Dunkirk (2017)
Dunkirk is one of those movies that is better seen in the theaters then seen later at home. Dunkirk is a film that harkens back to great filmmaking. Every frame of this film is a work of art. The sound design is quite intricate and when the German Junkers dive bomb the beach you feel as though you are there. Christopher Nolan the director of Dunkirk uses all the tricks of the trade to really make you feel that you are there at Dunkirk, and the dread that faces the troops stranded on the beach. Nolan divides the film between the sea, the air, and the beach. To say that there is no one character to concentrate on would be correct. Nolan divides the screen time among various actors who do a fantastic job at conveying the dread and the fear of the early months of the war when Germany was running through Europe, and devouring all that was good. Throughout the film we see the horrors of war, and the film begins with a bit of silence as several sold...