Review Culture – Dunkirk

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Mark Halyday

August 11, 2017

Buddy, Paul and podcast debutant, ADF member and friend of the show Bj, sit down and discuss Christopher Nolan’s 10th feature film and epic World War 2 blockbuster, Dunkirk. How does it sit with the rest of Nolan’s filmography? How is Tom Hardy’s dreamy eyes able to out act half of Hollywood? Non spoiler score, review and impressions (Spoilers from 32.30-59 mins).

Then the boys run through their 3 point check (Watching, Playing, Listening) for the week. Highlights include: Collateral, OJ Simpson 30 for 30, Master of None, Stardew Valley, Foster the People.

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