Allied soldiers from Britain, Belgium, Canada and France were trapped on the beach in Dunkirk. Surrounded by the German army, their situation is extremely critical. The British government and navy mobilized a large number of crew members to mobilize the people to rescue the army. On land, British soldiers Tommyand Alextried to escape the beach and survived the bombing. On the sea, the civilian shipowner Dawsonand his son and his son’s friend Georgeleft the UK, trying to do their best to save some soldiers in Dunkirk. On the way, they rescued a British naval soldier; in the sky, Royal Air Force fighter pilots Farrelland Collinspiloted the Spitfire to try to shoot down the German fighter that was bombing Dunkirk Beach.
Dunkirk movie plot
2021-10-13 18:32
Extended Reading
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Charlotte 2021-10-20 18:58:39
Where did 400,000 people go?
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Adolf 2022-03-24 09:01:10
To be honest, it's Nolan's old routine, first set up a cool shelf, which seems to be the life of all genres, and the ending is not just the sensational storm. But, this set really works. "Dunkirk" brings a new annotation to the "victorious war". It is no longer to look at the number of enemy casualties, but to look at the number of survivors in our army.
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[Bolton and Winnant are having a heated discussion about the evacuation]
Captain Winnant: They need to send more ships. Every hour, the enemy pushes closer.
Commander Bolton: They've activated the small vessels pool.
Captain Winnant: Small vessels?
Commander Bolton: It's a list of civilian boats for requisition.
Captain Winnant: Civilian? We need destroyers...!
Commander Bolton: Small boats can load from the beach.
Captain Winnant: Not in these conditions!
Commander Bolton: Well, I'd rather fight waves than dive-bombers.
Captain Winnant: [Beat] No, you're right. They won't get up in this. The Royal Engineers are building piers from lorries. At least that should help us when the tide comes back.
Commander Bolton: Well, we'll know in six hour's time.
Captain Winnant: I thought the tides were every three?
Commander Bolton: Then it's good that you're army and I'm navy, isn't it.
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Irate Soldier: [On the pier in England, Collins steps off Dawson's boat, watching soldiers walk by. One looks at Collins angrily] Where the bloody hell were you?
Mr. Dawson: [to Collins] He knows exactly where you were.