Dunkirk (2017) - Sinking the Medical Ship Scene (3/10) | Movieclips

Dunkirk - Sinking the Hospital Ship: Commander Bolton (Kenneth Branaugh) is helpless to save the medical ship.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
In May 1940, Germany advanced into France, trapping Allied troops on the beaches of Dunkirk. Under air and ground cover from British and French forces, troops were slowly and methodically evacuated from the beach using every serviceable naval and civilian vessel that could be found. At the end of this heroic mission, 330,000 French, British, Belgian and Dutch soldiers were safely evacuated.

CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. Pictures (2017)
Cast: Fionn Whitehead, Kenneth Branagh
Director: Christopher Nolan
Producer: Christopher Nolan
Screenwriter: Christopher Nolan

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[donaldsexton]

This has got to be the only WW2 movie with less than 5 Germans in it. A couple of pilots you never really see and then a couple more at the end that arrest that RAF pilot.

[LizziesLukas]

Dialogue : very little
Sound Design : 10/10
Suspense : 10/10

[ethanmitchell]

How did this movie not do better it is still one of the best war films I’ve seen to date

[arsalanfiaz]

The part where that man gets crushed between the two ships still gives me the chills

[kurumi]

As a history geek and aerospace engineering student I'd always thought of the Stuka as 'already approaching obsolescence by the beginning of WW2'. But then these clips remind me there's pretty much nothing a person without machine guns/cannons can do against them other than pray that the bombs miss you.

[AVLife]

0:34 The thing I remember the most about this movie was how loud the planes were in the movie theater. I almost had to cover my ears. 10/10 sound design.

[michaelh]

YouTube getting REALLY comfortable with these 15 second no skip ads 🤦‍♂️

[whatsindansgarage]

Christopher Nolan knows how to make a great war movie with zero drop of blood.

[SergeantExtreme]

My Grandpa (who served in WW2) stated you'd never just stand there with a bunch of rifles in your hands and do nothing. When planes started flying overhead, every single person would raise their rifle and unload everything they had. This seems to be something nearly all war movies get wrong.

[roberthayes]

My grandfather waited on the beach, bombarded by Stukas but it was the last few moments in waist high water that truly terrified him, he made it but would never forget those last moments whilst waiting to board a boat

[grodkowski]

"F2" "hit. You sank my... medical ship?"

[grosvenorclub]

Both my father and my wife's survived the Dunkirk evacuation . One refused to talk about it and the other had nightmares well after the war finished five years later .

[Sprottel_SFM]

Im assuming the pilots left their bombs behind and dropped hand grenades instead

[eduardolucas]

0:45
Soldier accidentaly exploded himself with his own granade.

[__TheWiseMan__]

Watching this in the theatre was insane. It was super loud which i normally wouldn't like but in this case, it added to the realism and intensity

[jordanverbeek]

0:21 I love how that one guy - three rows back, second from the right - just looks like he's so chuffed to be in a Christopher Nolan film.

[_zsfilms]

When Wedge Antilles says “They’re heading for the medical frigate”

[raj-ndkz]

The shot of the commander standing there powerless hearing the screaming from the sinking ship is unreal

[PolymurExcel]

1:48 I think you can imagine what happened here based off the sounds.

[KonstantinosSotiriou]

Heart beating and getting goosebumps. From the beginning till the end of the scenes with Stuka