The confirmation of a WWII movie doesn't fill me with excitement like the previous announcements, since there's plenty of WWII movies already and because of his past filmography and the release date I was expecting high-concept... But who am I kidding. It's Nolan. He's got my ticket.
Dunkirk General Information/Discussion
How do you know Dunkirk isn't just a small part of something larger?titansupes wrote:The confirmation of a WWII movie doesn't fill me with excitement like the previous announcements, since there's plenty of WWII movies already and because of his past filmography and the release date I was expecting high-concept... But who am I kidding. It's Nolan. He's got my ticket.
The title of the movie is literally Dunkirk..AsianVersionOfET wrote:How do you know Dunkirk isn't just a small part of something larger?titansupes wrote:The confirmation of a WWII movie doesn't fill me with excitement like the previous announcements, since there's plenty of WWII movies already and because of his past filmography and the release date I was expecting high-concept... But who am I kidding. It's Nolan. He's got my ticket.
Shamelessly I repost my post. Joe Wright briefly tackled that moment in history.JohnConstantine wrote:Sort of. I remember about the place from the history class.the_red_ninja wrote:Quick survey: Who actually heard of Dunkirk/Dunkerque before Christmas?
Btw, the retreat in Atonement? It's Dunkirk(so If you've seen that movie you should've known something)
Btw, Nolan keeps it with one movie title. Except the TDK trilogy, all his other movies have an one word title. LE: ok, maybe there is The Prestige, but we can get rid of that "the"
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Doesn't necessarily mean that's ALL it's about. None of us know at this point. I'm excited no matter what it is about.ChristNolan wrote:The title of the movie is literally Dunkirk..AsianVersionOfET wrote:How do you know Dunkirk isn't just a small part of something larger?titansupes wrote:The confirmation of a WWII movie doesn't fill me with excitement like the previous announcements, since there's plenty of WWII movies already and because of his past filmography and the release date I was expecting high-concept... But who am I kidding. It's Nolan. He's got my ticket.
Indeed.ChristNolan wrote:The title of the movie is literally Dunkirk..AsianVersionOfET wrote:How do you know Dunkirk isn't just a small part of something larger?titansupes wrote:The confirmation of a WWII movie doesn't fill me with excitement like the previous announcements, since there's plenty of WWII movies already and because of his past filmography and the release date I was expecting high-concept... But who am I kidding. It's Nolan. He's got my ticket.
There is still of course plenty of time for a twist in the concept to make itself clear to us-- Nolan don't make no generic movies, after all-- but so far, that's where I'm at.
Excited for a new Nolan movie.
The Prestige.JohnConstantine wrote:Shamelessly I repost my post. Joe Wright briefly tackled that moment in history.JohnConstantine wrote:Sort of. I remember about the place from the history class.the_red_ninja wrote:Quick survey: Who actually heard of Dunkirk/Dunkerque before Christmas?
Btw, the retreat in Atonement? It's Dunkirk
Btw, Nolan keeps it with one movie title. Except the TDK trilogy, all his other movies have an one word title.
I edited it after I wrote it Let's pretend the "the" doesn't exist.
Let's pretend the "the" doesn't exist.
Dunkirk part is a flashback scene to explain what was WW1, WW2 and WW3mchekhov 2: Chek Harder wrote:france is sort of a weird place to adapt akira but in nolan we trust
