Dunkirk

Ignatiy Vishnevetsky

These aerial scenes contain some of the most technically accomplished work of Nolans career, rarely short of thrilling. ( Read More )

David Crow

For while Nolan viewed superhero mythology as a rich storytelling opportunity, the industry as a whole has seen something far more commercial in its implications. ( Read More )

Don Kaye

As a result, Dunkirk is a powerful visual, almost physical experience but often lacks an emotional core. ( Read More )

They are the galvanizing force behind a cinematic oxymoron, a virtually bloodless but profoundly unnerving assault on the senses. ( Read More )

Kevin Maher

Christopher Nolans film about the evacuation of Allied soldiers from France in 1940 is shot on a grand scale but lacks drama Criminally under represented in the annals of movie history, the wartime evacuation of Dunkirk has been crying out for a classic film interpretation to rank alongside genre leaders The Longest Day, A Bridge Too Far and Saving Private Ryan. ( Read More )