^ why? Could you elaborate? I'm genuinely curious because you've been calling the screenplay horrible but never given any reasons. And it's an unusual complaint since I've yet to hear any reviews mentioning that. OK, if you're asking. The quality of the screenplay of Dunkirk is, IMO, a direct contr...

1. Inception
2. The Dark Knight
3. Interstellar
4. The Dark Knight Rises
5. The Prestige
6. Batman Begins
7. Memento
8. Insomnia
9. Dunkirk
10. Following

Technical - yes (except VFX, there's too little)

Directing - yes

Screenplay - FUCKIN NO

AhmadAli95 wrote:What booklet if you don't mind me asking?

Production notes.

After watching, my bet is 100. And I'm sure as hell Nolan paid the majority of it, sponsored by his production company.

By the way, IMAX running time was waaaay shorter than I suspected. There were enough moments presented in this regular 65mm aspect ratio. It's still a fantastic film on a regular sized screen. Hell, I;m sure it'll still be fantastic on TV, phone, iPad etc. Nolan's preferential formats will only make...

Hans's score for Dunkirk is definetely one of the best things about the entire film. Without this score, I would have been completely lost in judging it. But, Hans and the actors, with Nolan's directorial side , makes it a mixed/positive instead of just mixed or even... Whatever. Well, to the score....

I meant that Nolan haters, who hated Nolan's attention to the story, dialogues and characters in his previous films, i.e. masterpieces, will love the fact that the attention to all of this in Dunkirk is .

OK, so I watched it tonight on IMAX on press screening in my country. Sorry for not notifying you, was busy at time. There are only three positive things about this movie: - Nolan's directorial decisions, which resulted in some really groundbreaking scenes - Hans Zimmer's breathtaking score. Was it ...