Nolan's next: Dunkirk

[Ichinisan]

Saw the teaser. It could be great.

With Christopher Nolan, it's always hard to say...

 

[JimKiler]

Hopefully it is not as flawed as Interstellar. Looks like a World War action movie, but youtube has it listed as a epic action thriller...

 

[zinfamous]

Nolan: It may be mediocre, it may be great, but it will be worth the price of admission.

So far so good, anyway. I hope that is the only trailer we ever see.

 

[Ns1]

Nolan: It may be mediocre, it may be great, but it will be worth the price of admission.

I could agree with this.

 

[purbeast0]

from imdb...

Miraculous evacuation of Allied soldiers from Belgium, Britain and France, who were cut off and surrounded by the German army from the beaches and harbor of Dunkirk, France, between May 27- June 04, 1940, during Battle of France in World War II.

 

[zinfamous]

from imdb...

It's an awesome story that would make for a fantastic film. The Brits recruited hundreds of citizens to use any vessel they could spare, captaining their own ships in the evacuation.

You had bakers and fishermen and cobblers and all sorts of people involved--if they had a dingy that could hold only 4 people, they volunteered and rowed that vessel across the channel.

It was really quite awesome.

 

[JimKiler]

from imdb...

sounds like a thriller to me. Someone should talk to WB about how they tag their trailers on youtube.

 

[CZroe]

sounds like a thriller to me. Someone should talk to WB about how they tag their trailers on youtube.

Teasers are usually intentionally vague. That's why we call them "teasers."

 

[CZroe]

Hopefully it is not as flawed as Interstellar. Looks like a World War action movie, but youtube has it listed as a epic action thriller...

Interstellar had a lot of flaws but I wouldn't say I was disappointed like I was with Inception and Dark Knight Rises. If it ends up in Interstellar's class I will be more than happy.

 

[WT]

It's an awesome story that would make for a fantastic film. The Brits recruited hundreds of citizens to use any vessel they could spare, captaining their own ships in the evacuation.

You had bakers and fishermen and cobblers and all sorts of people involved--if they had a dingy that could hold only 4 people, they volunteered and rowed that vessel across the channel.

It was really quite awesome.

Agreed. Helluva story :thumbsup:

 

[Anubis]

It's an awesome story that would make for a fantastic film. The Brits recruited hundreds of citizens to use any vessel they could spare, captaining their own ships in the evacuation.

You had bakers and fishermen and cobblers and all sorts of people involved--if they had a dingy that could hold only 4 people, they volunteered and rowed that vessel across the channel.

It was really quite awesome.

agree it is a flat out amazing story hopefully the movie does it justice

 

[Anubis]

Hopefully it is not as flawed as Interstellar. Looks like a World War action movie, but youtube has it listed as a epic action thriller...

TBH if its "as flawed" as the best cinematic experience I have ever had in 35 years I think itll be fine

 

[clamum]

TBH if its "as flawed" as the best cinematic experience I have ever had in 35 years I think itll be fine

LOL. I don't think I'd classify Interstellar as my best cinematic experience, but I agree with the gist of what you're saying.

Teaser has me all antsy in the pantsy now. DO WANT

 

[Anubis]

LOL. I don't think I'd classify Interstellar as my best cinematic experience, but I agree with the gist of what you're saying.

did you see it in 70mm IMAX?

and really all that comment is about is the A/V quality and nothing to do with the story

 

[zinfamous]

TBH if its "as flawed" as the best cinematic experience I have ever had in 35 years I think itll be fine

agreed. Interstellar was balls-to-the wall awesome in Real IMAX.

 

[Imp]

I will probably see it but not sure that I want to... Seeing Allies getting their asses kicked early in the war isn't the most fun? Give me February 1945 onward movies...

 

[MongGrel]

It's an awesome story that would make for a fantastic film. The Brits recruited hundreds of citizens to use any vessel they could spare, captaining their own ships in the evacuation.

You had bakers and fishermen and cobblers and all sorts of people involved--if they had a dingy that could hold only 4 people, they volunteered and rowed that vessel across the channel.

It was really quite awesome.

+1

D-Day has been done enough times on the "we're back" end of things, as awesome as it was also.

 

[KeithTalent]

Hopefully he finds someone to write some decent characters and dialogue this time around. Lord knows he can't do it.

KT

 

[Gibsons]

I will probably see it but not sure that I want to... Seeing Allies getting their asses kicked early in the war isn't the most fun? Give me February 1945 onward movies...

I'd like to see a modern treatment of the Battle of Britain. Maybe it'll be Nolan's sequel to Dunkirk. Kursk might make a good movie too, hard to get the scope of it in a film though.

 

[Mayne]

It's gonna be intense.

 

[Imp]

I'd like to see a modern treatment of the Battle of Britain. Maybe it'll be Nolan's sequel to Dunkirk. Kursk might make a good movie too, hard to get the scope of it in a film though.

They'll overdo the CGI...

 

[Ns1]

They'll overdo the CGI...

that's why you give the keys to Nolan, who will actually blow shit up.

 

[Gibsons]

They'll overdo the CGI...

Maybe. They certainly aren't going to round up a bunch of Hurricanes and He 111s.

 

[GasX]

The teaser was great. That Stuka was terrifying and you didn't even see it...

 

[feralkid]

The teaser was great. That Stuka was terrifying and you didn't even see it...

"Jericho Trumpet"