Dunkirk Official Soundtrack | The Mole - Hans Zimmer | WaterTower

[@harry_fox]

- The tide's turning now. - How can you tell? - The bodies are coming back.

[@TheEnergizingbunny]

Creepy as heck, man. The lines, and music make a perfect combination of turning war into a horror movie.

[@BillyWunebuger]

@@TheEnergizingbunny Such a great movies

[@riowarner0617]

@@TheEnergizingbunny War is horrow especially WW2 the germans were we did get scared

[@bretzel1026]

cring

[@OttoWatt9000]

scary to think about.

[@sancheezzzy2712]

Probably the loudest movie I've ever watched but also the most intense movie. Loved it.

[@martras2237]

agreed, the gun shots in the very beginning caught me and my friends completely off guard

[@martras2237]

Alejandro Barazer holy shit that too, first time ive felt genuinely afraid of that Jericho trumpet on the stukas when seeing it in a movie/tv show! And the explosions that followed after the high pitched screech sent shivers down my spine. Unfortunately, the aftermath of the bombs didn't do much for me since everyone just kinda looked like they were taking a nice little nap. It would have really added to the atmosphere if they would have actually included some gore with some dismemberment imo but oh well

[@Otherdave008]

Apparently, Nolan wanted to leave all the gore out and just leave it as simple as the story of what actually happened at Dunkirk, also able to keep the certificate low and educate younger people.

[@martras2237]

AreYouDavid? Im all for encouraging younger people to learn more about history, but i feel that having gore would have helped set the overall tone and atmosphere of the soldiers peril for staying on that beach.

[@maxmullen6337]

Areyoudavid. Haven't seen the film but from reviews it seems there isn't much history in the film. The rescue of troops is the very least of it.

[@dfg1999]

Dunkirk is not your ordinary war movie. It's done amazingly without showing a drop of blood.

[@Jacques_the_Rooster]

Exactly. An "art angle" towards war themes. Too bad that many people don't understand this masterpiece 😐

[@errolscroder7281]

There was blood in Dunkirk

[@seadve]

ironically, there is a scene showing blood which involves a character not involved to the war

[@shane-irish]

Shitty movie

[@louisbeerreviews8964]

Shane Canning it’s not

[@stephen4697]

It's easy to look back on ww2, 70 years later, safe at home, knowing that the allies won. But imagine living in that moment, how real it would have been, those sinking ships had real people in them, with families, children. They would have killed for a way out. These guys holding off Dunkirk, not knowing if they would see their family again, or if the entire world would fall under Hitlers control. I can't even imagine the feeling. I have nothing but respect for those guys.

[@troyt6532]

That comment got extremely intense, the music intensifying while I read.

[@liamschornhost2811]

Always talking about allies, and never talking about German's famillies, kids, and parents. Stfu if ur so one-sided

[@JR-ve1hb]

@@liamschornhost2811 Not much empathy is to be expected for invaders

[@liamschornhost2811]

@@JR-ve1hb Consider it saying the to the British who colonized with France entire Africa.

[@sweettoko995]

The families of both sides fell victim to the wraith of one ruthless dictator. Because of his actions, people have to suffer, Axis and Allies alike.

[@illegal_water]

If anxiety had a sound...

[@lordbertox4056]

Chancellor Palpatine whats the senate doing here?

[@cubancucumber]

Lord Bertox he’s too dangerous to be left alive, we must inform the Council!!!

[@craigco6480]

Sheev

[@nemesiszer0708]

Are you the senate?

[@Drayken]

If you wanna know what auditive anxiety really sounds like have a look at the dyatlov pass incident

[@LeonFinIII]

Dunkirk is a special movie. The soundtrack reinforces this fact.

[@tszfungyip2122]

it is the only movie that can make me shit my pants in 5 min from the start

[@Night4fingers]

The Stukas. God, the sirens on those bastards...

[@FrostBlackbird]

Snow Gamer Dude I saw it in IMAX. I've never had so much anxiety watching a movie. That damn ticking of the clock the whole movie is giving me nightmares haha amazing movie though. Loudest movie I've ever seen.

[@Ghaffar_KH]

FrostBlackbird I just came back, dude holy shit this is probably the best IMAX experience I ever had. Like I saw the planes dropping the bombs in youtube in the beginning, but holy shit is it different in IMAX. My chest was literally pounding like i’m in a concert.

[@markopetrushev3084]

i literally clenched my butcheeks and made a cringe expresion on my face upon hearing them......only Nolan can do that ... make you feel the terror in a movie

[@allo_es_me_sam]

The intensity of this movie almost gave me a heart attack

[@divydubey17]

I had to walk out of the theatre within the first two minutes because of the high heart rate. NO JOKE!

[@pixiedust215]

Han Yolo it's a heart attack you're glad you had

[@KRONOS115]

The first gunshots were so loud

[@IrrelevantMuffin]

Gunshots in real life are so loud. Really puts you in their shoes by having planes/guns/explosions loud and realistic.

[@ardiologi]

Han Yolo the wounded soldier in the stretcher part gives me rapid heartbeat at the beginning 😂

[@indraneeldeshmukh2493]

imagine if hans composed for a horror movie...that would be the end...

[@gellertvarga6571]

indraneel deshmukh the ring

[@andyrafael5655]

Fuck that would be so wonderful

[@vilaskadival]

Wilco van den Berg .

[@drchitta2686]

@@Svebul a sci fi horror movie

[@JKPieGuy]

War is Horror, because it happened.

[@Starslight217]

This movie had me in tears, it was so intense and it made me immediatly remember my grandfather who fought at dunkirk and lived there after war for the rest of his life. Wish he could've seen this movie...

[@spoodurmin9742]

Lagoo it would have triggered flashbacks

[@blitz_mg5950]

Lagoo Dunkirk wasn’t a fight u dolt it was an evacuation

[@spyro91rep.productions22]

Lagoo your grandfather would have seen in life of the scary intense evacuatetion in dunkirk many lost lives when the Kruts atrack one by one of the British and Franch soldiers and give them days to surrender. If you were there it would be scary to survive the Germen army fronts pushing by little. To your grandfather who pass away in peace my God bless his soul that he been though. And I slute to him for his veteran service and thank him for support his country.

[@oculuspi6975]

Lagoo All hail this man for having the coolest grandpa ever.

[@carlosduty974]

Only the british raf fought at dunkirk almost none of the british infantery fought, every ground fights were made by the french. So maybe he was there but im pretty sure he didnt fought

[@abdulwaahid5654]

I regret not watching this in the theatre

[@betsabe1909]

Sameeee 😔

[@ghaithghazi6748]

I couldn't have the courage to go alone, and my friends won't find this entertainment suitable for thier taste, thus I opted for the Blu-ray version

[@strigonshitposting793]

You missed out

[@ChandanSingh-cy5jo]

Watched 1st show ❤️

[@dysonwitwer6430]

I do. It scared me and was overstimulating. Have never felt overwelmed by a film, but I felt nauseous after seeing this. Hats off to the crew ?

[@sassythesasquatch6847]

Oscars don't deserve Nolan and Zimmer.

[@NorinDerycke]

Stannis Baratheon they deserve something beyond that

[@umangrathod3570]

Stannis Baratheon true that

[@theclashking2697]

THE MANNIS IS ALIVE , THE ONE TRUE KING IS A FAN OF NOLAN / ZIMMER HOLY FCK

[@danielcosby1505]

Christopher Nolan is not the director we deserve, but the one we need.

[@alvarogalindotapia8848]

The Rightful king is right!

[@koushikraja331]

that ticking sound...its from Nolan's own watch.

[@PeterPing]

For real?

[@Ghaffar_KH]

Yeah he told Hans to record his pocket watch and add it in someway, Nolan must have learned how to make music after working a long time with the God himself xD

[@KrisWustrow]

Yep, true story. Nolan sent Hans his watch for him to record the ticking sound and use as a theme to emphasize the time-pressure for evacuations.

[@jowoman7799]

TooCoolForYou Well both Nolan and Zimmer are gods.

[@witchysea4142]

DAMMIT AARON

[@sebhasmovies9430]

this was the most intense movie i've ever seen

[@mohamadkabbara1383]

sebhasmovies .

[@megamoviez]

sebhasmovies That's seriously a bold claim. Very intense but to say ever.

[@timolee]

+mega moviez they said "most intense movie i've ever seen" not "most intense ever of all time". it's not bold, it's their truth.

[@sebhasmovies9430]

Mega MovieZ exactly. watching this in IMAX 70mm created an entire experience for ME personally. idk about all time movies, but it hit me hard

[@megamoviez]

sebhasmovies It hit me hard too and I didn't see it in Imax. I just would have to think about it before I say most intense movie I have ever seen because I have seen a LOT of movies.

[@azvdcrafts6147]

A ww2 action movie where we almost no nazi soldier appears, and yet it's intense as fuck. Dude, this is art.

[@vedantdesai1]

Canal Desocupado the Luftwaffe Stukas appear, and that itself is daunting! The Jericho trumpets Nolan used in the film can actually give people PTSD

[@jasminsandoval8240]

Vedant Desai Films wow. I love these types of movies, makes me want to go into the movie film industry! Movies like these are educational, important, and phenomenal with all respect and should be watched repeatedly!

[@hubudubebububububeubub]

German soldiers they where drafted they had no choice, if the didnt they would be hanged on lantern poles in their city.

[@EverestBlizzard]

@@hubudubebububububeubub Most soldiers were drafted, or volunteered on Allied nations due to patriotic propaganda. Remember that entire regiments of Soviet soldiers were thrown at the Germans without weapons. I'd say that a lot of German soldiers were brainwashed to believe the party line, not unlike most Totalitarian regimes.

[@dragooll2023]

@@EverestBlizzard They weren't brainwashed, it was just systematically impossible to reject

[@nickrutsky242]

One of the most consistently intense movies I've ever seen, and it does it without showing the face of a single german soldier

[@abcatos]

nick rutsky they do show in the end,👍

[@Chamait]

nick rutsky They did show in the boat scene

[@atharvamalandkar9267]

a german pilot crashes into a sea and manages to get on a boat

[@paulobrandao931]

Nolan's intention was to make clear that the enemy in Dunkirk was time, not the germans. Just brilliant!

[@RootEntry]

@@paulobrandao931 It was tho.

[@seunghoonsung9684]

Hans zimmer + Christopher Nolan = masterpiece

[@gloriushumbug5832]

John Lin i reallly hope more ww2 blockbusters like this come out

[@DrRoxburgh3]

God damn right.

[@RAY-THE-WAY]

John Lin Dark night is a prime example

[@arnavwadekar9642]

Interstellar, Inception, Dark Knight Trilogy, Dunkirk.

[@Venaticorum]

fucking masterpieces

[@theniceguy4485]

How lucky are we that we got Nolan and Zimmer in the same era? #Legends

[@razyt6finger402]

not luckier than getting cristi and messi but yeah they are gods of production

[@TheRockinBK]

No greater duo!

[@potatoavacadonion1025]

@@TheRockinBK would argue with Spielberg and Williams but yeah the two duos are like unmatched

[@SergioBlackDolphin]

When Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer get together, I listen to the movie and watch the soundtrack.

[@StalkerX426]

If 2 maniacs make a perfect movie:

[@bearpoos8696]

The tension builds to the end and then seemingly stops but continues to build. Nolan is truly the master of tension, suspense and the buildup of it.

[@PizzWisard]

That's the use of a sound technique called the shepard tone, an infinitely rising tone. Endless tension. It's use in this score is very subtle, although everything is composed around it. Zimmer's a genius basically

[@MM-hk4pb]

@Bearpoos apparently he wrote the screenplay based on the principle of the shepherd tone as well.

[@christianpaystrup4427]

Who jumped when the first gunshot went off?

[@iamNATFAN]

Both me and my mum, lol

[@halwaffles]

I think everyone in the theater I went to did.

[@scrioggle]

every gunshot was earrape

[@dom_the3166]

It scared the crap out of me.

[@Spybreak001]

Everyone I was around did. The theater had its volume almost too high for my tastes, and that's what made it so effective. One of the great things about Dunkirk is it doesn't mute the most important sounds. Guns and planes in real life are extremely loud, and many movies ignore that. The sound of the gunshots in Dunkirk, the screeching roar of the Stukas, the explosions, every sound that meant the end of someone's life was taking place was shocking and terrifying.

[@nordicmandimias]

The legends say Nolan was sitting in his chair in a dark room writing the script, thinking about the narratives, perspectives to tell the story of Dunkirk, and as he was doing so, he heard a old pocket watch ticking. Tick tock. He recorded that menacing ticking. A ticking time. A fundamental effect in everyone's faith. A simple tick tock. Time. And gave the recording to Zimmer. And as they say, the rest is history.

[@desporty93]

Not really true, because this ticking sound was already one of the focal points of Interstellar. Dunkirk is like that Interstellar docking scene on steroids. Plus time was also a very large factor in Inception. So yeah, this is not something he suddenly unearthed for Dunkirk.

[@nordicmandimias]

I'm talking about actual ticking sound from pocket watch, Nolan said that in interview so go figure.

[@recht_voor_zijn_raap5506]

Niki Cheong The ticking you hear IS in fact Nolans pocket watch.

[@gx2music]

Tick tock - the 3rd Reich is coming and we are running out of time. Utter genius to build the film around that simple horrific panicky fact. If this film doesn’t get best picture Oscar then Hollywood truely has lost its way.

[@donhitarth]

You can feel your heartbeats.

[@Tirana-qg1ft]

yea

[@dr.s.choudhury8089]

True that!

[@mfc9328]

this movie doesn't have any melodic soundtracks like the other works of Hans zimmer, its fully harrowing and builds up tension and it fits into the story so well

[@granthoover9045]

Mizanur Hussain was really hoping to get "that one" that was touching and poignant like Time for Inception.

[@randomguy6679]

well variation 15 fits that bill quite nicely

[@jaideepchahal491]

There was one when the civilian ships arrived

[@WeaselLevelDesign]

Nimrod, by Elgar :) Beautifully woven into this whole OST

[@stop6578]

If you listen to "Home", it will feel very nice. Sounds like shits about to go down and then just out of nowhere - hope.

[@jorge-iu1fh]

i thought this movie would not be that good... i was proven wrong. the intensity of this movie is nothing like i've seen before. Absolute masterpiece by Nolan and Zimmer

[@AdhilAramam]

Dunkirk without soundtrack is practically speaking a "silent film" . The impact of the soundtracks played an important role in giving a feel to the film. Hans Zimmer 💚💚💚💚

[@RootEntry]

Almost every movie ever:

[@anthonyandersen1390]

The most beautiful opening scene ever

[@uncle7215]

Ikr

[@vesselytheyoucraft]

It was so fucking loud! When there were gunshots!

[@uncle7215]

the most badass part tbh was the French holding the line.

[@Counterspell]

Just finished watching it in imax, 300/10, its a masterpiece. i recommend you take your heart monitor and a ventilator.

[@niek7422]

Counterspell I forgot my oxygen tank and I died

[@whereami2477]

Counterspell 70mm?

[@divydubey17]

I had to walk out of the theatre within the first two minutes because of the high heart rate. NO JOKE!

[@ericschuster2680]

underrated. I expect at least a 1000/10 for this movie! :P

[@whereami2477]

Divy Dubey Jesus really?!

[@ONeill01]

Commander: You can practically see it from here. Captain: What? Commander: Home.

[@azrael2435]

jhnsnow421 *Admiral not commander. Not to be a butt

[@gonzo0071]

Commander: You can practically see it from here. Captain: What? Commander: An Oscar.

[@ericpoulsen3087]

He is actually a Colonel. :-)

[@NamelessFG]

Lol stop making up info. He is a commander according to the cast information. His name was Commander Bolton Source: www.imdb.com/title/tt5013056/fullcredits

[@NamelessFG]

You are right though, the man in the army (Winnant) was a colonel and Commander Bolton (The man in blue) was in the Royal Navy which in Britain is the same rank. So they have both equal power just in different divisions, which surprises me since I thought Commander Bolton had a higher rank than Colonel Winnant.

[@bebased1785]

Imagine being a Frenchmen back in Dunkirk, knowing that high command has abandoned you and you’re comrades, the Germans are tearing you’re nation apart, you’re running low on supplies and theirs no way out while having to repel a meth’d up army to give the British a fighting chance of evacuating to continue the war. Yet you get remembered as a coward.

[@Memelander]

Underrated

[@hannahdyson7129]

The French have never been cowards. Their history says otherwise

[@Mozzie7920]

The people calling them cowards have no clue about French history

[@EnclaveSOC-102]

Not all of the French were left behind, some of their soldiers and government officials were evacuated to England and would continue to provide assistance.

[@mskadwa]

@@hannahdyson7129 I guess the genocide of 1.5 million+ Algerians is bravery.

[@DoNultima]

My favourite movies of all time: 1. Interstellar 2. The Dark Knight 3. Inception 4. Pulp Fiction 5. Dunkirk Nolan is a GENIUS. God of cinema.

[@amaice]

You probably know this but it's funny how nearly all of these (or all of these, not sure about the 4th) have music by Hans Zimmer the legend

[@noname-ml8hk]

Dunkirk and interstellar is the best movie

[@kedarsalunkhe1142]

U should see Arrival.

[@NaveedKhan-tn4un]

Inception on 2nd position, I am afraid.

[@NaveedKhan-tn4un]

@@noname-ml8hk inception and Interstellar, I am afraid

[@nebchoncho9384]

Imagine playing this song while looking at a mole.....most epic mole ever...

[@Winduct]

It would be a very tense mole.

[@gaoshikui88]

For you

[@tszfungyip2122]

Panicked as if it was the only way to get out of wherever u were

[@lombardvolakz]

what is mole?

[@stef2dk]

t.xenks Sad it is a masonry for docking i guess. ..if you look at a map of dunkerque you will recognise these long "strip" of construction for the docking of the boat...

[@marcom.3554]

Hans Zimmer is the main character of this movie.

[@kevin99172]

"We can practically see it from here" "what?" me:"The Oscar"

[@HuckFinn994]

wow ok. go up guy. go faar up. this comment deserves to

[@BrewokGanas]

me: "your mole"

[@nrlatty22]

SYNCpro MOLEY MOLEY MOOOLEY (austin powers)

[@harshpatel5816]

i don't care, they give oscar or not, but we do know how epic this movie is...

[@blaw500]

i read that in his voice as the music was playing, it was as if I was still watching it in the theater. that's how powerful that movie was.

[@MegaCrocosaurus92]

Some would say that first gunshot would be the kicker for the film's intensity. They are wrong. It's the first note.

[@karimecolettadominguez]

XenoKaiju yes!

[@vilaskadival]

Some say the gunshots were scary But GORUZ knows otherwise!!!!!!

[@Candy-sm5yl]

Gunshots? More like *mkIIs*

[@mr.knight7154]

Who is listening before WWIII

[@louisbeerreviews8964]

miners never die it’s not ww3

[@rey_nemaattori]

@@louisbeerreviews8964 Yet, tensions between east and west are rising...

[@MrTAggarwal]

It's already WW3 going on..this pandemic war..

[@Alex_goat-fn]

Tushar Aggarwal true

[@Glowmoff]

Bro, you didnt know you were in for this kind of a ride when you posted that comment. Simpler times. The worst is still to come.

[@minecraftmaniac84]

The gun shots at the beginning of this film scared the shit out of me

[@gabesalinas3797]

Maniac you're not alone

[@recht_voor_zijn_raap5506]

Maniac Same here... The sound of the shots was so loud I jumped... But nothing compares to the sound of the Stukas coming down on the soldiers at the beach... Truly breathtaking and horrifying.

[@DevilKung14256]

The first shot literally made me duck under the seat to make sure I was in cover xD

[@vesselytheyoucraft]

Maniac lol same bruh! I was just like "when does the battle scenes start?", but poof!! The gunshots came, i fuckin jumped! The speakers were so loud as hell!

[@TheWelchProductions]

"He's on me." "I'm on him."

[@Flypidge]

Poxow epic 😀

[@DrSrixx]

GAY

[@gx2music]

The matter of fact coolness of the Spirfire Pilots was so mesmerising. It was so lifelike and real. Tom Hardy was magnificent - absolutely nailed the personality and demeanour of a fighter pilot.

[@carolynpackard9617]

I've never been so on the edge of my seat an entire film just watching a guy fly around in a plane evading enemy aircraft. The soundtrack just made it so much more intense. Especially when the other pilot's hatch didn't release and he crashed into the ocean.

[@WarisMalik-lo3gj]

The fighter pilots are total badasses... Especially Tom Hardy's character...

[@dandindan]

watching this movie in Imax bymyself today, goosebumps throughout the movie! there's barely no words to explain how i feel after watching this masterpiece. all hail Nolan and Hans Zimmer! bloody mesmerizing!

[@grevy8344]

Barely no, or barely any?

[@jacksongondo6166]

Barely no words ? Damn dude

[@deadshot_daquiri_remastered]

Fun fact: in the minute 2:44 the audio pitch doesn't get higher. It's a effect made by your brain

[@durzoblint3588]

0:00 - Howling Ambience 0:25 - Pulsing beat and ticking clock sound 2:45 - Build-up of string instruments 4:04 - Insanely fast ticking 4:26 - Build-up of strings to an overwhelming orchestra

[@ak-gi3eu]

*wow*

[@petreek3611]

One of the best movies I've ever seen, and Hans has a great share in achieving this

[@Wade_Fucking_Wilson]

petre kirtadze yeah this and logan were the best of 2017

[@ahellakhattab3761]

There's something haunting and hypnotizing about the sound design throughout the whole film... Kudos Hans Zimmer!

[@abara5678]

Shepard Tone

[@azathoth528]

1. The Mole. One week

[@recht_voor_zijn_raap5506]

Thawne06 The Sea. One day

[@gunnerysgthartman6124]

Thawne06 The Air one hour

[@fabulousfrance]

i didn't get that part of the movie actually "One week" "the sea/1 day" and "The Air/ one hour"

[@azathoth528]

The three stories are told in different periods of time, during the movie they show you what happened the last week on the beach before the evacuation, the last day on the boat and the last our for the pilots, like Inception where 10 seconds in the first level were 2 minutes in the second and 1 hour in the third

[@fabulousfrance]

thanks

[@sebastiankobeh7015]

imagine being a soldier on dunkirk beach in may 1940. Pure hell

[@billyredtail]

unless your german, doing target practice on that dutch boat

[@eagleswin2621]

Imagine being a french soldier stuck in Dunkirk.

[@skyguy1236]

@@billyredtail not really funny

[@billyredtail]

@@eagleswin2621 I have a lot of respect for the French 80th rear guard that held the line until the end

[@GoGreen1977]

Yes, and in May 2020, some spoiled brats don't want to wear a mask inside a building for 15 minutes, if that. They consider themselves "freedom fighters." 😖

[@Krazzy88]

Nolan and Zimmer working together is beyond great

[@silverspear21]

My friend told me he felt like he needed to go watch a Disney movie after watching Mad Max: Fury Road. I told him to not even think about watching Dunkirk then unless he has a pacemaker and oxygen mask. This movie was incredible I have never seen a movie at the theater where the entire audience was silent.

[@jarlballinofswagrun4229]

silverspear21 Now that i think about it you are right nobody said anything such a masterpiece.

[@mrpaperboy30]

Balian yup

[@therealmaskriz5716]

Balian all of Europe

[@jgreg3596]

Can Christopher Nolan win best director already? Because I think at this point he has more than earned it.

[@sulti94]

la la land was a great movie. but i also hope that Nolan wins this time :)

[@Gavin48]

I think he will Win it next year. They tend to give it to director's who make great immersive movies like Gravity, The Revenant, Life of Pi and Birdman. Nolan has it in the bag

[@johnhooyer3101]

Steven Spielberg made some of the most iconic movies of all time, and broke the record for highest grossing film three times before winning Best Director. He also significantly changed and grew as a director during that time, whereas Nolan hasn't changed or shown much flexibility. I suspect that after a while, he _will_ win Best Director, but only after his filmography has shown a significant amount of range. If I were to predict when he will win an Oscar, I'm guessing that it will be in ten to fifteen years. I could be entirely wrong, but that's how it seems to me.

[@James-sv2ff]

They don't award best director to the best director of the past 15 years though? They award it to whoever had the best directed movie of the year.

[@ParagonOlsen]

John Hooyer Nolan has tackled all manners of genres, themes and methods. How has he not shown range?

[@nadda698]

Hans zimmer is the best composer of our time

[@sitharasivaji]

nadda Agreed

[@kukylyasuvdhan3399]

even best is not enough !!!

[@Ghaffar_KH]

Of any damn time.

[@jowoman7799]

Both Zimmer and John are gods among men.

[@Justtry4525]

And the best thing is he's 100% self-taught; no degree, no courses, everything driven by his own passion and talent. now, that's what i call a genius

[@niklaskopetzky685]

Hans Zimmer is a LEGEND

[@davidrosser4407]

I think this film was to make you that you are not a viewer but a actual participant. Great movie

[@citizenbane3784]

Haven't seen this movie yet and will be at least my third favorite movie. Inception, Interstellar and Dunkirk = The Nolan and Zimmer combo. Masterpiece trilogy.

[@Saad_glazs42]

Freckles Fer Dark Knight

[@TealJosh]

Super hero movies don't really hit the mark of being interesting and challenging. I couldn't really see the director behind the camera crew in Dark Knight like I could with Inception and Interstellar Also the music in Dark Knight can't beat the music of neither.

[@joeduffyy]

Freckles Fer The dark knight is definitely better than interstellar

[@BuckingBadger]

The movie is really good alot of people are saying Dunkirk is the best war film to come out and Nolan's best film ever made

[@TealJosh]

Obviously this is slightly onto the genre debate, but my opinion is that superhero movies have lot less of cinematic value compared to sci-fi or drama/thriller. To me super hero movies are just cheap cash in to really good comics. Not much else. I just personally can't respect them.

[@witchysea4142]

"We can practically see them from here" "what?" "all the comments about getting the goddamn oscar"

[@LHoriginal]

witchysea lol

[@jopvos9242]

Well it got nominated for best original soundtrack

[@capt_noo]

this comment actually made me laugh

[@sreenivaskamath4243]

Only it didn't win 😓😓

[@dRoy8364]

If you listen closely at 0:50, you can hear bits of Variations 15, the soundtrack that is played when the small boats finally arrive. It reminds me of how the kick sound is actually the slowed down version of je ne regrette nien.

[@blackcoffeeblacker]

Dunkirk is Nolan's greatest film. It's not a war film, it's a survival thriller. It's the cinematic equivalent of the poem of war was told through heart attacks.

[@kikamen]

I love that the synth starting from 2:25 sounds kind of like the Stuka sirens.

[@Egobert]

Hans NEED AN OSCAR FOR THIS SOUNDTRACK

[@writershard5065]

He just got nominated for this soundtrack :D

[@liwsoderqvist5740]

@@writershard5065 did he get one

[@arianpoetrasamudra4022]

50% of the movie is this ticking sound

[@RemirexPL]

and it is fucking great so

[@TheBearwithaBeard]

Exactly. It reminds you time is running out.

[@tvTwo1]

Ryan Crins it embodies the urgency of rescuing those men in the beach

[@josephwoo69]

And 99% of the movie is either the ticking sound or the heartbeat sound

[@michaelpeloza1561]

The ticking is there the whole movie actually

[@LordonWiserman]

2:24 Come on admit it when you reached here you felt some slight chills

[@marcusmendoza7677]

My legs we're shaking when I got up from my seat after the movie

[@larch6509]

SilverSquad sameeee

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

This film and 1917 were probably the 2 most incredible cinematic experiences I’ve had in the last few years. I will forever be thankful that I saw both in imax and regretful that I didn’t see interstellar in IMAX.

[@prth5636]

You watched movie in imax and in my city no imax theater 😭

[@박찬린-y6n]

Shephard tone effect anyone?

[@mister_bdm]

Yes. Nolan loves using this effect. You can hear it in the Interstellar theme, the sound of the Batcy pe in The Dark Knight, etc.

[@raviteja8176]

yes

[@akshaygayakwad8741]

Vox video? Anyone?

[@groovywoovy6751]

Watched the vox video so many times

[@epclaymore7635]

Yes

[@Saukingalpha]

THE BIGGEST IRONY ABT SOUNDTRACK IN THIS WAR MOVIE ABOUT GERMANS VS BRITISH- ZIMMER IS A GERMAN, NOLAN IS BRITISH !!! - HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED!

[@mordekaihorowitz]

To add to that irony, Zimmer is a German Jew (Jewish German, whatever). So, double twist!

[@coolircarey1665]

Saukingalpha lol

[@derpreue2038]

Mordecai Zev Horowitz bruh u zionist lier stfu

[@HighTierWitches]

Mordecai Zev Horowitz Ironic

[@Mister_Kourkoutas]

Turns out that the tea sipping Poms and the sausage munching Bosche make for damn good partners.

[@batboy117]

now this is a Oscar winning soundtrack!

[@jakeola10]

It just got nominated :)

[@carldarling9957]

Hans Zimmer has created such a gritty soundtrack that it boosts the action and your heart will race throughout. Love his scores. Beautifully crafted and executed.

[@Epsa_]

The clock ticking is so nice, there’s a lot of different meanings you could theorise behind it but I think it means that their days are numbered. Eerie

[@MewtleYT]

I can feel the horror of war with my ears

[@gerthille1062]

Mewtle Exakt. Genau das finde ich auch. Der Schrecken des Krieges.

[@halwaffles]

I saw this masterpiece today in IMAX, and I can say with absolute certainty that this is the most intense movie I've ever seen, and I believe this may be my favorite movie of all time. It is very unique in the way the storyline flows, little dialogue and not really a focus character, but somehow this film still manages to get the point across that this was hell. It was terrifying; you dreaded the sound of an approaching plane; you were messed up by the constant sound of bombs exploding. This film is very special, and I recommend it to anyone who will listen to me to see it. To add, I was actually mentally and physically exhausted after watching this film because the adrenaline was flowing through my body the entire time.

[@K9PPFAN]

Probably the darkest score hans zimmer ever composed

[@farhanmarco7827]

Nolan and Hans Zimmer are just bunch of geniuses. How can they make a PG13 war film that intense and pretty scary? Heart-pumping and chills throughout the movie man...

[@MartianBuddy]

They are immortal and in charge. Never forget that,

[@FranciscoPoliGaming]

Oscar ? Where are You?

[@DhDeadMan]

Hans Zimmer is brilliant, once in a lifetime artist

[@fascinatedbyeverything]

I've seen this movie 3 times in 4 days....and in 3 different formats (35mm, Laser IMAX, and 70mm). It's amazing.

[@MaggotAddict21]

CelerityHouse Laser imax or 70mm? What you think is better

[@sagbear]

Now it's time to watch at home.

[@ManOfCinema-]

@@MaggotAddict21 def 70mm

[@exclusivelythemed2846]

Incredible sound track! I have watched the movie several times - just to hear the brilliance of joining of visual and atmospheric audio! Genius!

[@satvikmishra9425]

No, you are not alone. Everyone is here at start of WW3.

[@redcloud8444]

We were gifted with one of the best cinematic war movie ever. The movie has no real character focus just purely on the actual events that's happening on the evacuation. I don't thinkk anybody has ever seen this type of war movie before so this is quite original.

[@vallefxvalentinm2981]

It was THE loudest movie I've ever watched in cinema but it was SO intense! :o

[@DailyPetFriends]

Never been so much on the edge of my seat for a movie, watching this it felt like I was there in the movie... The sound when the spitfire's came across, once again a masterpiece by Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer with the perfect fitting music. One of my favorite movie's I have ever seen.

[@drondasgupta9378]

2:50 Very clever sound design resembling that of a propeller rotating. You can also notice the 'whoosh' sound that modern jets have, but it didn't exist in that era (more like a lawnmower going overhead)

[@josecenturiao8812]

This movie and the soundtrack are a great masterpiece...

[@muruganmudaliar8582]

As terrifying as the Movie is .

[@ceyboard4296]

Full stop. Yeah. I agree. War is awful.

[@user-yf9ku1tl6b]

I feel that it’s more terrifying and nerve wrecking considering how t They are trying to flee from the Germans who are just right behind the British slowly creeping up while their planes continue to cut them down on the beach or sink the ships

[@MiloMcCarthyMusic]

I thought you said “terrible” for a second and I was about to go in on your ass lmao

[@Hooperick36]

After watching this movie in IMAX 70mm today, I had to rush to the bus stop and catch it otherwise I would have waited another hour. I jogged to this track. I must say, it felt epic

[@xpintomusic]

I didn’t know it was physically possible to scratch the inside of my brain... best part 2:25

[@hansthemachinegunner2482]

Nice PFP.

[@georgpanathas]

Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer. What a duo! They equal perfection

[@user-xn2sl6vr9o]

Nolans top 3 movies Inception, Interstellar, Dunkirk

[@ClashBerry]

I'd say swap number 3 with Dark Knight and Dunkirk can get the Number 4 spot

[@jonasn7739]

ClashBerry - Tutorials & More dunkirk should get the 2nd spot

[@FranciscoJavierSegura]

No way Batman Trilogy kick Dundirk asses far away.

[@randomtroglodyte7272]

K not only are they Nolan's best movies, but some of the best ever

[@hummingpylon]

The prestige is his best

[@ST-nr1hm]

Nolan + Zimmer epic combo that makes a bone less pizza a reality!

[@jowoman7799]

Polite Paulite Both of them together is just perfect.

[@Blockistium]

2 litre coke

[@migueldelacruz4799]

Polite Paulite we clearly have different standards for pizza if you think pizza usually has bones.

[@olliepwnsall]

fuck you mean B?

[@Celestial_Wing]

If you've been eating Pizza with bones in it, I advise you to report to a health inspector cause I'm sure that isn't regulation.

[@eddiemunson2358]

This makes my walk home 100% more intense

[@z.tanriverdi]

When I first listened to this track in a summer evening, I was on the road home. Black clouds were gathering above in wrath, as if they were moving with the same rythm of this music. And then an intense hailstorm started, keeping us captive in the car. The ambience this music created back then was so awesome.

[@Show4YouG8]

I feel the motion, i feel the atmosphere... Im there standing, waiting... Blind, dead silent.. Amazing master piece of Hans, Thank you for taking me to this yourney.

[@GhostChild191]

I honestly can't get enough of this soundtrack

[@toma6068]

Me neither, especially the oil and supermarine

[@hisham_alkhraibat]

Hans Zimmer is great

[@TheBradderzlad93]

Hisham Joker he sure is

[@mayankbhatt4526]

Hisham Joker No Buddy..He is TOO GREAT

[@thekandycinema3193]

This movie was freaking amazing. The sound track + the ticking has you on the edge of your seat for the entire thing

[@hashtag_pupuli]

I saw it yesterday. I didn't like it. It was too short. So I am going again today :-D

[@johnschmidt1049]

It actually felt like a two and a half hour movie for me. The scenes were amazing.

[@EJplay]

If you didn't like it why are you going again?

[@sulti94]

i think you didnt get his joke ;D

[@EJplay]

I did actually. His 'joke' just didn't make sense. He said he 'didn't like it' and that the film 'was too short'. Then he says he'll go see it again for some unknown reason. I know it was supposed to be funny but too short could be a legitimate criticism.

[@MunaYusril]

EJplay he didn't like it because the film was too short. He wants more, so he comes back again.

[@Stefan-xb4mu]

Hans Zimmer is a Genius and the Dunkirk-Soundtrack is his Opus Magnum in my point of view; this film would be nothing without that perfect score; absolutely brilliant

[@jhrch4389]

_You can practically see it from here..._ *What* _Home_

[@vinitsunita]

Speechless after listening hans zimmer's music

[@Alistocrat]

Genuinely almost had a panic attack in the cinema when watching Dunkirk. It's so suspenseful and the soundtrack is the definition of anxiety. In a good way.

[@aliciafehr2569]

This soundtrack is so fantastic, it matches the action on the screen so perfectly, and literally grips you from start to finish. I've seen it twice now in theatres, and I'm definitely going to see it again!

[@jasminsandoval8240]

The whole soundtrack is a masterpiece! Since the movie had no dialogue most of the time, the music was the perfect choice and fill in! I’m obsessed with the movie, director, the actors, ....everything about this movie!

[@Aravali]

Such soundtracks keep me on the edge of my seat in the theater. What a masterpiece!