Review of Dunkirk (2017) by Nick Newman for The Film Stage — 19 Jul 2017
A constant movement unmoored from all but the present moment (however porously “present” is defined here) pushes Nolan forward as a visual stylist and suspense-crafter — lots of portent in the images of armies and crafts, plenty of faith in his actors to look concerned or outright distressed — as it stalls out Dunkirk in most other respects.
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This review of Dunkirk (2017) was written by Nick Newman and published by The Film Stage on 19 July 2017.
Dunkirk has generally received very positive reviews.
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