willaartwillem wrote:

Insomniac wrote:

Havoc1st wrote:I spent a lot of time reviewing the silent films. For crowd scenes. The way extras move, evolve, how the space is staged and how the cameras capture it, the views used. Reviewing intolerance , L'Aurore or the Hill has been an essential and nutritious exercise.

I know of Intolerance of course. L'Aurore is Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans. What is The Hill?

The Beguiled. Interesting fact: a remake of The Beguiled is coming out this year, directed by Sophia Coppola.

But that's not a silent movie.

Insomniac wrote:But that's not a silent movie.

The original text in the interview says "Les Proies". If you search for it on Google or IMDb the only logical film you get is The Beguiled.

btw, here's the source of the film having 100 minutes of IMAX: http://www.premiere.fr/Cinema/News-Cine ... s-francais

We've seen those pics already, right? And, wrong thread

Oh I thought those with the cardboard trucks were at least new lol, pity the article didn't had any more new pics

Good interview. Nice to see Nolan changing up his style a little bit.

Wow, thanks for the translation.

[quote="Havoc1st"][quote="willaartwillem"]

Havoc1st wrote:
Emma Thomas: " Dunkirk is a film about the survival, hope and experience of war. "
Christopher Nolan: " It's less a war movie than a survival drifted by suspense."

Pfft ha ha, I love it how he had to redirect and practically correct the last thing Thomas said because the film is so fucking PG-13.
You bet it isn't a bloody war film about the "experience of war" eh Chris.