DUNKIRK (2017) made dad cry.. | First Time Watching | MOVIE REACTION

[@myegyptiandadreacts4824]

Hey guys! Here's a list of our Patreon-only exclusive reactions, ones that won't make it on KZbin, incase you're interested in some! www.patreon.com/MyEgyptianDadReacts - The Fabelmans (2022) - Good Morning Vietnam- Robin Williams (1987) - Dune (2021) - The Black Phone (2022) - Barbarian (2022) - Behind Enemy Lines (2001) - Batman Begins (2005) - Only the Brave (2017) - The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) - Kingdom of Heaven (2005) - Scent of a Woman (1992) - The Father (2020) - End of Watch (2012) - Road to Perdition (2002) - The Fourth Kind (2009) - Malcom X (1992) - Ordinary People (1980)

[@peterengelen2794]

Can I recommend some war movies that I think your father would really like? ''La Battaglia di Algeri'' a.k.a. ''The Battle of Algiers'' (1966), ''L'Armée des Ombres'' a.k.a. ''Army of Shadows'' (1969), ''Lacombe Lucien'' (1974), ''Soldaat Van Oranje'' a.k.a. ''Soldier of Orange'' (1977), the director's cut of ''Das Boot'' a.k.a. ''The Boat'' (1981) and ''Stalingrad'' (1993), but I guess he already have seen the first movie...

[@MrJaybon]

1917 next pls

[@jbagger331]

The birds fly a lot better than we do See how they wheel and bank and glide (perfect) And all in one Wings, body, tail; all in one verse Someday, I'm going to create a plane that flew just like a bird verse It isn't exactly a bird I'm creating, is it? At least it's a curious odd bird A bird that breathes fire and spits out death and destruction A Spitfire bird A Spitfire bird verse Faster, always faster What a strange looking machine You can't see a Spit in the air without getting a kick out of it Why it is like a bird A Spitfire bird A spitfire bird verse It's tiring's always stretching out for something that's just out of reach But I'll get it After all, what I want isn't as easy as all that It's gotta do four-hundred miles an hour Turn on a sixpence Climb ten thousand feet in a few minutes Dive at five-hundred without the wings coming off Carry eight machine guns verse Hello, Hunter leader, Hunter leader Bandits approaching Beachy from Southeast angel's one to five, over Bandits are now about three to four miles south of Beachy You should see them any minute, they're now south of you Hello, Hunter leader, Hunter leader Flapper Control calling, can you see them? Can you see them? outro A Spitfire bird A Spitfire bird

[@AlexC-ou4ju]

Spare a thought for the last relatively organised French forces fighting to keep the Germans away as the evacuations took place

[@justicepatrol2024]

Often overlooked.

[@JustinHH22]

Heroic rearguard action, much respect to them

[@SPQRatae]

Indeed. The Belgians also did a lot, which is often ignored.

[@johnkimble4119]

@@SPQRatae They both did jack shit, plus the idiotic behavior of Belgians pre invasions made the downfall even easier.

[@sebastiendoquin918]

Despite the success of the operation, 40,000 soldiers, most of them French, were captured in the Dunkirk pocket. In addition, all heavy equipment and vehicles had to be abandoned. 2,472 guns, almost 65,000 vehicles and 20,000 motorcycles were left behind in France. 377,000 tonnes of supplies, over 68,000 t of ammunition and 147,000 t of fuel were also abandoned.

[@tonygourdine512]

I love the dynamics of a father and his son with a great relationship ! It's a beautiful thing to behold !!!

[@JW-ki8md]

Hearing the words of Churchill at the end of this movie as the spit fire burns and the Germans take Tom Hardy away moves me every time I see it.

[@zacwendell7684]

The blind old man in my opinion is supposed to imply he is a first world war veteran who survived a gas attack hence why he is now blind and why he is telling the soldiers that surviving is enough.

[@steven95N]

This was still the early war. The soldiers look clean cut because for most of them, Dunkirk and there events leading up to it was their first encounter with the enemy. Military dress standards were still heavily enforced ect. Also, flying in formation like that is more realistic. Helps you identify friend or foe easily and your squadmates/wingman won't get jumped by the enemy. If they catch a straggler out of formation, that's the aircraft they're going to go after first, same with us. Though, they wouldn't be that low, even after a dog fight, you would immediately being to gain altitude again. Altitude and speed are your main weapons.

[@SPQRatae]

I love your reactions so much! Your dad is great, and it's heartwarming to see a father and son spend quality time together.

[@kxd2591]

Great reaction! Now you need to watch DARKEST HOUR, with Gary Oldman as Churchill. The movie takes place during the Dunkirk evacuation.

[@72tadrian65]

It is so incredibly interesting to watch your dad react to this stuff! I spent a ton of time in the Middle East myself and I love this content!

[@myegyptiandadreacts4824]

Thank you! He’s the best!

[@72tadrian65]

@@myegyptiandadreacts4824 I’m only getting to dads point of view. I just wanna lay back have a smoke and take a drink.

[@StrudelShaft]

A beautiful demonstration of the madness of WWII

[@laurentfranco8075]

I'm not much of a viewer of reaction video's. But since I'm stuck with a broken leg I have much time to fill. I especially enjoyed your reaction video's because it reminded me how I and my dad used to watch movies together on weekends in the 80's and 90's.

[@myegyptiandadreacts4824]

Aw man, we wish you a speedy recovery and hope our videos are of some comfort during the process 😊

[@JT_Gamble]

I stumbled upon your channel a few months ago and just wanted to say your reactions are some of the best. Most of the time when people are talking they miss a lot stuff but you guys are really good at still paying attention, being able to do that is I think is great and adds more to your content where with others it takes it away. I’d like to recommend a couple movies I haven’t seen anyone react to but in my opinion are very good: Beasts of no Nation, and the Siege of Jadotville.

[@myegyptiandadreacts4824]

Thank you. I learned that by watching other reactors and it always got on my nerves a little bit haha. There’s a big difference between commenting on a movie and talking over it

[@MlTCH]

The war might have been lost in Western Europe if the British military weren’t rescued from Dunkirk. This was a major major major event in world history.

[@roberttaylor5997]

The Battle of Britain (1969) starts at the same time as Dunkirk.

[@JimsScience]

I love this. May I recommend "Ice Cold in Alex" for when before the british started getting bored of Losing?

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

my grandfather was at dunkirk, and above my fireplace in a frame is a bullet the medics pulled out of his lung, he kept it because the nurse that pulled it out he later married, and as a kid he would say to me "i wish i could thank the german who shot me in the chest, because of him i met my lovely wife"

[@jasonjones3638]

The greatest victory from defeat EVER. If they hadn't sailed, the world would have been a very different place. Hard not to cry, but when those boys came home, they came home as HEROs but they were 10,0000 times angrier when they went back.

[@vonvard]

Great reaction guys. Love from Manchester UK

[@BlyatBlaster]

16:26 it never says it, but there’s a reason the old man is blind. A common side effect of the mustard gas used during the First World War was blindness. If your gas masked wasn’t properly secured and let some gas in, it would fry your eyes and you’d go blind. My assumption with the blind man has always been that he’s a British veteran of the First World War who was blinded in a gas attack. And so when he says “that’s enough” to just survive, it’s because he understands that surviving is enough. That’s the best you can do in war. Just survive it.

[@rumbledumpthumpershaker6735]

George Mills was a real boy who was killed during the evacuation. They evacuated 338,000 allied troops from Dunkirk. Forty thousand French soldiers were left behind but they covered the evacation.

[@justonecornetto80]

Not to mention the 25000 British troops who were ordered to stay behind and do the same thing, some of whom were murdered by the SS after being taken prisoner.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

I never got to chill with my dad. He never had time for me

[@FanEAW]

man i wish i had such a good relationship with my father like you guys, im jealous lol

[@prettyokandy230]

imo you should watch midway ( 2019), not a very popular movie but one of the best war movies ever imo.

[@Kim-hc5si]

Such a good movie ❤

[@gweedus]

I would love to make a reaction channel with my dad - problem is he would fall asleep during every video lmao

[@glen30]

I think you guys would like "The thin Red Line"

[@shard4756]

Imo thats one of the worst war movies ive ever seen

[@runitupstrap]

just subbed keep the reactions coming

[@WelshmanSudios]

I love the relationship between you guys, the enemy hated that plane, because it could be repaired in minutes, seeing your dad get emotional, he’s like my father, not a cryer but when he does, it’s for good reasons. Nothing wrong in a good cry. Thank you. it was the big disaster that the Germans outflanked the French and British forces, thanks for the review, love from south wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 wales UK, lost family in this battle. This is what they’re trying to do, is blot out history, so we don’t learn from our mistakes, today the big agenda is what they identify with, back then it was how to survive from one day to the next.

[@akil_almaeiz5652]

I agree with dad about the shoes, was a good highlight. Shukran sir. ❤

[@Vlad.Larionov]

It will be interesting to see your reaction to the films "Robocop" and "Robocop 3". This is a cool immortal classic 👍

[@Millennial_Echo]

So I want to make a war movie recommendation, 1917, which takes place during the First World War (The Great War) about a young man and his friend tasked to deliver a message across enemy lines to stop an attack in order to save the young man's brother and the 1,600 men from charging into a trap. It gives a similar feel as Dunkirk, but it's done in one continuous take (well, looks it, but it's still very impressive) if you decide to give it a watch it'd be interesting to know what you think of it.

[@Ninabobeba12]

Random question. Did you react to peaky blinders? :)

[@myegyptiandadreacts4824]

Yes! But it’s such a journey to upload that we’re afraid to start editing and uploading them so we’re saving it for a rainy day 😂

[@jbagger331]

Michael Caine voice cameo from The Battle of Britain.

[@Len124]

Great video! Your Dad's reactions are fun to watch! Though this was released a year ago, and you probably won't see this (plus what I'm going to say doesn't affect the quality of the reactions, which are still great), I heard you mention that you thought it was World War I, but it was actually WWII. The so-called "Miracle of Dunkirk" took place in 1940 as Nazi Germany seemed to be on the verge of winning the war, effectively pushing the Allies out of the continent immediately prior to France's surrender and the Axis powers' domination of the majority of continental Europe. If you're ever unsure of which war a movie is depicting, one way to immediately tell is by paying attention to the type of German soldiers and their flags. If it involves the Nazis and you see swastikas, it's World War II. While the Germans were the adversaries in both wars, it was the German Empire, which was led by an aristocracy and a royal house with an emperor titled the "Kaiser" in World War I, and then after their defeat, Hitler came to power in the '30s between the wars. While the German Empire prior to their defeat in WWI were by no means "nice guys," the Nazis were a much more extremist, totalitarian, and genocidal regime that took advantage of the German people's bitterness over their defeat in WWI, blaming the Jews and other ethnic, religious, and political minorities for "stabbing them in the back" (which was a complete fabrication) during that war. Hopefully I don't come off as a know-it-all or too critical, and I apologize if you've learned this since this video was released, but I just thought I'd offer that bit of info since I also find this period of history super fascinating. Either way, you've gained a subscriber!

[@rustyshackleford4761]

You should check out Waterloo. It’s about napoleons defeat

[@eli4984]

I agree.

[@cheshirekoala9457]

If you want an incredible idea of making a movie from Christopher Nolan, you really should watch Memento. Truly a master piece.