Movies like Dunkirk (2017)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like Dunkirk, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. Atonement

    #226 most popular movie yesterday

    Featuring an extended sequence that breathtakingly captures the despair of the Dunkirk evacuation, Atonement delves into themes of love, war, and the power of storytelling. This emotional narrative complements the historical backdrop shared with Dunkirk.

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    2. Saving Private Ryan

    #334 most popular movie yesterday

    Directed by Steven Spielberg, this epic World War II film sets the bar for intense, gritty, and realistic battle scenes. Just like Dunkirk, Saving Private Ryan brings viewers to the frontline, showcasing the chaos and brotherhood of soldiers in conflict.

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    3. Hacksaw Ridge

    #429 most popular movie yesterday

    Hacksaw Ridge, directed by Mel Gibson, tells the true story of a conscientious objector who heroically saved dozens of his comrades during World War II. The intense battle sequences and the moral dilemmas faced by the protagonist resonate well with fans of Dunkirk.

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    4. 1917

    #471 most popular movie yesterday

    Crafted with a continuous shot illusion, Sam Mendes' 1917 delivers a thrilling and immersive World War I experience. Fans of Dunkirk will appreciate the film's real-time urgency and stunning cinematography which emphasize the immediacy of war.

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    5. Pearl Harbor

    #854 most popular movie yesterday

    While featuring a dramatic love story at its core, Pearl Harbor by Michael Bay also delivers large-scale, gripping sequences of aerial combat and historical tragedy, mirroring the tension and spectacle found in Dunkirk.

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    6. The Thin Red Line

    #1,222 most popular movie yesterday

    Terrence Malick's contemplative and philosophical approach to the war genre in The Thin Red Line offers a deep examination of humanity during the Battle of Guadalcanal. Its narrative style and focus on the soldiers' experiences align it closely with the tone of Dunkirk.