Yeah, I'm just asking for your own opinion.dormouse7 wrote:okungnyo wrote:
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I feel terrible for laughing at thisdormouse7 wrote:I think most depictions of war are like anti-war statements. Hopefully nobody who sees Dunkirk would think "Hey this was good - let's do this again".
But nah. Plenty of films (maybe nowadays less?) have carried a subtle (or not so much) pro war stance. Maybe not in a way of "hey war is cool let's cause one and kill tons of people", but film has always been used as means of propaganda for lots and lots of things, war included.
I'm really glad this film steered away from glorifying both war and the military.
You can't really make an anti-war statement in a movie about the Allies defendig against the Nazis.
After several viewings, I suddenly noticed that we don't see Colonel Winnant's face when he says "Officer coming through, move yourselves, move yourselves!".
So I wondered if it that line had been added later.
Turns out, yeah, that line is not in the script.
So I wondered if it that line had been added later.
Turns out, yeah, that line is not in the script.
Finally
Any chance someone could post the Jonah/Chris convo?
Ebooks don't get you copy large amounts. Kindle ebooks let you highlight small amounts then access them in your account with bibliography info for reports.
The Kindle screenplay ebook is inexpensive and Amazon offers free ereader software for all major platforms. In some countries (including US), a Kindle Cloud Reader for reading/searching your purchased ebooks online.
https://www.amazon.com/Dunkirk-Christop ... 073VNL1F2/
Also, in the US at least, you can read a lot of the Nolans interview with Amazon's Look Inside feature for the ebook.