IMAX 2D advance ticketing for Dunkirk.
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I called WB Malaysia lol! They said Malaysia 100% has Dunkirk IMAX screenings.

Fuck TGV!
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QUOTE(douglas_loon @ Jul 18 2017, 08:26 PM)
I just checked TGV website. Ada ma.
IMAX 2D advance ticketing for Dunkirk.
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Changed their mind maybe. Thanks for the heads up!
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Do you have the screenshot? I understand you asked them via facebook, correct?
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Yes, they told me through Facebook. Seems like their account operator have no idea what they are talking about! The TGV guy said they don't know about IMAX screenings until a day before, I asked WB Malaysia they even said Justice League will play in IMAX too.
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Jul 18 2017, 10:09 PM)
Yes, they told me through Facebook. Seems like their account operator have no idea what they are talking about! The TGV guy said they don't know about IMAX screenings until a day before, I asked WB Malaysia they even said Justice League will play in IMAX too.
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That's good to know but.... ahh.. can't buy now. Advance sales requires TGV membership which I'm not.

Public sales at 12am later?
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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ Jul 18 2017, 10:56 PM)
That's good to know but.... ahh.. can't buy now. Advance sales requires TGV membership which I'm not.

Public sales at 12am later?
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Dude you can buy now! TGV NEVER requires membership!
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Jul 18 2017, 11:39 PM)
Dude you can buy now! TGV NEVER requires membership!
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This appears after I select the seats.

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done, bought the tickets
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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ Jul 19 2017, 12:17 AM)
done, bought the tickets
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U watch in Sunway Velocity?
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Watched it in IMAX, I think it's worth it. One of the most immersively intense war films I've ever seen... but not my favourite Nolan movie hehe
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Jul 19 2017, 02:17 AM)
U watch in Sunway Velocity?
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Bought tics. Glorious IMAX 2D it is (1U). Can't wait. biggrin.gif
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got ticket on Sunway Velocity...first time try this hall...hope satisfied ya

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GSC IOI City Mall not showing Dunkirk.

I live in Cyberjaya so the next choice is TGV DPulze but no IMAX
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Why are ppl still watching in 1 Utama IMAX? Isn't it established Sunway Velocity has the biggest IMAX screen in Malaysia?
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Jul 19 2017, 04:15 PM)
Why are ppl still watching in 1 Utama IMAX? Isn't it established Sunway Velocity has the biggest IMAX screen in Malaysia?
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Well there are people who stay in PJ/Damansara who may not want to travel to Cheras just to watch a movie.

And have you watched IMAX in Velocity before? The seating arrangements there are just terrible, where you have to buy Indulge tickets to sit in the middle seats. Or else you will either be sitting too front or at the sides.

About the screen size, there is not much difference actually. Basically if no one tell you you won't know it's bigger. It's still nowhere near the size of a real IMAX 70mm screen.

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QUOTE(stargazhe @ Jul 19 2017, 07:41 PM)
Well there are people who stay in PJ/Damansara who may not want to travel to Cheras just to watch a movie.

And have you watched IMAX in Velocity before? The seating arrangements there are just terrible, where you have to buy Indulge tickets to sit in the middle seats. Or else you will either be sitting too front or at the sides.

About the screen size, there is not much difference actually. Basically if no one tell you you won't know it's bigger. It's still nowhere near the size of a real IMAX 70mm screen.
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Yeah, seating arrangement over there is just meh. My 1st & 2nd choice will till be 1U & Pyramid respectively.

RM50+ for Indulge ticket lol
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Wow!! Cant wait to watch it....
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QUOTE(sharpman @ Jul 19 2017, 04:10 PM)
GSC IOI City Mall not showing Dunkirk.

I live in Cyberjaya so the next choice is TGV DPulze but no IMAX
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GSC always have their own weird policy that doesn't screen famous movies out there. I noticed before this.

End up I need to watch at TGV.

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Just came back from IMAX. It really isn't Nolan if there's no mindfuck involved at some point, isn't it?
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QUOTE(janisu @ Jul 20 2017, 03:48 PM)
Just came back from IMAX. It really isn't Nolan if there's no mindfuck involved at some point, isn't it?
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maybe this time it doesn't need to "mindfuck" this setting? biggrin.gif

i just watched at a normal cinema hall, later going for imax 2d too. I wanna feel the difference, last time i did this was Interstellar... man i miss that movie now haha!
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Gonna watch this Saturday.
So I heard the duration is just about 1hr 4xmins right?

Any complaints for it to be shorter than normal Nolan's film? Or .. just right?
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QUOTE(Zackler @ Jul 20 2017, 04:52 PM)
maybe this time it doesn't need to "mindfuck" this setting?  biggrin.gif

i just watched at a normal cinema hall, later going for imax 2d too. I wanna feel the difference, last time i did this was Interstellar... man i miss that movie now haha!
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Just came back from watching dunkirk in imax.

This is the best movie that utilizes the full potential of imax. And the sound. Holy sheett.. the sound of the spitfire. The sound of incoming bombs. Pls, watch this movie in imax as intended. I honestly think the sound effect is better than the imax camera visual lmao.

As for the movie itself. I thought it was pretty good. Story wise, it is simple. But nolan being nolan, lets just say that he manages to confuse some folks despite the simple storyline with signature nolan narrative structure laugh.gif wont spoil that for you.

Not much of character development going on, due to the way nolan directing this specific movie (as per the above description in previous paragraph). But there's never a dull moment in it due to very tight directing work from nolan.

Overall, a very good movie, technical masterclass from nolan. not my favorite nolan movie but still worth the imax ticket admission.

Solid 4/5 from me

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Watched it in atmos cinema just now....haha for those who haven't watch this film, no need to watch it in imax.
There is no epic war scenes, this movie is all about retreat, don't set your hope too high looking for great war scene.

Saw some reviewers here, they confused people thought this movie is all about fighting the war.
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QUOTE(janisu @ Jul 20 2017, 05:19 PM)
Not sure if it's because I missed the opening scene (ugh!) but at one point I went "Wait what...oh. Oh."
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just back from this movie as well...

i find it boring, and the background music seem keep repeat and repeat...

maybe this is not my type of movie i guess
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QUOTE(janisu @ Jul 20 2017, 03:48 PM)
Just came back from IMAX. It really isn't Nolan if there's no mindfuck involved at some point, isn't it?
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i think you're talking about the timeline? yup at first quite confusing, then i realise he just change the timeline of the different person's perspective, once you figure that out should be easy to understand already lol
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Gonna watch this Saturday.
So I heard the duration is just about 1hr 4xmins right?

Any complaints for it to be shorter than normal Nolan's film? Or .. just right?
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i think you're talking about the timeline? yup at first quite confusing, then i realise he just change the timeline of the different person's perspective, once you figure that out should be easy to understand already lol
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Dunkirk (Eng) - 8/10
Watching this in biggest LieMAX in M'sia. Apart from crisp clear thumping sound effects you still get the same aspect ratio as standard screen despite being 'closest' to 65mm. Intriguing and gripping from start to finish. Zimmer's continuous clock ticking score, beautiful cinematography, and Nolan directing. One of the best film of 2017.
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Just watched it last night in imax2d, brought my dad to see it too.

For me, the movie was just.... Too clean.

No Gore, no Grit, not enough action, no sadness, no love..Not enough of everything.
And looks like all the Uniforms, equipment and vehicles just come out of factory the day before...just too clean

Anyway i liked the way Nolan did the timeline between land, water and sea to make it 'connected' and "edge of the seat" feeling and 'mind fuck' effect

Pity, this is nothing like Hacksaw Ridge or any of the top war movies for me.

Better save money and watch normal cinema. Cos except for the air dogfights and choppy sea, i dun see the need for imax.
But the sound directional for superb.

4/10 for me... Pity... .thats why never have high hopes before watching a movie...oklah..I give it 5/10 for the great sound effects

But think about it, yes, history shows the ppl were saved by the small boat ppl, but do you know how many small boats it takes to carry out 300,000 trrops? Lets say 300,000 / 30 per boat..yes, 10,000 boats, ok, lets say 5,000 boats enough oledi, but how many small boats you need in that movie? 10? 15 max? I expected more epic out of it.

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QUOTE(azbro @ Jul 22 2017, 09:28 AM)
Just watched it last night in imax2d, brought my dad to see it too.

For me, the movie was just.... Too clean.

No Gore, no Grit, not enough action, no sadness, no love..Not enough of everything.
And looks like all the Uniforms, equipment and vehicles just come out of factory the day before...just too clean

Anyway i liked the way Nolan did the timeline between land, water and sea to make it 'connected' and "edge of the seat" feeling and 'mind fuck' effect

Pity, this is nothing like Hacksaw Ridge or any of the top war movies for me.

Better save money and watch normal cinema. Cos except for the air dogfights and choppy sea, i dun see the need for imax.
But the sound directional for superb.

4/10 for me... Pity... .thats why never have high hopes before watching a movie...oklah..I give it 5/10 for the great sound effects

But think about it, yes, history shows the ppl were saved by the small boat ppl, but do you know how many small boats it takes to carry out 300,000 trrops? Lets say 300,000 / 30 per boat..yes, 10,000 boats, ok, lets say 5,000 boats enough oledi, but how many small boats you need in that movie? 10? 15 max? I expected more epic out of it.
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QUOTE(Chrono-Trigger @ Jul 22 2017, 10:31 AM)
Well, interestingly Kuching TGV is pricing the Imax at RM17, same price as normal hall tickets! I think many people don't know this!
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Hey thats good, i paid 61 bucks for a couple seat which i shared with my dad.

The thing about imax is best to sit middle, or just slightly above middle row.

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QUOTE(azbro @ Jul 22 2017, 10:39 AM)
Hey thats good, i paid 61 bucks for a couple seat which i shared with my dad.

The thing about imax is best to sit middle, or just slightly above middle row.
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Where is the best seat?

I tried the cheapo standard front rows(first half of the theater) and the experience really suck because too front.

Today I will try the Premium seats (second half of the theater). So should I select the mid-row of the Premium seats ?

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Now we know Sparse Nolan is just as good as Plotty Nolan. That is, not very good. This is a war film that feels at once large in scope and yet small in scale, intimate and yet distant (and not in a good way). A very sterile war picture.

And that monotonous drone of Zimmer's score... Damn.

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Where is the best seat?

I tried the cheapo standard front rows(first half of the theater) and the experience really suck because too front.

Today I will try the Premium seats (second half of the theater). So should I select the mid-row of the Premium seats ?
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I'm not sure which cinema it is, but usually, for Imax, thats the best position from middle to 2 rows up, or 2 rows bottom from the middle. Just take the middle to be safe.

Based on imax, the floor can be steep.
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QUOTE(azbro @ Jul 22 2017, 09:28 AM)
Just watched it last night in imax2d, brought my dad to see it too.

For me, the movie was just.... Too clean.

No Gore, no Grit, not enough action, no sadness, no love..Not enough of everything.
And looks like all the Uniforms, equipment and vehicles just come out of factory the day before...just too clean

Anyway i liked the way Nolan did the timeline between land, water and sea to make it 'connected' and "edge of the seat" feeling and 'mind fuck' effect

Pity, this is nothing like Hacksaw Ridge or any of the top war movies for me.

Better save money and watch normal cinema. Cos except for the air dogfights and choppy sea, i dun see the need for imax.
But the sound directional for superb.

4/10 for me... Pity... .thats why never have high hopes before watching a movie...oklah..I give it 5/10 for the great sound effects

But think about it, yes, history shows the ppl were saved by the small boat ppl, but do you know how many small boats it takes to carry out 300,000 trrops? Lets say 300,000 / 30 per boat..yes, 10,000 boats, ok, lets say 5,000 boats enough oledi, but how many small boats you need in that movie? 10? 15 max? I expected more epic out of it.
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Really dug how the manipulation of timelines and creative use of editing magic. It felt refreshing and intense with the race against time mechanics. Plot wise it left me cold. It felt clinical and incomplete from character development.
Those highbrow critics usually lay the criticism of Nolan's work is his technical efficiency overriding his ability to deliver a fully formed film. To an extent I agreed....It's good but doesn't delivered that giddy satisfaction. Whether it's the lack of emotional attachment to the characters or incomplete resolution. Maybe 6 months down the road on second viewing it may change my opinion or not.
No denying MVP of the movie is the Zimmer's score.
By next month Bigelow's Detroit gonna release, so do wonder how will that stack up against Nolan's chance at Oscars.

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The ticking as background music...its just constantly there and really make you tense up for the whole movie, especially as the danger approaches the ticking also became more and more intense, and afterwards it went back to normal...

now you thought finally you can relax but all of a sudden the ticking pick up again sweat.gif
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I'll just say this looked amazing in IMAX. Sound system was also superb. The gunshots sounded really realistic (some people jumped out of their seat when the first gunshot was fired because it wasn't expected) and the piercing sound of the jet made it feel like its close by.
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Wah breathless the entire 110 minutes dang laugh.gif sweat.gif great one...gonna check out some other recent war movies after this laugh.gif rclxms.gif and see how it stacks up against the classics like Tora Tora Tora 70s, bridge of river kwan 50s just 2 name a few hahahaha

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how to say it? hmm.gif
left the imax hall both satisfied & dissatisfied

yeah, two contradicting emotions there laugh.gif

Satisfied:
from the moment the first shot was fired, it gonna put you to the edge of your seat, the sound effects & quality is one of the best I ever had in a cinema.
Plus the constant suspending score is great as well.
Editing also is superb, let your brain exercise a little bit.
Good air to air dog fights

Dissatisfied:
no emotion roller coaster, little character development, PG13 bloodless war scenes doh.gif
It felt too sterile, too clean
Are we supposed to feel connected to the young chap in the boat? Nope, not connected to him at all even at the end, just feel meh. He felt just like an unnecessary filler.

oh well, if you're looking for an emotional & brutal war story like Saving Private Ryan or Hacksaw Ridge, skip it, as you'll be disappointed. But nontheless, it's still a very good war movie, a PG13 war movie.

But, the superb sound effects in imax hall with supreme audio quality is already worth the ticket price wink.gif


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QUOTE(greyshadow @ Jul 24 2017, 08:34 AM)

Are we supposed to feel connected to the young chap in the boat?  Nope, not connected to him at all even at the end, just feel meh.  He felt just like an unnecessary filler.

oh well, if you're looking for an emotional & brutal war story like Saving Private Ryan or Hacksaw Ridge, skip it, as you'll be disappointed.  But nontheless, it's still a very good war movie, a PG13 war movie.

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Nolan tried to pull a fast one using the Spitfire pilot in the end to make ppl feel compassionate when he got captured.  Yup, didnt connect at all
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Hmm, a bit over-rated in my opinion.

Maybe war movie is never my favourite.
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No 'plot'.

No 'heroes'.

No 'Hi, my name is Bob.'

No 'sitting around camp fire talking stories.'

You are THROWN into the event of Dunkirk from the first minute. To the last.

This is the closest anyone of us will get to experience WWII.

Immersive.

And in my opinion, the best depiction of war ever captured on film.

Nolan has delivered a masterpiece.

Watched it in IMAX, and let me assure you, sound editing/mixing, contender for Oscar.

The opening sequence of Tommy running through the narrow streets and then onto the beach.... WOW!

The camera pans from left to right, and the vastness of the beach... you can literally taste it. laugh.gif

I was a little confused with the 'land/sea/air' timing at first.

When I spotted a certain character (again) at a certain scene, I was like .... Ohhhh..... Nolan, why can't you just stick to conventional timing. biggrin.gif

This is how he intended the film to be.

"Let's focus on the event, let's make it a thriller."

With very little characterization, in the end you might not feel for anyone. That could pose a problem if you were rooting for someone.

Also, since there was no real 'plot', you might be left bewildered as to what this event was all about.

I loved the three perspectives. Farrier looks out the cockpit, he sees an overturned vessel.

Moments later, we are on that vessel.

There are so many stunning moments in the film it is hard to pick one.

"Dunkirk" is raw, vicious and downright eerily real in so many ways.

This is truly what movies are meant for.

Putting YOU the audience in the midst of it all.

The music is terrifying, the use of clockwork sounds/ticking and the ramping of the music during key moments, Hans Zimmer has delivered the goods.

Worth watching again? Absolutely. There are no 'Hollywood' effects of planes exploding, there are no over the top explosions, this is as real as it gets. Watching it again will see you truly appreciating the three perspectives IMO.

9.5/10

A MUST WATCH ON 'IMAX'!

"Logan", "War for the Planet of the Apes", "Dunkirk". The best of 2017 thus far.

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The closest anyone ever got to war in a film is the Omaha beach sequence in SPR. This has a few sprinkling of scenes almost approaching that -- in particular the feeling of hopelessness when a bomber is flying toward you and you have no where to hide on the beach -- but on a sustained level this is not even close to SPR's infamous sequence.

To me, Nolan tried too hard at combining a minimalist, contemplative piece with war sequences. It tries to be a cross between SPR and Mallick. And fails. It isn't that none of the characters resonate (that's still fine), but each scene feels mechanically distant and impersonal, as of the director was trying so hard not to avoid making a typical direct war movie that it ends up feeling so sterile. Almost like a documentary. Fuck realism if it makes things boring. The dogfights in this are dogshite.
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QUOTE(QuickFire @ Jul 24 2017, 04:11 PM)
The closest anyone ever got to war in a film is the Omaha beach sequence in SPR. This has a few sprinkling of scenes almost approaching that -- in particular the feeling of hopelessness when a bomber is flying toward you and you have no where to hide on the beach -- but on a sustained level this is not even close to SPR's infamous sequence.

To me, Nolan tried too hard at combining a minimalist, contemplative piece with war sequences. It tries to be a cross between SPR and Mallick. And fails. It isn't that none of the characters resonate (that's still fine), but each scene feels mechanically distant and impersonal, as of the director was trying so hard not to avoid making a typical direct war movie that it ends up feeling so sterile. Almost like a documentary. Fuck realism if it makes things boring. The dogfights in this are dogshite.
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Yes, I wanna to see debris, limbs and bodies fly all over the place like Hacksaw Ridge, Flags of Our Father just to name a few , I wanna see war torn buildings like those in Enemy at the Gates, I wanna see head get blown off like most of the war movies, I wanna see waves until I get seasick, I wanna see lasers like starwars ...ups..wrong example...crazy aerial dogfights like those in Pearl Harbor, Red Baron, I wanna see thousands of boats like Troy, I wanna cry for those that died, i wanna feel sympathy for the spitfire pilot and those in the boats, and parents and family that will never see their love ones, I wanna Hero to follow..


I didn't come to hear only fantastic Audio.....Fuck PG13, I want R version!!!

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QUOTE(azbro @ Jul 24 2017, 05:06 PM)
Yes, I wanna to see debris, limbs and bodies fly all over the place like Hacksaw Ridge, Flags of Our Father just to name a few , I wanna see war torn buildings like those in Enemy at the Gates, I wanna see head get blown off like most of the war movies, I wanna see waves until I get seasick, I wanna see lasers like starwars ...ups..wrong example...crazy aerial dogfights like those in Pearl Harbor, Red Baron, I wanna see thousands of boats like Troy, I wanna cry for those that died, i wanna feel sympathy for the spitfire pilot and those in the boats, and parents and family that will never see their love ones, I wanna Hero to follow..
I didn't come to hear only fantastic Audio.....Fuck PG13, I want R version!!!
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I don't necessarily agree with that. There doesn't need to be guts flying around like SPR for a war film to work. There is lots of room between that and this.

Honestly the movie wasn't just cold in the way Kubrick movies can be. Stripped of his usual high-minded ideas and script, Dunkirk really showcases Nolan's worst traits (or his best if you're his fan I guess). Everything is so sterile, so rigid, so... boring. It's just that it leaves me cold because none of the characters were developed (they aren't developed, but that's fine). It's cold because most of anything that transpires on screen is so mechanical and devoid of any intrinsic notion of entertainment. It's just stimulating, intellectually or visually. And it feels to me that this is the result of Nolan trying really hard to avoid the usual tropes of war films -- the action, violence, the directness and in-your-faceness of it all, and by eschewing all of that what's left is a bunch of visuals that don't entertain or stimulate. It's an obvious case of try hard. This movie has shown what a terrible entertainer Nolan is.
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Wanted to watch this movie in IMAX in KL.
May i know which IMAX in KL is the best? Previously tried velocity IMAX, I dont really like it.
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Wanted to watch this movie in IMAX in KL.
May i know which IMAX in KL is the best? Previously tried velocity IMAX, I dont really like it.
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I'd suggest either TGV 1Utama or TGV Sunway Pyramid.
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I'd suggest either TGV 1Utama or TGV Sunway Pyramid.
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Should give it a try again either either one haha.
Still hoping for the real IMAX to come Malaysia.
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Watched it. This is one hell of an overrated movie.

War film , but feels like everyone so chilling. Like lining up to go to school.

The civilian boat captain is too chill. Like very happy to go save the soldiers.

The whole damn movie, not one scene showed the germans.

And the repetitive music gave me headaches after a while.

This movie is not intense enough for a war film . Really felt way too easy and simple to escape.

And the spitfire scenes were plain boring. Go behind enemy, shoot shoot , enemy goes down. Not intense enough.

Overall, its a 5/10 for me. Way way way overrated and overhyped.
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might be the first Christopher Nolan's movie I do not enjoy.
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i did enjoy the movie which portrayed the realities of war where there are soldiers did not die from actual gunfighting but from other circumstances like drowning and the bombs. poor souls bye.gif

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Yeah, it's not a 'typical' war film, because it solely focuses on the event, which is the evacuation and nothing else. I respect that.

Some good articles about the film accuracy as oppose to the actual event:

http://www.gq.com/story/dunkirk-according-...nkirk-historian
http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2017/0...in_dunkirk.html
https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/movies/...film/493068001/
http://www.scmp.com/culture/film-tv/articl...ns-second-world
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i did enjoy the movie which portrayed the realities of war where there are soldiers did not die from actual gunfighting but from other circumstances like drowning and the bombs. poor souls bye.gif
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Very immersive. Felt really good, really enjoyed the whole ride. Constantly intense.

I guess to me this is a good example of less is more.

Definitely one of my top war movie.
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what's with all the rave with movie?

really worth it?
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Sound effects absolutely top notch.. The plane engine and gunshots can make you jump out from the seat. Why can't other films have the same sound effect?

Didn't really catch any of the main characters name...
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what's with all the rave with movie?

really worth it?
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its set in 3 different timeline looking through 3 different perspective of the war event.

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its worth to watch if u like this artistic take. if you looking for Saving Private Ryan kind of American war, then.. not really that much here.
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Christopher Nolan totally screwed this up.


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I put too much hope on this movie, definitely not the best from Nolan.


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Watched it when it was out on the first week. The score was fantastic. Then when the credit roll, oh it's Hanz Zimmer. No wonder. Didn't know Hanz Zimmer was involved before the movie. laugh.gif

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A very diff war movie.

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Like: the score, the war feeling, how with very little dialog you are able to feel the intensity in escaping a war.
Don't: the arrangement.
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2/5 too overrated ..
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QUOTE(briantwj @ Aug 4 2017, 09:38 PM)
Watched it when it was out on the first week. The score was fantastic. Then when the credit roll, oh it's Hanz Zimmer. No wonder. Didn't know Hanz Zimmer was involved before the movie. laugh.gif

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A very diff war movie.

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Like: the score, the war feeling, how with very little dialog you are able to feel the intensity in escaping a war.
Don't: the arrangement.
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Haha nice analysis laugh.gif rclxms.gif
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I really don't understand y Tom hard did what he did in the end ? Can he just eject?
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i dun wanna be a soldier after watching this lol
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I watched it yesterday at TGV Sunway Pyramid IMAX.

The sound system is really awesome. It feels like you in the war.
This is my first Christopher Nolan movie I've ever watched.

I think I gave 4.5/5.

I never watch his other movies, so after this, I will start his previous movies and make comparison.
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QUOTE(EpsilonStar @ Aug 6 2017, 04:55 PM)
I really don't understand y Tom hard did what he did in the end ? Can he just eject?
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I believe he was running out of fuel and he was too low to eject.

QUOTE(nasiayam @ Aug 7 2017, 12:02 PM)
i dun wanna be a soldier after watching this lol
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As real as it can get... scary stuff. This film managed to capture the horrors of war with little to no dialogue.

QUOTE(cringe @ Aug 7 2017, 01:53 PM)
I watched it yesterday at TGV Sunway Pyramid IMAX.

The sound system is really awesome. It feels like you in the war.
This is my first Christopher Nolan movie I've ever watched.

I think I gave 4.5/5.

I never watch his other movies, so after this, I will start his previous movies and make comparison.
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IMAX did justice for this film. The roaring sounds of the planes, the gunfire, the explosions - - incredible.

Dare I say, this is one of those rare films you have to see on IMAX to truly grasp the nature/horrors of the story.
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Best movie

Superb
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QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Aug 8 2017, 12:03 PM)
I believe he was running out of fuel and he was too low to eject.
As real as it can get... scary stuff. This film managed to capture the horrors of war with little to no dialogue.
IMAX did justice for this film. The roaring sounds of the planes, the gunfire, the explosions - - incredible.

Dare I say, this is one of those rare films you have to see on IMAX to truly grasp the nature/horrors of the story.
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can feel the "will i die next" stress

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Just had my 2nd viewing but on IMAX this time.

It still hit me right at the feels just like how it did the first time.

And yeah it's still an awesome ride of a movie.
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agreed with sound beat. The movie truly utilize the Imax sound to the max......

I was sleeping in the beginning and got caught by 1st shot sound....so loud.
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haha seems like the epic soundgasm is stronk in here laugh.gif rclxms.gif
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I really want to watch this film, I missed it coming out in theatres, I like to watch such films that are large-scale. The only thing left is to watch it on tv
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This is simply brilliant. Just comes to show that a great film can transcend time. No need for hi-fi visuals or sounds. Simply, the power of visual storytelling.


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QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Dec 31 2017, 12:54 PM)
This is simply brilliant. Just comes to show that a great film can transcend time. No need for hi-fi visuals or sounds. Simply, the power of visual storytelling.


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I would kill 2 watch this version of Dunkirk more laugh.gif rclxms.gif

btw here is my favorite chaplin film of all time hahahaha


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Dunkirk running for 8 awards with top 2 out of the big 5 categories (picture / director) laugh.gif rclxms.gif

more here laugh.gif rclxms.gif http://variety.com/2018/film/news/list-201...ons-1202668757/

Best Picture:
“Call Me by Your Name”
“Darkest Hour”
“Dunkirk”
“Get Out”
“Lady Bird”
“Phantom Thread”
“The Post”
“The Shape of Water”
“Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”

Director:
“Dunkirk,” Christopher Nolan
“Get Out,” Jordan Peele
“Lady Bird,” Greta Gerwig
“Phantom Thread,” Paul Thomas Anderson
“The Shape of Water,” Guillermo del Toro

Cinematography:
“Blade Runner 2049,” Roger Deakins
“Darkest Hour,” Bruno Delbonnel
“Dunkirk,” Hoyte van Hoytema
“Mudbound,” Rachel Morrison
“The Shape of Water,” Dan Laustsen

Film Editing:
“Baby Driver,” Jonathan Amos, Paul Machliss
“Dunkirk,” Lee Smith
“I, Tonya,” Tatiana S. Riegel
“The Shape of Water,” Sidney Wolinsky
“Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,” Jon Gregory

Sound Editing:
“Baby Driver,” Julian Slater
“Blade Runner 2049,” Mark Mangini, Theo Green
“Dunkirk,” Alex Gibson, Richard King
“The Shape of Water,” Nathan Robitaille, Nelson Ferreira
“Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” Ren Klyce, Matthew Wood

Sound Mixing:
“Baby Driver,” Mary H. Ellis, Julian Slater, Tim Cavagin
“Blade Runner 2049,” Mac Ruth, Ron Bartlett, Doug Hephill
“Dunkirk,” Mark Weingarten, Gregg Landaker, Gary A. Rizzo
“The Shape of Water,” Glen Gauthier, Christian Cooke, Brad Zoern
“Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” Stuart Wilson, Ren Klyce, David Parker, Michael Semanick

Production Design:
“Beauty and the Beast,” Sarah Greenwood; Katie Spencer
“Blade Runner 2049,” Dennis Gassner, Alessandra Querzola
“Darkest Hour,” Sarah Greenwood, Katie Spencer
“Dunkirk,” Nathan Crowley, Gary Fettis
“The Shape of Water,” Paul D. Austerberry, Jeffrey A. Melvin, Shane Vieau

Original Score:
“Dunkirk,” Hans Zimmer
“Phantom Thread,” Jonny Greenwood
“The Shape of Water,” Alexandre Desplat
“Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” John Williams
“Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,” Carter Burwell

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On 2nd viewing...some continuity errors and couple of bad acting scenes quite jarring. More or less of cross cutting the different timelines loses the appeal for me. It's like you already discover the inner workings of a magic trick. The barren art direction also becomung more distracting and everything looks too clean visually. Dunno why went to overdrive nitpicking maybe its that one trick pony experience.

 

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