Just came home from the cinema. Absolutely ebin. Can't remember

>>85180145
Yo, is it good?

>>85180260
Did you not read man? Absolutely ebin.

>>85180317
?/10

>>85180260
Definitely. Can't think of any other recent war movie that could capture the emotions of terrified (or emotionless) soldiers so well. There also isn't much dialogue so ofc you focus on the visuals and the sound.

also, just noticed after the film (very minor spoiler ahead) that you don't really see the face of any german in the entire film.

Bravo Nolan, eat a dick Malick!

>>85180566
Hans zimmer makes the sndtrack, is it wise to watch it with imax?

>>85180606
The Thin Red Line is great, but Dunkirk was more impressive. The level of immersion I felt in the cinema was deep, man

>>85180732
>The Thin Red Line is great, but Dunkirk was more impressive.

new /tv/ banner when??

>>85180719
I wish I could have, there isn't fucking IMAX in my country. fucking finnkino

should I go see this or war for the planet of the apes?

>>85180791
feelsbad. Still cant believe how much of a good film this must be , since it got scored 9,5(imdb rotten tom.)

tom hardy literaly crashing enemy planes the whole movie and then destroying his plane, literal meme poetry

based Tom Hardy desu

>>85181151
He then get caught on purpose

Bravo Nolan

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>>85181653
>didn't eject

So was getting caught part of his plan?

>>85183661
Exactly