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Shimrra Jamaane posted:I'm going to see it but as an insufferable armchair general I can't help but be concerned by how the trailers seem to be presenting the whole battle. Like, the best way I can describe it is that it just seems so empty. This was the largest military evacuation of all time with large scale battles on both sea and air. And yet it seems from the trailers that there's 4 planes in the sky, 5 boats in the water, and like a couple hundred men on the beach. The Dunkirk scene in Atonement was far more "epic" than this. Maybe it's because Nolan wanted to use as little CGI as possible but everything seems to be lacking. From the review or two I read this seemed to be an artistic choice that we very rarely see the enemy of whoever the movie is currently focused on and that the movie instead intercuts its three acts into each other for dramatic weight around the action instead of actually showing a lot of action. That.....could be dramatically outstanding so I'll give it being PG-13 a pass if the editing really does make it more intense. I am torn on this though, it kind of doesn't interest me enough to want to see it in a theater, but at the same time it's totally the kind of movie you want to see in a theater.
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