HorrorBiz wrote:The AFI Silver Theatre is going to be screening it in 70mm and has the run time at 113 minutes. Any possibility that 107 minutes is without credits?

http://silver.afi.com/Browsing/Movies/D ... 0100001475

I dont think it is 113 minutes. it is confirmed to be 107 minutes with the end credits.

The Special One wrote:I'm assuming 100 minutes of the actual film itself and 6 minutes and 27 seconds of end credits.

and I'm assuming 70-80% of it is in 15/70, that's another reason for having a shorter length than his other movies

I'd be fine with a 90 minute-long film because that's good enough for most films. Nolan's recent films have tended to be longer but to their detriment sometimes so a shorter film is actually not a bad idea.

From the projectionist letter SydneyBlue120d posted in the IMAX thread, since I know you're all itching to know the runtime down to the exact second:
Feature Run Time: 01:46:28
Credit Start Time: 01:39:09
Crawl Start Time: 01:40:54

Does crawl start time refer to when the credits start rolling, as in after each of the top people involved have been listed individually?

SydneyBlue120d wrote:DCP detail:

The active image is 3996x1818 (2.2:1) within a 3996x2160 (1.85:1) container.

http://digitalcinema.bydeluxe.com/site/ ... 170358.pdf

I watched Dunkirk this afternoon and it started at 4:50 and I left the cinema when it ended at 6:30.
On google and Wikipedia it says the movie goes for 2 hours. I’m wondering if anyone knows anything about this.
Thanks

SomeOrangeJuice wrote:I watched Dunkirk this afternoon and it started at 4:50 and I left the cinema when it ended at 6:30.
On google and Wikipedia it says the movie goes for 2 hours. I’m wondering if anyone knows anything about this.
Thanks

It's 107 minutes. Probably about 7 minutes of credits. That's what explains your 100 minutes of viewing pleasure.