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I thought most, if not all of the extra races from the original Star Trek were retconned.
The Gorn are the only ones I remember them directly referencing.

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finally a Star Trek episode that is an accurate depiction of the future.

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New interview with Christopher Nolan about Dunkirk 2017-02-28 07:59:54 Post No.79921593
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New interview with Christopher Nolan about Dunkirk Anonymous 2017-02-28 07:59:54 Post No. 79921593 [Report] [View this topic]

http://www.premiere.fr/Cinema/News-Cinema/EXCLU-Christopher-Nolan-et-ses-collaborateurs-revelent-7-infos-sur-Dunkerque

I'll translate the whole thing

>1 / It is a film about the battle of Dunkerque

That's an excluded person. But Dunkerque is a funny episode of World War II, both victory (evacuation) and symbol of the defeat (of the phoney war). Dunkerque (the film) takes place during the evacuation which took place from 26 May to 4 June 40. After being defeated by the Germans, the British expeditionary force and the French troops were surrounded by the Wermacht. Nearly 400,000 troops on the coast are waiting to be repatriated across the Channel. Impossible mission that will become a turning point of the war.

Christopher Nolan: "This is an essential moment in the history of the Second World War. If this evacuation had not been a success, Great Britain would have been obliged to capitulate. And the whole world would have been lost, or would have known a different fate: the Germans would undoubtedly have conquered Europe, the US would not have returned to war ... It is a true point of rupture in war and in history of the world. A decisive moment. And the success of the evacuation allowed Churchill to impose the idea of a moral victory, which allowed him to galvanize his troops like civilians and to impose a spirit of resistance while the logic of this Sequence should have been that of surrender. Militarily it is a defeat; On the human plane it is a colossal victory. "

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Anonymous 2017-02-28 08:01:59 Post No.79921661
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>2 / It is not the first time that we see these events in the cinema

"The miracle of Dunkirk" has been staged several times, but ...

Emma Thomas (producer) : "Never in a modern way, except the incredible shot of Reviens-moi (by Joe Wright ). Chris thought this story had to be told in a modern way. "

Christopher Nolan: "I did not see the 1958 film ( Dunkirk of Leslie Norman with Richard Attenborough and John Mills ). I did not even know his existence before starting the production of my film. But one of the reasons I wanted to tell this story is that I thought we had to tell this story for today's audience. I grew up watching movies from British wars, classics like Damn Busters , but that's different "

Anonymous 2017-02-28 08:02:32 Post No.79921683
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>Christopher Nolan: "This is an essential moment in the history of the Second World War. If this evacuation had not been a success, Great Britain would have been obliged to capitulate. And the whole world would have been lost, or would have known a different fate: the Germans would undoubtedly have conquered Europe, the US would not have returned to war ... It is a true point of rupture in war and in history of the world. A decisive moment. And the success of the evacuation allowed Churchill to impose the idea of a moral victory, which allowed him to galvanize his troops like civilians and to impose a spirit of resistance while the logic of this Sequence should have been that of surrender. Militarily it is a defeat; On the human plane it is a colossal victory. "

Stop being stupid Nolan, 400,000 men nothing by WW2 standards. The navy and the airforce were still there. We could NOT have been invaded.

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3 / It is not the war movie you expect

With Dunkerque , Nolan abandons the SF, the high-concept films and the mental labyrinths ... for what by the fact? A real warrior blockbuster? A Soldier Ryan on the Opal Coast? Not really, no.

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. I wanted to be in the present moment, to find the immediate intensity to share the experience of these soldiers. The film recounts a series of paradoxical situations. The most obvious: the army is stuck on this beach and must cross the Channel to return to England. But from there, there are others: will a soldier succeed in reaching the mole? Will the pilot be able to carry out his mission? And the film focuses on suspense sequences that are reduced to a human dimension. "

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