Cocal wrote:
While watching I kept having thoughts like
did tommy manages to go to the bathroom!?
Yeah, did he go or not?
If he went, then that means he didn't wipe, which he went through the entire movie with leftover poo on his butt.
If he didn't go, then that means he probably went when the torpedo hit, which is even more gross.
It's one of those things where I understand why it's in the film, but I personally would have preferred if it hadn't been.
It kinda ties in with one problem I had with the film - The feeling of time passing, or rather lack thereof. It's stated that
The Mole part is a whole week but to me it felt like a day, maybe two. Was there like a little timejump when they were sleeping on the beach or what?
To be fair, I only watched it once, but I can't tell when one day was supposed to turn into the next.
Did anyone else feel like what was shown didn't really match up to the timespan it was said to cover?
Cocal wrote:
While watching I kept having thoughts like
did tommy manages to go to the bathroom!?
Yeah, did he go or not?
If he went, then that means he didn't wipe, which he went through the entire movie with leftover poo on his butt.
If he didn't go, then that means he probably went when the torpedo hit, which is even more gross.
It's one of those things where I understand why it's in the film, but I personally would have preferred if it hadn't been.
It kinda ties in with one problem I had with the film - The feeling of time passing, or rather lack thereof. It's stated that
The Mole part is a whole week but to me it felt like a day, maybe two. Was there like a little timejump when they were sleeping on the beach or what?
To be fair, I only watched it once, but I can't tell when one day was supposed to turn into the next.
Did anyone else feel like what was shown didn't really match up to the timespan it was said to cover?
I agree that the sea portion felt like a day, and the air portion felt like an hour, but the mole portion felt like only two days, not a week.
Maybe the time skip occurs when that private wakes up and is taken aboard on the officers' ship?
That scene is probably the last day of the evacuation, i.e. like five days later in the chronological timeline.
For convenience, here are the actual pictures of text from the tweet (helpful and not rspoilery - explains timelines) Spoiler'd only for slow connections because it's a group of images:
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And an article by Screenrant that covers the following (and has Spoilers):
The Timelines Explained (This Page)
The Mole and The Sea Ending Explained
The Air, Tom Hardy's Fate and Historical Context Explained http://screenrant.com/dunkirk-ending-ti ... -captured/
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And an article by Screenrant that covers:
The Timelines Explained (This Page)
The Mole and The Sea Ending Explained
The Air, Tom Hardy's Fate and Historical Context Explained http://screenrant.com/dunkirk-ending-ti ... -captured/
I feel like an infographic would work better.
The first person to make one like this, but for Dunkirk, will have his/her infographic spread across the Internet and become Internet-famous:
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