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Dunkirk - Trailer
Next was an Oscar-awarded superproduct in 2017, so what makes it different from the rest of the war movies? That's probably the sound. While the plot and tempo of the film are the culmination of Nolan's performance, excellent performance, and amazing visual effects... It's the sound that really makes you breathe hard. Dunkirk recreated the Battle of Dunkirk (in French, Dunkerque), over 400000 British troops were trapped in the city. A great record occurred while the French soldiers took all the forces against the Germans. The evacuation of more than 300000 people was considered the largest military history. In the film, British Prime Minister Churchill and the leaders of London (UK) have not appeared and the recall of old veterans who are not mentioned. The special thing in the film Dunkirk is that the Germans do not appear but bring back the horror that cannot be imagined through the rain of the bombs. The Germans as an invisible monster sown the wise obsession for Allied soldiers. In Dunkirk, Nolan suppressed personal heroism with no to whom the protagonist was. This helps to avoid going into the paths of many previous war movies. The audience was at the foot of Tommy's soldier (played by Fion Whitehead) to win a life, accompanied by Captain Dawson (played by Mark Rylance) on a wind-wave voyage, at thrill with the pilot Farrier (played by Tom Hardy) in the cockpit. Each character – although it appears to be short-term, is impressive. Mark Rylance's role is the righteous, loving-like role that brought him the Oscar in the Bridge of Spies.