Dunkirk Ending - All Farrier/Fortis 1 Scenes (with Variation 15 by Hans Zimmer)

The scenes with Farrier were the most intensive and interesting from my point of view, so I decided to combine all the ones from the ending of the movie, when he was about to land on the beach, and add a shorter version of Variation 15 from the official soundtrack.

I must say it turned out to be better than I expected, maybe you'll like it, too.

[riotergr]

When my fuel tank is empty and my Spitfire is...ASHES...Then you have my permission to take me captive.

[thirtytrap]

51 year old American Paratrooper here and I just wanted to say....Thank you Tommies for being hard as rocks!!  You stood firm and helped save the world as we know it!!

[delciemcwhoopie]

Farrier’s last dogfight, beach landing and capture is an incredible sequence in an incredible movie.

[TheCrimsonFckr]

There's a very famous photo taken after Dunkirk of the Germans posing in front of a Spitfire that crashed on the beach after the evacuation.

That very same Spitfire was recovered from the sand years later, restored to her original specification, and is the Spitfire you see in this film.

[sambeach]

Emotional scene. The brits seeing the spit’s prop not turning, and they know he stayed til the end to help them out.

[thevelointhevale]

Saw this on IMAX ... had tears in my eyes during this sequence ...

[philipmiller]

Truly the greatest generation around the world, thank you.

[billace]

“You don’t get into a Spitfire. You put it on”.
-John Romain, Pilot.

[arnabkumardey]

As a INDIAN I want give a honourable salute to brave British pilots during World War Two who made sure we never surrender we will die with brave heart. Biggest respect and huge salute from West Bengal India. Tears roll out from my eyes when I see this clip.💥💥💥💥💥

[residentelect]

Perfect, absolutely perfect. Thank you for this mate 👍 My grandfather was an airman with the RAF, and I'm not ashamed to admit this edit choked me up. Thanks again.

[lewiscray]

Poignant as my dad was at Dunkirk and I read his diaries of the events before watching the film. Tears rolled. Thank you.

[CalDal_]

2:01 is genuinely the most beautiful shot ive ever seen in a movie

[bechkrisalah]

That moment when he was looking at his burning ship broke my aviator heart to pieces.

[pedrofragoso]

Nimrod and a Spitfire by the sunset. How perfect can it get?

[zoso]

History will judge that DUNKIRK should have won the best picture Oscar over the unremarkable The Shape of Water.

[geraldj.]

There are lots of awesome and memorable scenes from good movies but that Spit gliding over the beach in low altitude with engine off will stay with me for a long time, I figure. Just outstanding!

[mabel]

I feel bad for Farrier. But I admire his courage to fight to the end.

[dovetonsturdee]

A far more appropriate ending would have been a scene of HMS Shikari, one of the oldest and smallest destroyers in the Royal Navy, and the last vessel to leave Dunkirk, entering Dover with her last load of troops, her Battle Ensign flying and her guns elevated in token of a naval victory. Lt. Cdr. Richardson and his crew carried out seven round trips, bringing out 3349 men.

[g.w.]

The only time you actually see any Germans is at the very end and even then their faces are blurry. A masterpiece this is indeed.

[mariomonsma]

Stunning emotional scene. After helping the ground fellow soldiers with heroicity, the pilot find himself in a very risky situation. I can feel the loneliness of the pilot after the kindest act that anyone can be able to do. The music is awesome. It is one the best ending scene movie ever. I feel the loneliness as part of ourselves. Great film.