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The 2017 World War II thriller about the evacuation of British and Allied troops from Dunkirk beach.
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Shaun
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Willem
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In the first shot, you see that the plane gets ripped apart in two - and you can see the wooden planks inside the replica.

Not that I care lol
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It's gonna be crystal clear in 15/70 :lol:
I got something else ruined for me by Law lol (not intentionally of course)
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In the aerial shots, the planes are supposedly flying really high up, If you pay attention to shots where the camera is pointing at Tom & Jack you'll notice that the water is much closer than the actual dogfight shots. I never noticed it before Law pointed it out in set photos thread.
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dormouse7
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Maybe the Moonstone portion of the prologue?
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dormouse7 wrote:Maybe the Moonstone portion of the prologue?
Yeah. That's not really a scene.
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Oku
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Maybe 'clip' should have been the proper term.

Aaand I just realized that there is a clips thread.

Posting it there!
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dormouse7
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Technical question - how is the Moonstone portion of the prologue (the loading and embarking) not a scene? Assuming it is also in the film, it is a piece of the film, continuous in time, shot in one location, after which that location is done being used.

"In filmmaking and video production, a scene is generally thought of as the action in a single location and continuous time."
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dormouse7 wrote:Technical question - how is the Moonstone portion of the prologue (the loading and embarking) not a scene? Assuming it is also in the film, it is a piece of the film, continuous in time, shot in one location, after which that location is done being used.

"In filmmaking and video production, a scene is generally thought of as the action in a single location and continuous time."
It's not long. It's just part of something happening as it crosscuts between events. I saw that clip. It was so much better in the prologue. This just looks badly edited, re-edited actually, and the music is way less intense than the prologue.
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Yeah, it's an official clip that debuted on The One Show where Rylance and Lowden were guests tonight.

And so, batten down the hatches.

also yes - confirms the prologue is essentially a trailer-ized edit of the first act. I'm even more curious now. and this is my first listen to Zimmer's score and I have to say...interesting.

Not watching any more from this point tho - just under 48 hours aaaah
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