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Tag Archives: World War II
Review: Ocean’s Eleven (1960)
With the release of Ocean’s 8 looming over the horizon, the prospect of seeing the original Ocean’s Eleven held as much appeal as being dragged to an antique show in the middle of a desert. However, much to my surprise, … Continue reading
Review: Dunkirk (2017)
Dunkirk is an audacious and brutalising war picture that shell shocks with a furious invention and skilled cinematic craftsmanship. Told in a triptych structure: the film depicts the Dunkirk evacuation from the perspective of three Spitfire pilots who patrol the … Continue reading
Posted in 2017 Films
Tagged Christopher Nolan, Cinema, Dunkirk, The Dark Knight, Time, War Film, World War II
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