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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker 29 Jul 2017

    The bloodless opening scene is the first sign that “Dunkirk” is no “Saving Private Ryan.”http://nyer.cm/4FPgMPm 

    10:00 AM - 29 Jul 2017
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      1. Tina Fields‏ @TFieldsLewis 29 Jul 2017
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        someone asked me yesterday if this was another saving private Ryan. no. this is cinematic gold. insides shook, I jumped, completely riveted

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      2. Jacob copple‏ @Jacobcopple2 29 Jul 2017
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        PG 13 war movies are pointless

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      3. Tina Fields‏ @TFieldsLewis 29 Jul 2017
        Replying to @Jacobcopple2 @NewYorker

        I dont like war movies, but was intrigued because it was nolan. I'm glad i went. try it. you might like it.

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      1. Benjamin Hendricks‏ @seagoat8888 29 Jul 2017
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        Good? Ryan was tripe.

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      1. Only sane person?‏ @NaughtyNooNoo89 29 Jul 2017
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        Brilliant film. Didn't need Hollywood fakery (blood, gore, CGI). Barely any words spoken & yet so tense & so dramatic! Cinema at its best!!

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      1. Dianna Hirl‏ @D_M_H1958 29 Jul 2017
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        Was very disappointed in this movie.

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      1.  🏜Donny G.‏ @CreamCityBro 29 Jul 2017
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        It doesn't need to be a SPR. It told a story of their own accord and how they went through it. Apples to Oranges. WWII holds many a story.

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      1. Ron Martínez‏ @ronmartinez 29 Jul 2017
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        Don't tell us what we're going to see or not see. Especially in a tweet. The reveal is the director's art and prerogative. Don't step on it.

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      1. WTF Why Are Kid’s Shows Good Now?‏ @AverageSociopat 29 Jul 2017
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        #spoilersbitchpls

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