Dunkirk (IMAX) - Second dogfight, protecting the Minesweeper

[burroandyo]

No cheesy lines or over interacting with each other while engaged, just quietness and concentration while under pressure, like I imagine it is in real life. Truly a masterpiece, thank you Nolan!

[Holliethedog]

My grandfather downed 35 German aircraft in WW2.

He still holds the record as the worst mechanic the Luftwaffe ever had.

[TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan are a match made in a heaven.

[MrKajithecat]

I really like how Nolan showed the technicality and skill it took to be a fighter pilot. So much was on the line being in the sky.

[skimyy]

Remember seeing this in IMAX. The cannon sound from the bomber was so loud, yet really gave such an immersion.

[stuffedmannequin]

These were really beautifully shot dogfights. People complaining about them being too slow--it's more suspense oriented than action-focused. I love how theres zero CG. It really feels like you're up there.

[SuperDscruggs]

So much more realistic than that idiot in “Pearl Harbor” screaming hammer down 50 times in a row.

[piyocfb]

Tom Hardy is again crashing planes with no survivors

[maxfrankow]

It's a rare thing to see actual aircraft in ww2 movies nowadays.

[whiskeybravo]

Probably the most realistic dogfighting in any movie. Short bursts, no unlimited ammo, everybody is vulnerable, and no extreme aerobatics. Truly well done

[SB-hsyn]

I love how calm they are. No emotion, just casually speaking like it's another day on the job.

[muhd]

Wish i could watch dunkirk in cinemas again. What a experience

[LiebeNachDland]

The worry and expressions in Tom Hardy's eyes during the landing were truly amazing and terrifying

[LushynFilmmaking]

1:51 I'm always having a joy noticing Nolan's signature techniques . Like interrupting an action/speech line with explosions or gunfire. Unexpected and striking, but so immersing.

[romilrh]

Deceiving us about Collins being safe after landing with him waving out of the cockpit, and then later showing us what really happened from the sea perspective was just brilliant.

[FlamEmerge]

3:42 from Tom Hardys point of view he thought his waving means good landing, but actually he was signaling for help as he was stuck inside the cockpit

[dontLEAVEmePLS]

Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer can make anything so intense.

[occy]

Just watched special features for this film. It is mind blowing that none of this was CGI.

[chickenvasquez]

I really love their communication. The way they talk while they're in vibration inside the plane.

[jockmcscottish]

The Spitfire is such a beautiful aircraft.