New trailer for "Dunkirk" posted

Thomas_Mac · **Posted:** Fri May 05, 2017 1:34 pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7O7BtBnsG4

Warbird Kid · **Posted:** Fri May 05, 2017 1:42 pm

TAdan · **Posted:** Fri May 05, 2017 2:06 pm

Great trailer, looks fantastic.

StangStung · **Posted:** Fri May 05, 2017 2:31 pm

Out. F N. Standing.

Can't wait.

CH2Tdriver · **Posted:** Fri May 05, 2017 2:35 pm

Where's the bloody Air Force???!!! :spit

Dave Hadfield · **Joined:** Sun Sep 17, 2006 10:31 pm **Posts:** 1672

Wow! -- they appear to have hired real aircraft for the most part (except the Stuka I guess).

Either that or CGI has actually approached reality. Which it hasn't done often before.

I hope the story line isn't trashed up with love-interests. I thought the movie The Martian was brilliant for ignoring that.

JohnTerrell · **Posted:** Fri May 05, 2017 7:04 pm

For the filming, they used the three Spitfires based in England owned by the Friedkin family (of the six total they own/fly) - two Mk.1's (AR213 & X4650) and a Mk.V (EP122) painted like a Mk.1
They also used The Blenheim Society's Bristol Blenheim Mk.1 (L6739) and Historic Flying Ltd.'s Buchon (initially, the Planes of Fame Buchon was to be used, but that didn't happen). Large-scale RC aircraft, a full-scale Spitfire static mock-up, and a highly modified Yak-52 "Yakfire" (for some aerial cockpit views) were also used.

Zac Yates · **Posted:** Fri May 05, 2017 9:26 pm

I was excited when it was announced Christopher Nolan was directing a Dunkirk movie. I was really excited when I saw spotters' pics of all the stuff JohnTerrell mentioned. I was super excited with the first trailer. Now I'm lost for words - it looks amazing!

Is that Harry Styles giving the "We shall fight them on the beaches" monologue VO? I knew he was in it but didn't realise he was playing Churchill :lol:

Pat Carry · **Posted:** Sat May 06, 2017 12:27 am

This should be good!

airnutz · **Posted:** Sat May 06, 2017 9:41 am

Pat Carry wrote:

This should be good!

Maybe for the old historians, but I don't see this as a box office success with the modern crowds affinity for realism. No Ben Affleck or Brad Pitt as the heroes? Where's Harvey Fierstein as FDR and Jennifer Aniston as Eleanor Roosevelt jumping aboard the presidential yacht to lead the Brit civilians in the small boat evac? Where's the scene where the 2 lads saved from the grisly maws of Dunkirk by a crusty shrimper(Robert Shaw re-animated by CGI) on the way back to "Old Blighty" having a celebratory sex romp in the net locker? Boy has Nolan screwed this up!

Kyleb · **Posted:** Sat May 06, 2017 10:14 am

airnutz wrote:

Pat Carry wrote:

This should be good!

Maybe for the old historians, but I don't see this as a box office success with the modern crowds affinity for realism. No Ben Affleck or Brad Pitt as the heroes? Where's Harvey Fierstein as FDR and Jennifer Aniston as Eleanor Roosevelt jumping aboard the presidential yacht to lead the Brit civilians in the small boat evac? Where's the scene where the 2 lads saved from the grisly maws of Dunkirk by crusty shrimper(Robert Shaw re-animated by CGI) and on the way back to "Old Blighty" having a celebratory sex romp in the net locker? Boy has Nolan screwed this up!

I hope the movie does well, but I share your concerns. I think the movie business has moved on from those great long movies of my youth (Battle of Britain, Lawrence of Arabia, The Great Escape, The Godfather, etc.) with well developed characters and subtle plot twists. In fact, I don't remember a recent "successful" movie that went much over 2 hours, thrown-in gimmickry or not.

And realize, even older movies resorted to gimmicks in the hope of commercial success. How about the embedded love story in BOB? All it added was 10 minutes to the running time...

hurricane_yank · **Joined:** Wed Apr 02, 2014 9:33 pm **Posts:** 450

Looking pretty good.

My one major complaint based upon the trailer(s) is that it seems "too clean" and not enough chaos and clutter.

I really wish they had got the ex-Russell Group 109E up and used it instead...also wouldn't have minded seeing a couple more Spits and a Hurricane or two. At least there is more of a push for real than CGI.

Zac Yates · **Posted:** Sat May 06, 2017 5:51 pm

I hear you on the Hurricanes, but it has the Blenheim!!!! That was a massive highlight of the trailer for me!

airnutz wrote:

(Robert Shaw re-animated by CGI)

Based on Guy Henry's performance in Rogue One I would love to see ILM do Robert Shaw!

Saville · **Joined:** Tue Jun 28, 2005 8:45 am **Posts:** 519

Well......

Somewhat accurate RAF helmets (not goggles) for 1940 - for once.

Hmm Cillian Murphy and Tom Hardy?

Peaky BLINDERS!

These two guys do a lot of movies and shows together.

Not enough mayhem and disarray on the beaches, in the trailer...though the 5 minute tracking shot you can watch on y-tube looks better.

If that's supposed to be Churchill speaking......Hmmm

If you watch this trailer you see several at once:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UrQ4VvFO-c

At the 5 minute mark you have a pretty nifty piece of directing....

JohnTerrell · **Posted:** Sun May 07, 2017 5:04 pm

The Churchill speech in the trailer I took to understand as being one of the characters repeating the words of Churchill, perhaps reading a newspaper or repeating the radio message (obviously no one is trying to make it seem as if it were Winston Churchill speaking) - maybe just a bit of narration to enhance the trailer is all.

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