Dunkirk evacuation saves what is otherwise a ho hum film
Dunkirk follows a British squad as it wanders the French countryside in 1940 eventually ending up at the evacuation at Dunkirk. Around that story are reporters, generals and of course the boat owners who document the collapse of the western front during the Nazi invasion of France. All those side stories means the movie is more of a drama than a war film. Therefore you get the speeches about not giving up, monologues about hating the war, complaints about why London wanted civilian boats, etc. with only a few action scenes. On the plus side they employed a huge amount of extras to give a realistic view of what the Dunkirk beach was like when all the troops were trying to get on boats to cross the English Channel. It actually did a much better job of that then Christopher Nolan’s more recent Dunkirk movie. The beach scenes are by far the best part and redeem what is a rather ho hum story before that.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Leslie Norman"], "Producers": ["Michael Balcon", "Michael Forlong"], "Starring": ["John Mills", "Richard Attenborough", "Bernard Lee"], "Studio": ["Film Movement Classics"]}

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