Inspiring! DUNKIRK - Girlfriend First Time Watching | Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- It's Lucy's first time watching this Christopher Nolan war movie set at the early stages of WWII. Being a big war films fan (and Christopher Nolan fan also), I'm sure she will enjoy reacting to this one.
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FIRST TIME WATCHING | REACTION
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Fun fact! Most, if not all, of those boats they focus on during the scene they arrive… are the ACTUAL boats that were there at Dunkirk. Those little ships make a yearly trip on the anniversary in memory of the ‘Miracle at Dunkirk’.
What?! Had no idea, that's great!
That ending always makes me cry. The fact they thought they would be received home as failures and to be given a hero’s welcome just is beautiful
Very, very inspiring. Shows that hardship can also bring out the best in people 👌
There were approximately 330,000 soldiers rescued at Dunkirk. 220,000 British and 110,000 French troops. Most of the French troops turned around and returned to France to continue to fight the Germans. Sadly that did not turn out well. Some remained in England and formed the free-French forces.
I had no idea that the number of French soldiers rescued had been so high!
Kudos to Lucy! 👍😊 She correctly guessed within seconds of watching the first scene on the beach that a French Army deserter was trying to disguise himself as a British soldier so that he could escape the Germans.
She his a very suspicious person by nature 😂 so I wasn't surprised!
@@ptthatswhatshesaid She certainly figured it out faster than I did.
The sad thing is, what if he was Jewish.
@@slartibartlast968 Why would that matter?
Nominated for 8 Oscars including Best Picture, but won for Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing and Best Film Editing.
Would have at least added best cinematography and soundtrack to the technical Oscars. Its so good 👌🏻
Should have won for Score too, but Blade Runner 2049 had the better cinematography hands down
Have to agree on the cinematography! Blade Runner looked amazing 👌🏻
I really like how the movie portrays the different perception of time progression for characters in the various theaters of war that are in air, at sea or on land. It's amazing how Nolan integrated all these inconsistent time frames into one consistent movie. When it comes to fudging around with time Nolan delivered here one of his best works on par with Memento and in my opinion even better than Tenet and Interstellar (regarding the time fuckery).
In my opinion Memento will always be the goat in regard the time fuckery 😜
To this day, all civilian ships that took part in Operation Dynamo are allowed to fly the St. George flag on a pike pole as a badge of honor, which is illegal for other civilian ships as it is the insignia of a fleet admiral.
They earned that badge 👌🏻
To answer Daniel's question, the opposite of "selfishness" in the context of this movie is "sacrifice."
Thank you, yes, that fits perfectly 👌🏻
*self-sacrifice (sorry for being a terminologynazi but I wasn't able to just let stand your amazing comment without that prefix for better clarification, because I don't believe in the accuracy of contextual languages and was willing to sacrifice my humor for that unnecessary accuracy, because I am German.)
@@st0ox Yes, thank you, and I agree with you that the addition of the prefix "self-" would be more accurate in this case, but I was following the grammatical practice of "less is more." Nevertheless, your observation is more accurate. 👍
Selflessness also fits.
@@alundavies1016 didn't knew that word existed 😅🙈 but yes, thank you xD need to grow my vocabulary!
excellent reaction. Not a common film to react about. Good job.
Thank you very much ☺️
great reaction guys, you MUST watch the imitation game, another true story fro the was, and wen you see the number of lives that were saved because if what this film is about, will blow you mind.
Oh yes, that movie was great! Mindblowing how it was such a world changing invention and the creator was so mistreated
Britains worst/best defeat. If it wasn't for the evacuation of Dunkirk, France wouldn't have been liberated 5 years later.
Britain probably would have been forced to sue for peace and Hitler could have focused all his attention on the East and Africa 😬 There really was something really positive and powerfull in this defeat
Beautiful reaction.
Thank you so much ☺
Bon voyage was the nicest thing to say.
Life goes on and so do we.
And people.
The secret of the music is keeping me talking. Shepard's answer of a tone?
Hi Daniel and Lucy just seen your reaction and glad you both enjoyed the film, It is a good film but do wish Nolan had made it more grimy and shown how the town really looked, and that he had also shown some of the rearguard fighting as well as it was also an important part of keeping the troops safe on the beach and buying them time to evacuate,
Also I have a personally interest in this time period as my grandfather was a infantryman in the 4th Oxon and Buck and was part of the rearguard defense and was captured at the battle of Cassel on the 29th of May and spent the rest of the war as a POW in Poland.
Hey there! I agree, one of the stories could have been about the defenders holding the lines for example. I also think the movie coulda have been more violent and dirty. Still, what amazing air fighting sequences! Sound, soundtrack, editing and cinematography were all great! And ultimately, the courage of an entire nation is on full display in this one I would say. We are not british, but I would say that if we were that was a moment we would had been proud of our people 👌
@@ptthatswhatshesaid I agree with you there was so much more Nolan could've done in the film, but what he did do was still worth watching,
If you want to check out some more WW2 films The Bridge on the River Kwai, released 1957 which stars Sir Alec Guinness is a good film set in a Japanese POW camp.
Dunkirk released 1958 stars John Mills and is a very good film and has a much more real feel to it,
And Where Eagles Dare, released 1968 which stars Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood, Iron Maiden the greatest heavy metal band in the world wrote a song based on the film.
also will there be a Bladerunner reaction anytime soon.
@@MarkLloyd72 I had no idea there had already been a movie made about Dunkirk 🤔
The Bridge over the River Kwai is great! Saw that when I was a teen, and yes, she needs to see it :p
Bladerunner will definitely be in our next sci-fi poll. Let's see if it gets picked (at the moment next sci-fi movie will be Predator)
@@ptthatswhatshesaid Be enjoyable seeing how she reacts to more ww2 films, and Bladerunner if it wins the poll, and glad you will be reacting to Predator as it's one of my favourite films ever made, wonder what Lucy will think of the jokes Hawkins tells Billy, don't see many reactors leave those parts in.
@@MarkLloyd72 Let's see :p maybe other people find it rude or something xD I never really know what exactly I will include until Im editing!
We also just reacted to another ww2 movie: The Great Escape. But I dont when or if I will do an RUclips edit
Dunkirk was the first in a series of huge errors committed by Hitler that led to Germany's defeat....thank God.
Yop, it was very, very positive that at least Britain mantained its army, and that Germany still always had an enemy to the west 👌🏻 first shot to the leg by Hitler indeed
@@ptthatswhatshesaidn'oublie pas que l'Angleterre a gardé son armée car les nazis n'ont pas débarqué en Angleterre et que l'armée française à sacrifié une très grande partie de son armée pour que les anglais puissent continuer le combat
You should watch the the last film of sir Michael Caine and Dame Glenda Jackson The Great Escapy ❤😊😊
30:47 i'm doing a compilation for the last scene of Dunkirk. if you would like to be included let me know. 🤞🏼
Hey there, no problem at all, you're free to use any footage from us. The ending scene of this movie was very powerfull, excellente editing and music.
Checked your channel and I think it's a very interesting idea! Very good montages 👌🏻
@@ptthatswhatshesaid would you be able to send me your unedited footage?
@@YoureMrLebowski Of course. will contact you through e-mail
hope you put up the darkest hour reaction.
Sorry, but that's a movie we saw before we started recording our reactions 😔 we might eventually do a rewatch
when it comes to war movies this one in on my shit list , everything is to clean , some great actors on it thought
Although I really like this movie, I do get that criticism. It needed to be more dirty and violent. But it does have some amazing sequences (especially air fighting).
1917, another great war movie! But if you're into Hollywood style war movies, it won't be for you.
One of our favourite war movies! We saw in the theater when it came out and were blown away. Amazing cinematography and soundtrack!
GGI crap.
Good movie, although sadly Nolan didnt pay attention to the either major details or small details, so its VERY unrealisticThe beach was waaaay more hectic than that. Was packed with soldiers. This movie makes it feel like theres barely anyone there.
The town was half destroyed. Just about every window-pane in every street had been smashed by the time of the evacuation and the streets were full of bombed and burned-out houses. You dont see any of that. Its like a few soldiers in a pristine town.
Also, they didnt remove any of the modern things like modern lamposts and modern windows so its really jarring in that regard too.
Nolan also barely showed any of the reargaurd action, we were fighting for our lives to allow the soldiers to escape. We didnt just run. Thousands of British and French soldiers fought to hold the germans off to allow the others to escape. Many losing their lives.
I love this movie but I have to agree that it needed to be a bit more "ugly" and chaotic. My favourite exemple of a scene showing the situation at Dunkirk is a fantastic long one take shot in Atonement (2008).
Sorry the great escaper
Ahahah that one I'm not familiar with 🤔 but we will see The Great Escape very soon xD