Watch This Movie: Dunkirk (Patreon)
Published:
2017-07-28 02:26:27
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2022-01
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Hey All,
Knowing this audience, I suspect all of you area already all over this. But just in case, I wanted to reiterate what your friends, family, and trusted movie critics alike have already told you: Dunkirk is a fantastic film.
During my week off, I split time between Philadelphia and Long Island. The second half of my trip was on Long Island, where my brother, my father, and I went out to Montauk, rented a couple of hotel rooms, and shot the shit for a couple of days, away from everyone and everything. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't great, and we were cooped up inside. It was a perfect excuse to go see Dunkirk in the small local theater, and after trying and failing to get into three sold out shows, we finally caught the 10:10p.
If you watched or listened to my video on Dunkirk, you will know the history and all of that. I liked that Christopher Nolan only gave a little bit of background before jumping into the story, one that's told through different points of view over differing amounts of time. At less than two hours, it's a short flick by Nolan's standards, but to me, it was the perfect length. It was emotional, riveting, and abstract.
Go check it out. I really think you'll dig it.
Knowing this audience, I suspect all of you area already all over this. But just in case, I wanted to reiterate what your friends, family, and trusted movie critics alike have already told you: Dunkirk is a fantastic film.
During my week off, I split time between Philadelphia and Long Island. The second half of my trip was on Long Island, where my brother, my father, and I went out to Montauk, rented a couple of hotel rooms, and shot the shit for a couple of days, away from everyone and everything. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't great, and we were cooped up inside. It was a perfect excuse to go see Dunkirk in the small local theater, and after trying and failing to get into three sold out shows, we finally caught the 10:10p.
If you watched or listened to my video on Dunkirk, you will know the history and all of that. I liked that Christopher Nolan only gave a little bit of background before jumping into the story, one that's told through different points of view over differing amounts of time. At less than two hours, it's a short flick by Nolan's standards, but to me, it was the perfect length. It was emotional, riveting, and abstract.
Go check it out. I really think you'll dig it.