I'll be useful sir

*falls down stairs*

*dies from lack of vision*

*gets bumped on the head and dies*

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Will the boy be alright?

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>>85402773

*goes blind from being pushed*

>>85402826
no you accidentally tapped the back of his head and now he's dead good job

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>>85402652
>REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>85402652
"Be careful with the body!"

>literally sailing into an active warzone
>oh you little scamp... alright just don't tell your mum
It's like they were packing up for a Sunday picnic or something. Also how is one extra body going to help on an evacuation mission?

>We're going to war, son
>dies before they get there

>>85402826
>OI, ME BRUV'S DEAD NOW, YA SHELLSHOCKED WANKAH!

Nolan has an odd taste for comic relief.

>>85402826
Just realized Nolan almost had every villain actor from the bat trilogy

>>85402652
>I can help!
>*takes up space that could have been given to a soldier*

Hi shai

>>85402652
is georgeposting a thing

>>85403171
what would heath ledger have been in dunkirk?

[loud robot voice]
TMV RULER AT TAMILMV.COM

>>85403362
Nobody because he's Australian

>>85403426
>Even before Britain declared war on Germany on 4 August 1914, the nation pledged its support alongside other states of the British Empire and almost immediately began preparations to send forces overseas to participate in the conflict.

>>85403542
You are 1 dumb guy you know that? All the actors in this film were British because it's about fucking Dunkirk, the evacuation of mostly British soldiers.

what was the point of this character

>>85403426
>>85403649
Cillian Murphy is Irish.

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>local orphan
>not dumping him over the gunwale

>>85403362
Who should Liam Neeson and Eric Roberts have played?

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>>85403237

>>85403884
American education

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We shall never surrender.

>>85404505
Evidently your superior education system neglected to teach you that Ireland remained neutral during the Second World War.

>>85402652
He looks like he's in a constant state of shrimp allergy reaction.

>>85403000
British spirit

>>85404603
he didn't crash and he survived
wtf

>>85403743
for you to self insert as a worthless neet

>>85404715
>neutral
The gaelic word for cowardice.

>>85404852
and he took the mask off

>>85404603
This shot is fantastic I'm cumming right now

>>85402652
really enjoyed the TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK-TICK

>>85404997

was getting caught part of his plan?

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>>85405221
Same

>>85405302
of coursh!

>>85403743
The young patriotic lad who wants to do his best for his country.

Accidents happen in war.

>>85403743

to die a meaningless death

>>85402773
Fucking lol. This was the stupidest part of the movie, some kid who you couldnt really give a fuck about dies from falling over. I hope this didnt happen irl, would have been embarassing af for the family

>>85405221
It was, unironically, Zimmer's best soundtrack

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>>85402826

they expected one of us in the wreckage brother

>>85405221
Soundtrack was one of my favorite parts of the film. People here like to shit on Zimmer, and it really did sound like Zimmer. But at the end when everything went silent and I sighed a breath I didn't know I was holding, I realized that this is probably going to be one of the best soundtracks of the year. It's not the best music to listen to in the car, but it paired with the movie perfectly.

I also didn't notice any abundance of BWOOOOOMs, so that's good.

>>85405487
His death itself is not what matters, Rylance's son saying he's alright to the shellshocked soldier is what matters. A lesson in stoicism.

>>85405487
shit happens in real life, and not that uncommonly either. You can die pretty easily from a one foot drop.

>>85404603
Getting caught was part of his plan

>>85405582

stoicism? That's just him being merciful to Mr Shellshock.

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>>85405342
it must be extremely painful

>>85403171
where was Liam Neeson?

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>he's dead mate................................
>so be bloody careful with him

>>85405624
Not him. But the blonde son undergoes a transformation during the film - from an overly emotive, reactionary kid to a stoicism, down-to-business man. He rebukes Cilian Murphy initially, but when the other soldiers join the boat, he sees that stoicism and steadfastness are actually what is needed to get everyone through this.

Much like Britain as a whole had to do in 1940.

>>85405536
Reckon he'll replace Michael Caine in Nolan movies?

>>85405694
Harry Styles played a cunt very well. True brit cunt.

FUCKING STAIRS

>>85405783
> replace Michael Caine
Michael Caine was actually in Dunkirk.

>>85405769
Had to get through killing their civilization & empire for the benefit of international communism

>>85405887
only as a voice-over cameo

>>85405890
The US killed the British Empire, no one else.

Post yfw Harry fucking Styles had the best performance in Dunkek

>>85405949
Still in it.

I'd be all for Rylance replacing Caine. Rylance is superb in anything.

Completely embarrassed that Tom Hanks fool in Bridge of Spies.

if you give big guy an hour of fuel and infinite ammo, he can save hundreds. might have been an ace too lost count of kills with the converging timelines.

>>85405558
>But at the end when everything went silent and I sighed a breath I didn't know I was holding, I realized that this is probably going to be one of the best soundtracks of the year.
yeah that was great but the only other part that really stood out was the boats coming in.

did anyone else notice how everyone had amazing hair

Frenchman :(

>>85406003
He was decent, but c'mon no one even came close to old man Rylance

>>85406020
> not Elgar's Nimrod kicking in when Hardy landed the Spitfire
Literally orgasmic.

Non-British wouldn't be able to appreciate it, I suppose.

>>85406071
except the old guys? All of the soldiers are meant to be very young.

>>85406071
I noticed how despite being on the beach for a week, they didn't have any stubble

>>85406071
Yes, perfext Norwood 0 hairlines throughout except for that Harry Styles sidekick who wanted to throw the frog out too. Was mad jelly.

t. baldlet

>>85406071
This. It started yo get distracting at some point but im a baldy so im a little biased.

>>85406180
All the twinks in this film were distracting. Hard to take the gritty war film seriously when that little blonde slut on the boat kept popping up.

>>85403000

>Help

He was actively taking up space that could have been used for a soldier.

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>memes are coming

>>85404603
>we shall never surrender
>surrenders

BRAVO

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>>85406297
I'm usually not into twinkish guys, but this one I'm very into

ITT: Virgins

>>85405769
regardless of any of that, the specific reason he told Murphy the kid was all right was because he was already emotionally very fragile, and Murphy was liable to kill himself or something similar if he knew the kid died.

>>85406297
This. The movie just confirmed to me why a rich Aryan Hollywood directer is dating a 5/10: she's his beard.

>>85403426

>panning across bodies on the beach

>hear that beautiful Australian accent

>It's Heath and friends

>They are retreating under heavy fire

>Suddenly he stops at the solemn pile of French and British dead

>He stoops and begins looting the bodies of tobacco and cash

Why Nolan gotta be such a bigot?

>>85404603
why didn't bane just turn around again and land inside the secured perimeter of the beach?

>all these britposters memeing about stoicism

The movie is about the british army retreating from one of its worst defeats in history and ends with Churchill's famous speech saying "the situation is totally fucked up, our hope lies with the Americans"

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>>85402826
>>85402652
did people really have haircuts like this in the 40s?

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>>85406297
lead guy was best twink by far

>adverts before film
>queen victoria film
>the kingsman 2
>cod ww 2
>all the flag waving in this film

Why are they prepping us for war?

>>85406450
why is it her wore the full RAF uniform whereas Farrier was allowed a rollneck?

>>85406538
This movie is about beautiful boys getting wet.

> the boy, is he ok?
>
>
>
> yes
> *turns to dad for approval*
> *universal dad nod*

>>85406573
he didnt look so froggy in the film

>>85406525
getting caught was apart of his plan

>>85406630
what was the point in it? why didn't he tell him the truth?
nolanmeme is 2deep4me

>>85406297
All that 10/10 Twinkirk boipucci made me want to go to war desu

>>85405221
what? the soundtrack was a constant whirling mess of strings and suspense noises

>>85406700

Because he wanted to spare him the truth? Social skills, anon.

>>85406525
He would just crash into the sea, not enough speed for a full turnaround and landing. He already glided with the engine off quite a lot before taking that last Stuka down.

>>85404754
lost

OPEN THE DOOR

>>85406572
It was a very common haircut of that age, the hitler youth is most known for it. It came back in trend about two years ago.

>>85404603
>have we started the fire?

>>85406700
>2deep4me
maybe for someone with autism, but it's not that hard to understand. He was already having a mental breakdown and that news would have sent him over the edge

>>85406573
Holy fuck does he looks fucked here compared to the film, a good haircut does wonders.

>>85406753
Why? He fucking killed him, killed the innocent boy, killed his friend.
> Social skills, anon.
Sorry, I'm a bit antisocial.

>>85405769

Wow. Didn't appreciate this til now. V true

>>85402652
Not by my diagnosis *pokes your head*

>>85406700

See

>>85405769

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>>85406163

Krauts had slightly better hair, though not as luscious.

Why are you guys so gay?
Jesus.

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1. The Mole. One Week

>abandons idea

>>85406925
He might have gone apeshit. The soldier was clearly unhinged. Telling him he killed the boy might have set him off, and who knows what he would have done. Being on a crowded boat in the middle in the middle of German waters, it was safer to hide the truth.

>>85407369
Theres nothing gay about sucking dick anon

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>>85406572

1865

One of the Lincoln assassination conspirators after his arrest.

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>>85406572

Yep.

Why did the blonde kid fucking lock IMSCARED in the room? It was literally his fault that his brother died.

If you didn’t notice, the woman on the boat at the end passionately waving to Kenneth Branagh at Dunkirk, letting him know that she came “Out from Dartmouth” was actually Kim Hartman, the girl who played Helga in Allo Allo.

Pretty cool Nolan, pretty cool.

>>85407527
>Pretty cool Nolan, pretty cool.
wasn't his brother and he locked the guy in so he wouldn't find out they weren't going back to Britain

>>85407369
>2017
>being straight

>>85407615
She's his aunt.

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>>85402931
>EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>85407259
So, blonde haired son = Britain? Damn, that's just on another level. Nolan truly is genius.

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Now that the dust has settled, who did Mr Hitler think he was kidding?

>>85407767
Didn't he already know before he was locked in there?

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>>85407987
wtf

>>85408058
Yeah, but they lied to him, promised to fix the course.

>>85408058
>Didn't he already know before he was locked in there?

Based on what he said when he got out, he probably assumed they were turning around

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>>85406079

Based froggo

Rescues torpedo survivors from drowning in the wreckage

Rescues other two main young guys by giving them a rope

Tried to rescue assholes who were about to kill him from drowning by plugging the holes in the boat

Dies from drowning

Rip in peace froggo

>>85408121
>>85408129
Oh that clears it up. Thnx internet friends.

>>85403362
Harry Styles.

>a million brits heroically stand on a beach doing absolutely nothing while 5 french dudes in a sandbag fortress hold off the germans

Bravo Nolan!

>>85402826
Is this where Thomas Shelby gets his start?

>>85408507

This part kind of confused me, that sandbag fortress was like 50 feet down the street from the beach. There were like 5 french dudes there like you said, they lasted a long time there with apparently so many Germans nearby.

>>85408562
The Germans didn't advance, Hitler literally let them go with a pat on the butt.

Not going to lie, I teared up when the boats started showing up and all the soldiers started cheering so loudly.

Also the Admiral was my favorite character by far.

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>being trapped in a tiny, pitchblack metal room as it fills with water

Fucking nightmarish, I was wincing in my cinema seat.

>>85408217

This movie did a really great job of portraying how fucking scary it would be to be in a ship that gets hit by a bomb/torpedo and is sinking rapidly.

>>85408627
>Admiral

Commander

>>85408887

My mistake

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Watch out, lad!

>>85406297
why is /tv/ so gay

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>>85407425


> Google it
> Find this
> 2010

what the FUCK is going ON

>>85409120
4chan

>>85409208

BRAVO NOLAN

>>85408887
Wrex

>>85409276

Shepard

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>>85409264

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUJG131Jb8M

>>85409208
10D filmmaking

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>>85406503

>>85408676
Yeah honestly felt like a horror at points
>That guy whose legs get crushed between the mole and the ship because some assholes try to drag him down so they can climb aboard first

why did nolan hint about a spy but no spy actually showed up?

the chapter name was even hinting towards it?

>>85409685
Moles live on the ground. The film is divided into land, sea, and air. Mole = land.

>>85408068
Too complicated for your brain to understand. Read a book nigger.

>>85409685
The Mole is the name of the Pier.

And also an illusion to the Frenchman acting as a mole to escape

>>85409685
The "mole" is the name given to that long ass Pier on which they were all standing. It's referring to that, not some spy.
Harry Styles accused based froggo of being a mole because he was a desperate little shit.

>>85407615
>>85407924
really? Nolan must be a tight cunt then

I saw her signing photographs for £10 a pop at birmingham comic con, you would think millionaire Nolan would set his own family up

>>85402826
It will be extremely painful

>>85408507
>>85408562
it could just have been a rear guard wall and not the same one. Maybe Oostende and not dunkirk itself

there were a lot of time cuts on the beach, it lasted a week after all

>>85407615
But where was she hiding the Madonna with the big boobies?

>>85406071
Actually did notice this, what the fuck

Those opening gunshots sounded more like cannon fire recorded point blank than rifles echoing through streets. Nolan y u do dis?

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>>85410054
>>85406071

at this point I couldn't tell who was who

>>85409875
Just looked on Wikipedia, her husband, John Nolan was also a Wayne Enterprises board member in the Batman movies.

Nolan just uses cheap family labour for extras.

>>85406297
Only a distraction if you're a faggot like yourself. Kill yourself and die of aids

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>>85410054
>>85406071
>perfect hairline

Styles is receding

>>85410154
Gotta finish below budget!

>"How's the boy?"
>"...He's alright"

oh boy, Nolan is not going to treat the audience like we're mentally retarded this ti-

>kid looks at his father and he nods and aproves
>In case you didnt understand that really complex situation we just witnessed

fuck you Nolan

>>85410197
Good God

>>85410197

>man bun

Yeah he's losing it.

>>85409817
kys

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AlDqFgQnqQ

What did Nolan mean by this?

>>85410152
Me neither. Same with pilots a few times.

Movie was odd mix of brilliant and shitty. 6/10

>>85402652
D

>Scott directing a Battle of Britain movie
>Rumours that Nolan is considering a Colditz movie

THE AGE OF WARKINO HAS RETURNED

>>85410152
>styles, guy who discovers frenchie stealing boots and lastly the secret frenchman

>>85408562
> He doesn't understand defense in depth

>>85410403
He meant he can't tell a human story and is obsessed with setpieces and destruction

>>85402652
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwOWaAinjjM

>>85410403
It means normies get out of my movie theater reeeeeeee

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>>85410581

HBO Young Hitler when?

>Season 1 finale is the Night Of Long Knives

>>85410581
We've had basically nothing but US based WW2 films since the 90's (SPR, thin red line, pacific, Fury, Hacksaw ridge, letters to iwo jima, flags of our fathers, that nick cage one I forget the name of).

It took the brits long enough to make something different, I mean when was the last bong WW2 film before this? a bridge too far (1977)? we had the imitation game I suppose but that was hardly a war film

>>85410807
All you know are normie war films lol

>Saw this at the IMAX (digital, but no 70mm showings anywhere)
>Saw it a second time a couple days later
>Is now one of my favourite movies, if not #1
>Genuinely don't understand why /tv/ dislikes it

Maybe I'm a fucking pleb. but I thought it was an absolute masterclass and I had no troubles keeping up with it.

>>85410891
well talking big releases

I could list B movie tier productions like stalingrad 2013 but that was aids, russians can't make good war films anymore

>>85410926
>/tv/ dislikes it
What makes you think this? I have been in a few Dunkirk threads since seeing it Saturday and the general consensus seems pretty positive.

>>85406503
"Oh lookie here ya cunt found me a nice smoke I did"

>>85407369
Hello, newcunt. Homoeroticism has been part of 4chins for many years, just play along.

>>85410116
you've never really been near a gun that's been fired have you? Let alone a rifle

noland is becoming like rob zombie
hiring the same shit actors and family members in every got damned movie

>>85408217
>frog
>couldn't swim or breath under water that good

>>85410116

That's how machine guns sound.

An actual cannon sounds like the world is ending or something.
Shit. Is. LOUD.

>>85410807
how is Letters FROM Iwo Jima an American film?

>>85410926
You have to be aware that /tv/ only consists of 100 posters as opposed to like 100,000s who saw the movie who probably liked it.

So what I'm saying is don't take everything in 4chan seriously.

>>85405949

Caine is 80. He wouldn't fit in a war film unless he was playing someone's greatgrandpa.

>>85411258

It's definately an American film. Not about Americans, though.

Star Wars isn't about Americans either, still an American film.

>>85411258
Because in the film business it's all about the main production companies and who makes the film for which the country of origin is determined.

>>85411258

As if Clint Eastwood could direct a foreign film

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Does he deserve a second one?

>>85411426
Yes.

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>>85404603
nice shot

>>85411426
Possibly, he didn't have much at all for lines though, not like that matters in Hollywood though. I also thought Mark Ruffalo should have won over him for Spotlight but that's just my personal taste famalam.

>>85411426

>tfw he will never give you a "job well done" dad nod

>>85404603

didn't even notice the germans in the background when I was watching it

What were the mosy tense moments for you guys? The first divebombing and the moment Styles and the other dude look around below deck and realize just how fucked they'd be if a torpedo hit did it for me.
I'd have immediately gone for the door if I was down there.

>>85411692

Any scene involving being inside a sinking boat, caused me to feel panicked every time

>>85407455
that is a nice photo for 1865 damn

>tfw harry styles was a good actor
based nolan

>>85411692
plane scenes, especially towards the end, did it for me

>>85411692
the torpedo scene when everything went black and you could hear the water rushing towards them drowning everyone in the hull was terrifying

>>85411354
Genuinely curious, what makes a film an American film?
>>85411391
>the main production companies and who makes the film
Is Inception a british film? Is The Dark Knight?

>>85411692
The first scene with frenchie and silent carrying the stretcher trying to get aboard the ship was simply amazing

>>85406071
no because i'm not a hairlet

>>85411692
when they were in that little shit boat and the Germans started shooting it for target practice, then started shooting it because they could tell someone was in there
that whole sequence until they got out to sea and then frenchie died, wew

>>85404603
>no Aidan Gillen cameo as german officer capturing Hardy

>>85412207
This
God the sound of the bullets bouncing around the hull was amazing

>>85412331
>Germans swarm Hardy
>Offscreen voice calls out "Careful men, he looks like a big guy!" in German

Such wasted potential.

>>85412599
yea it was great, sound production in this movie was fucking fantastic all around

it's just amazing the amount of tension Nolan was able to create throughout the whole thing

>>85411692
During one of the Stuka scenes in the first half of the movie you hear the Jericho siren continuously from the onset until the plane passes overhead. Knew it had dropped its bomb already and I was wincing for the impact.

>>85408068
Because Hitler fancies himself a Prussian General instead of an Austrian Corporal.

I could hardly understand anything the actors were saying. Usually I don't have any problem with accents. I don't know if the sound mixing was bad or just the theater I was at.

>>85413002
I don't remember who said it but the remark I always remember was that as the war went on Hitler took more and more control of the military while Stalin relented and left more and more to his generals

>>85410926

i agree with you, fwiw

>>85407455
>One of the Lincoln assassination conspirators after his arrest.

>Taken into custody, Powell was discovered to have a box of pistol cartridges, a compass, hair pomade, a brush and comb, two fine handkerchiefs, and a copy of his oath of allegiance (signed "L. Paine") in his pockets.
>hair pomade, a brush and comb

They took that shit seriously back in the day.

>>85413451

>he doesn't carry around hair product and a comb on him to fix his hair when it gets fucked up

>>85411095
kek

"Oi cunt let give those fookin dead m8's a good tuble aye?"

>>85409723
Mole is another name for the type of pier/harbour wall they were evacuating from you autist

>>85412207
Same. Very tense shit.

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>>85408562
Don't under-estimate five French soldiers.

>>85414545
>Italians

how do you go from the Roman empire to complete bitches

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>>85414644
In all fairness, storming a bunker in the French Alps would be insanely difficult, but there was a lot more that the Italians fucked up when trying to invade France.

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>>85406484
Apologize

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>>85403743
I died for nothing

>>85414545
They also had a divisions worth of artillery supporting them

>>85414545

French soldiers have always been some of the best. Shame their generals tend to be shite.

>>85404603
Best character in the movie right there

I let out a audible "god damn it" in the theater when Hardy got whisked away by the Nazis.


After ALL that he just ends up getting captured by the Nazis.

Fucks sake.

>>85412024
>Is Inception a british film? Is The Dark Knight?

They're co-productions so are British-American films. Lots of films today are co-productions, the UK and America work together a lot.

>>85415084
>Shame their generals tend to be shite.
Meh, French generals have usually been better than the average though?

To my knowledge, Condé, Villars, Turenne, Guesclin, Napoleon and his hand-picked marshals get studied extensively. That and the current French approach to intervention abroad is trying to be mimicked by others at the moments, for their successes in not turning the tide against them while there.

Just so happened that WWII came about when being a general was more about being a friend of the president than actually being wise and visionary. Ironically, de Gaulle's tactics are said to have inspired Guderian's, so France got screwed by a man using their very own strategies.

>>85408311
Yeah this.

>>85407987
>who did Mr Hitler think he was kidding?
I have no idea but if he thinks old England's done, hes got another thing coming

>>85415103
That was sort of the point though wasn't it? Farrier was the one who was single handedly responsible for the survival of all the other main characters, along with a lot of others - and he did it by choice, he could have turned back to base at the start when his fuel gauge got shot. He could have turned back after the second engagement when Collins went down. He could have turned back when he had to switch to reserve fuel, but he kept fighting. He's the only actual hero in the film and in the end he's the only survivor that doesn't make it home.

>>85408627
I got hit with some feels when I realized why Rylance, who was composed throughout the entire film, kind of choked up briefly when he saw the spitfire go down. It's cuz it probably made him think of how his own son might have died.

>>85416002

He was a big-hearted guy. For all of them.

>>85410403
>fangirls in the comments everywhere

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sD5-dLeO8UY

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This movie was pure fucking Kino.
Anyone who disagrees is a contrarian cuck.

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I have a use for you.

>>85418762
Kek