Dunkirk

Is it overrated? Historically inaccurate? Also opinions on how well Christopher Nolan portrayed WW2.

I was relieved when it was over and stumbled out of the darkness shell shocked and exhausted. It is a visual and aural assault.

Flavor of the month fedoracore.
Good movie. Stop memeing it.

I know I'm late but I still wanted to know how people felt about the movie. The real person memeing it is .

I saw that shit in imax and it blew me away.

>Germans stop advancing because they want to force peace negotiations
>Anglos run away pretty much unscathed
>Anglo propaganda treats this as a heroic victory

>Germans stop advancing because of overextension
>a great effort is made to evacuate forces in the Dunkirk pocket in this window, including 850 or so civilian "little ships" who joined in to ferry troops
>autistic robots can't understand why an event involving a strategic defeat might be celebrated for the values that it represents, so they mischaracterise why it's valued and /int/post
Same for not only every Dunkirk thread, but also the same for every thread involving an event in any national mythology that can't be easily understood as a great victory.

I loved it . Very human.
Loved the Sea and air bits .

also when Tom read out Churchill's speech at the end it sent chills down my spine, it's an amazing speech .

I'll take it over American wankfest ww2 movies

I loved it. Favourite movie of the year.